New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

Both Mr.. and Mrs Goodrich have
been much missed by the members Of
society in the Oranges, as both are ex-
ceedingly popular and their homo was
continually a place of interest.
The "Blythlca" Theater, which is on
their estate, Is often used for various
amateur productions. A sunkon foun-
tain acts as reflector. showing to
great advantage the beauty Of the
hangings and numerous softly-tinted
lamps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich passed the
greater. part of their stay abroad in
England.
Mrs. %. NJ. Stewart, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steward,
OF Jefferson Avenue, Maplewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. " Meeks, Of Grove
Road, South Orange, have returned
from an automobile trip through the
New England States and a stay Of three
months in the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Gore, Of 80
High Street, Orange, have returned
from their summer home at Seal Har-
Dor, Mount Desert, Me-, where they
have been since the early part Of Au-
gust.
The Wednesday Luncheon Club, Of
the Oranges, will meet during the COM
ing week at the home of Mrs. Cecil o.
Dunaway, of 1873 North Parkway, East
Orange The club. which holds it's
meetings bi-weekly, opened it's season
last week at the residence of Mrs. John
Van Ryn, of l74 North Mum Avenue,
East Orange.
Dates will be announced in the near
future by the entertainment commit
tee of the Maplewood Country Club for
two subscription dances, an evening
bridge and supper dance to be held
during the current month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Barclay jr. are chairmen
of the entertainment committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. vireien, Of
Oakland Road. Maplewood. have gone
to New York City, where they will re-
main for the winter months.
Mrs. Sidney NJ. Colgate and family
turned from their summer camp at
Upper Saranac Lake, in the Adiron-
dacks, and are now at their New York
home, Park Avenue, New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph stanley-Brown
Oliver, of Washington Street, East
Orange, have returned from a three
months honeymoon passed in European
travel and are planning to visit Mrs
Stanley Browns mother, MRS. Mary s
Oliver, of East Orange, for several
weeks before departing for Cleveland
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Stanley-Brown is a grand
| Oliver was also in Europe for severa
months, having returned during the
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis S, Henry, OF
Berkeley Avenue, Orange, have re
| turned from Sconset. Nantucket, where
they have been for several weeks past
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hale Graves, OF
| Scotland Road, South Orange, have re.
turned from their summer home a.
| Spring Lake.
Miss Mavis Adeline Benedict, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Benedict
of Harrison Street, East Orange, ha'
chosen her sister, Mrs. Charles Higl
Dickson, Of East Orange, to be tn,
matron of honor at the wedding o
Miss Benedict and Mr.. Thomas Potter
son of Mrs. Henry A. Potter and th'
late Colonel Potter, of Llewellyn Park
West Orange. The ceremony will b,
performed October IS, at the Nortl
Orange Baptist Church, Orange, ant
will be followed by reception at the
Essex County Country Club, Wes
| Orange.
! L,
Misses Catherine Barton, of Boston
Janet Ward and Katherine Marshall
of East Orange; Eleanor Reynolds, o.
| West Orange; Gertrude d. Hitch, o.
South Orange. The best man will be Mr.
Douglass Holmes, of Orange, and thu
| ushers will include Mr.. Theodore Bar
] ber, of Englewood; Mr.. Edward May
Of New York; Mr.. John Williams, O.
1 Orange; MIR. c. H. Dickson, Of Eas
Orange; Mr.. Give Day, Of Summit, ant
Mr.. Irving Smith, of South Orange
Miss Benedict will entertain her brida
party at dinner the evening befor'
the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Higgs, OF a
| Hickory Drive, Maplewood, have re
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gronaud, of Mon
treai, whom they visited during thei
stay in that city, made the return tril
with Mr. and Mrs. Higgs and are noy
their house guests for an indefinite
period. Mr. and Mrs. Higgs's daugh
ter, Miss Agnes D.. Higgs, recently re
turned from stay at Asbury Park
Mr.. Russell Snively Gilbert and hi
mother, Mrs. William H. Gilbert, Of 8
Cleveland Street, Orange, have re
! turned from a summer tour of Europe
/ During their stay abroad they visite,
! England, France and Italy and attend
4 ed the Passion Play while in Oberam
mergau.
Mrs. Edward l.. Aiken and her daugh
/ ter, Miss Olive M. Aiken, of AZ Cres
Ecent Road, East Orange, have dspartc'
4 on tour of the New England states
! November 3 is the tentative date Sc
| by Mrs. Manton B. Metcalf, of Oranga
| chairman Of the New Jersey Navy Clu
committee. for the card party TO b
! held at the Essex County Country Clul
for the benefit of the National Nav,
Club fund. From the present outlnol
!! about 100 tables will be in play.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur ]. Grynles, o
East Park Street, East Orange, are noy
! at their home after passing the SUN
mer season in European travel.
/ Mrs. Alanson Gillespie and he
4 eaughter, Miss Carol Gillespie, Of Har
/ risoh Street. East Orange, have re
/ turned to their home from q tri
! tLrn,ob +ha Canadian Rockies