New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Society in the Oranges
Announcement of Miss Dorothy Moores Engage
ment Is Made; Mrs. Harold b. HuffOrd
Is Hostess at Luncheon

AZ tea and silk stocking shower
given Wednesday for Miss Helen Mur-
ray Brown. Of East oznge, By Miss
Dorothy Moore, at her home, 5s2 Park
Avenue, East Orange, fhe hostess's
parents announced their daughters en-
gagement TO Mr.. Addison Center Burn
ham jr, Of NsEtOn, Mass.
Miss Brown~is 70 be married next
Saturday, December %, 20 Mr.. Charles
Matthews. Of Evanston, III. The esre-
mony will be performed at the Mum
Avenue Presbyterian Church by the
pastor. the Rev. DR.. Robert Brewster
Beattie, and will be followed BIZ A re-
ception at the home Of the brides par
ents. Miss Brown, who is the daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Brown, Of i45
south Mum Avenue. East Orange, was
guest Of honor az a dinner party and
surprise kitchen shower, given Tuesday
night by Miss Ruth Marshall, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Marshall, Of
Glenvood Avenue, East OrTnRe. Miss
Constance Whittemore, of Harrison
Street, East Orange, gave a tea yester-
day in honor Of Miss Brown.
Mrs. Harold B. Huhord, OF FAirmount
Terrace, Jersey City, gave luncheon
Wednesday In honor Of Miss Gertrude
McGovern, Of SO Carnegie Avenue, East
Orange, whose engagement has been
announced 20 Mr.. james l.. Malone, Of
jersey City and Allenhurst. Among
the other affairs that have been given
In her honor was bridge and tea By
her sister, Miss Marie G. MeGovern.
The guests included former classmates
at st. Elizabeth's College.
Mrs. G.. c. Terry, Of Hoboken, was
hostess yesterday NJ a luncheon az the
Claridge Hotel, New York, followed BY
a matinee theater party IN honor Of
her cousin, Miss Jane ROsamond Orr,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Earle
Orr, Of 1853 North Walnut Street. East
Orange. Miss Orr will be married this
winter 90 Mr. James Francis Mitchell.
Of Newark, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mitchell, Of Corning, n. Y. Among the
many other affairs that have been
given in honor OF Miss Orr was a
luncheon and surprise linen shower
Wednesday by Mrs. Philip Stevens, Of
Hudson Street. Hoboken. Mrs. Henry
Corts and Mrs. Frank Corts, Of New
York, were az the tea table.
A surprise party in honor Of the
ifty-ffth wedding anniversary OF Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel p. IllmRn, OF 8 North
Grove Street, East Orange, was given
at that address Tuesday night by Mr..
Illman's son, DR.. G.. Morton Illman, and
Mrs. Illman, Of 70 South Walnut Street,
East Orange. The guests included Mrs.
Charles @. Reiter, Miss Airline Reiter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell B. Taylor. Mrs.
Clarence Anderson. Miss Ida Bowers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville lllman and Mas
ter Leeds Illman, all Of East Orange,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Illman, OF
Hillside.
Mr.. and Mrs. lllman were married In
Philadelphia ffty-hve years ago. ne
Il senior vice e-commander Of UEal Dedd
Pest, ~, G. A. r., OF Orange, and
member OF the staff Of the New Jersey
State Commandery, G. A. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto ". Itzsl, Of Sls
Cleveland Street, Orange. have an
nouneed the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Edythe Margaret ltzel,
TO Mr. Reinold c. Bauer, son OF Dir.
and Mrs. Christina ]. Bauer, OF 4oi
Berwick Street, Orange. No wedding
date has been set.
Announcement has been made OF
the engagement OF Miss Louise =.
Dunn, daughter Of former Prosecutor
NJ +. Dunn. OF 667 East Eighteenth
Street, Paterson, and Mr. Frederick l..
schweinler, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Schweinler, Of Hilltop, West Orange,
Miss Dunn II a graduate Of s. Eliza.
beth's College, AZ Convent Station, and
Mr.. schweinler Of Cornell. During the
World War he served overseas with
the 2sth Division.
A number Of feAturs dances were
given at the subscription dance held
Friday evening AZ the Woman's Club
house, William and Prospect streets.
East Ora ige, By the Zeta Chapter OF
the Pi Delta Sigma fraterhity. Mr
Herbert Beam was chairman, assisted
by Mr. John Van Ryn IT,, Mr.. Edward
Talbot and Mrg. Henry Leonard, All OF
East Orange.
Miss Betty Van Iderstins, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van lderstlne,
Of 25 Euclid Avenue, Maplewood, has
returned from Penn Hall for the
Christmas vacation.
Mrs. r. U. Redpath, Of Maplewood
Avenue, Maplewood. was hostess Thur
day afternoon at the meeting Of the
Travel Club.
Mrs. c. F. French, Berkeley Avenue
Orange, will give young peoples dance
at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Wednesday evening, December 81, for
the many friends OF her daughter, Miss
Margaret French.
Mrs. Alfred I. Heyn and her daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Heyn, Berkeley Ave-
nue.. Orange. will sail the latter part
Of January for a cruise Of the Medi-
terranean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald S. Stewart have
returned from their honeymoon and
are living with Mr. Stewart's father,
Rear Admiral Stewart, U. s. W, at his
home on Scotland Road, South Orange.
RESORTS