New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

menus.
Mrs. Edwin j. Prindle, Of % Pros
pect Street. East Orange, has return ed
who accompanied her, returned about
ten days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd L. Tompkins, of
Harrison Street, East Orange, have
sailed for Bermuda. They will return
early in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Paterson. OF
423 Ridgewood Road, South Orange
have sold their home and moved to
Montreal where they will reside in
the future.
Halsted Street, East Orange, have gone
to Detroit. where they will make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Colgate, OF
South Center Street, Orange, have re-
turned home. Since their recent re-
turn from Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs
Colgate have been stopping at their
New York apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonor F. Loree and
Llewellyn Park, West Orange, have re-
turned after Spending the winter a:
their New York apartment, $50 East
Seventy-sccond Street
Mrs. Edgar l.. Newhouse, of Hutton
/ Park, West Orange. has returned from
an extended motor trip through the
West.
Mrs. James A. Clark, of $50 Park
Avenue, Orange, was hostess at the
informal card party and tea given
Monday afternoon at the Washingt on
Miss Dorothy Farrand, of Ralston
Avenue. South Orange, will depart
Wednesday for Fort Worth, Texas
She will be the guest for period of
two months of Miss Elizabeth Humble
Mrs. Percy ingalls,. Of II High
Street, Orange. and Mrs. Maurice s.
Decker, Of Quimby Place. West Orange
will represent the Oranges Mt the Pan
American Conference to be held in
Washington under the direction of the
National League of Woman Voters
Of the Oranges
Miss Katherine Randolph daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Randolph
of 146 Prospect Street East Orange
has returned from Guantanamo Bay
where she has been for several months
as the guest of Lieutenant Commando
and Mrs Robert S. Chew
Miss Lillian Markwith. Of 80 Morton
Place, East Orange, will return carly
this month from Miami, Fla, where
she has been the entire winter Miss
Markwith will be married in the near
future to Charles H. Taylor, of If
Prospect Street, East Orange.
Mrs. Walter Brcidenbach, Of All New
England Terrace, Orange, cntertaine ed
the Facta Non Nerba Club Thursday.
Miss Marion Van Wagenen, Of 22e
Mount Prospect Avenue. Newark, en-.
tertained at dinner Tuesday night al
the Hotel Ambassador, New York, ir
honor of Mrs. Gustave Meiners, Of 1875
Eaton Place, East Orange, who viii
sail April IL for Sweden She will re
main abroad for several months.
Bayard Colgate, son of Mr. and Mrs
Sidney M. Colgate, of Seven Oaks, Cen
ter Street, Orange. who left in ,Tanu
ary with the Third Asatic Expedition
to spend the period of a year in tn,
study Of primitive man in the interio,
OF Mongolia, has now reached Pekine
Tho expedition is under the leadersh il
of Roy Chapman Andrews, and is plan
ming to leave in the near future fol
Urga, its last outpost of modern civ
ilization.
Mrs. Otto Bader, Of William Street
Orange, will entertain next Saturday
in honor of Miss Irma L. Whitnev
daughter Of Mrs. Marie Whitney. OF
Central Avenue, Orange. Miss Whitney
is the hancee of Dwight Chester
Beebe. Of Burchard Street, Eas
Orange.
Arthur NJ Anderson. Of Llewellyr
Park. West Orange, sailed during til,
last week for q short stav in Eurone
Mr. and Mrs. j. Y. G. Walker, o,
Llewellyn Park, will depart aftel
Easter to pass several months abroa d
Mrs. r. E. Stokley, Of III Maple
wood Avenue, Maplewood, has returned
from Asheville, N. c., where she ha,
been since early winter
Mrs. Charles II. Rohlfs, Of 500 Cen.
trail Avenue, Orange, will entertain he,
Five Hundred Club at her home Tues.
day
Dennis F. O'Brien and his two eide,
daughters, the Misses Helen and Fran.
ces O'Bren, of Prospect Street. Eas,
Orange, have sailed for an extend ed
tour of Europe. Miss Frances O'Brien
recently recovered from a serious i'll.
ness.
The Woman's Club OF Orange will
give large card party Easter MONDAY
afternoon and a dance in the evening
Both of the events are to he subscrip-
tlon affairs, the proceeds to be used for
the maintenance of the clubs service
shop during the summer months, when
the majority Of the club members will
be away from home. Mrs. Charles A
Lindsey, who has had charge of the
ol-weekly card parties of the club this
season, will be chairman of the after
noon Mrs. j. Alfred Dixon, chairman
OF the social committee, will act as
hostess in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W. Sill. Of
F" Prospect Street, East Orange. have
moved to 317 Haywood Avenue, Orange
tne house formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest q. klipstein. Mr.. and Mrs