New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

will act a. matron Of honor. Miss
Miss Marian Zahriskie, of Maplewood;
Mrs. G. A. Heineken, of New York, ane
Miss Dorothy Nimick, Of Pittsburgh
will be the bridesmaids. Miss France.
Fleming, OF New York, and Miss Betty
West, of Maplewood, will be the flower
girls. Mr.. George Harton Singer will
be the best man and the ushers will
include Mr.. Albert Wells, Mr.. Charles
Heard and Mr.. W.. l.. G. Gibson, OF
Pittsburgh; Mr.. H. G. Benedict, Of
Roselle, and Richard Mathieson, OF
Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Daniel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Daniel, of 50
High Street, Orange, will be married
the latter part of July to Mr.. Chauncey
Hall, Of Augusta, Ne. Miss Alice
Slater. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam S. Slater, of 19 Chestnut Street,
East Orange, will be one Of the attend
ants.
Mrs. William S. Nelson, of Main
Street, Orange has issued invitations
cal to be held Tuesday at the Woman 3
Club house, East Orange, for her
guests to meet, William Wade Hin
show, president of the American Sing
ors' Society and formerly Of the Met
ropolitan Opera House
Mrs. Elmer Slipner and her baby
daughter, Mary Sherry Slipner, Of Pros
pect Street, East Orange, have sailed
for England to join Mr.. Sipner in
London.
The Yale Musical Club will give a
cert and dance Friday, Juno ., at
the Woman's Club house, East Orange.
The music for the dancing will be fur
nished by the college orchestra.
Mrs. c. Roy Dickinson, of 80 Chelsea
Place, East Orange, is at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James William Booth,
of Harrison Street, East Orange. have
departed for short stay at Kendall
Green, Mass. Later they will open
their summer home at Chatham, on
Cape Cod, to remain until October,
Mrs. c. S. Schuck and her son Con-
rad, of Cleveland Terrace. Orange,
have sailed for an extended stay in
England.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage on Saturday OF last week of
Miss Mildred Rosemond Hendrick
granddaughter Of Mrs. Lucy A. Hen
drick, of az South Walnut Street, East
Orange, and Mr. Ivan Emery Guick,
son of Mrs. Elizabeth Gulck, of Hack
formed at Grace Episcopal Church
IL
Gomph. Upon their return from trip
to Mount Pocono Mr.. and Mrs Gulick
will reside in East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Demarest. of
Gates Avenue, Montclair, have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Helen Demarest, and
Mr.. Ronald B. Kelsey, of South Center
Street, Orange. The ceremony will be
performed at the Demarest residence
Thursday evening, June /. Miss Dem
Margaret Sutphin, of Newark, and the
best man will be Mr.. Frederick T. Kel-
sey, of South Orange, brother of Mr.
Kelsey.
Chester Voorhees,, of Kensington
Terrace, Maplewood, has sailed for
three months trip through Europe.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Voor-
hees, of Glenwood Avenue, East Or
ange, are at Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Percy Byron, of Llewellyn Park,
West Orange, who with her daughters
the Misses Charlotte and Theresa By
ron, and Master Percy Byron jr. has
been abroad since the early autumn,
Will sail for home during the coming
week.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrison. of "a
Sussex Avenue, East Orange, have an
bounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Minnie Harrison, to Mr.
Ralph Brown, of 352 Bradford Street
orange. No wedding date has been set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Price. of
Lenox Avenue, East Orange, have de-
parted for California, where thew will
until fall.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter T. johnson for.
merry OF High Street, Newark, have re-
turned from trip to California. Ha-
wan and the Orient, and are making
their home temporarily at the Hotel
Clinton, East Orange.
Mrs. William S. Hunt. of Hillside
Place, South Orange, and her motber
Mrs. frederick H. Lun, of Chatham
nave returned from California, where
they visited Mrs. Lum's son. Cbarles
H. Lum ''i'es