The New York herald., 1922-04-02
Mrs. E. L. Richards
GipeS Dance for Son
at Harbor Hill
Miss Dorothy Wemple to Be
come Bride on April %
Staten Island Notes.

ing for their son, Eugene Lamb Rich
ards Sd. who has returned from Taft's
School to spend the holidays with his
parents.
Those attending were Miss Florence
Hamilton and Mr.. Charles Hamilton
OF Noroton. n. Y; Mr.. Denny Raritan
OF Lake George. ". w. and Mr.. Arthur
Gwynn of Rye. N. X. who are guests
at the Richards home; also Misses
Betty Rianhard, Betsy Frieze. Helen
Boyd. Eleanor Fuller, Hope Walker,
Catherine Willis, Marjorie Gaines and
Barbara Sindall Messrs. Blythe En-
mons, John A. Morton, Jr.; Teddy
Harland. Anson II. Richards. Law
renee Pritchard, Fred Bartrop. Ken
meth Stanton, Robert Deems, Henry
Johnson and Mr.. Eugene w. van G.
Lucas and Mrs. Lucas, who was Miss
Diana Elmendorf Richards.
| The marriage of Miss Dorothy Wem-
| pie, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
! Y. Wemple of Henderson avenue. to Mr..
| Herbert Magruder. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
! Robert Magruder OF Townsend avenue.
will take place on Saturday afternoon.
April 80, In the Randall Memorial
| Church at Sailors Snug Harbor. The
| Few Or. James Fraser and the Rev. DR..
Edward Deems will officate at the cere-
mony
| The bride will be attended by her
sisters. Miss Elizabeth Wemple. as maid
| Of honor and Miss Caroline Wemrie az
| flower girl. The bridesmaids will be
| Misses Helen Magruder, Bertha Mont
gomery of Philadelphia, Louise Merritt
f Danbury. Conn. and Miss Hostettler
CT California Mr.. Donald Magruder
will be the best man.
| Mrs. Edwin Markham entertained the
audience at the meeting of the depart
ment of music and literature OF the
Staten Island Woman's Club last week.
Mrs. Markham read one of her own
stories, "a Separated Woman" an Irish
sketch, laid in the Sierra Nevada Noun
tains. Mrs. Markham took the place of
Mrs. Morrell w. Gaines, who, because
of Illness. was unable to present the
play which had been arranged.
| A vocal solo was sung by Mrs. Lewis
Christian. accompanied by Mrs. f. Hill
yer. and the hostesses were Mrs. Frank
Snyder and Mrs. e. Alfred ErrinEton.
/ A large attendance enjoyed guest
night at the Woman's Club of Staten
| Island last Saturday night. one act
comedy entitled Joint Owners In Spain"
was arranged by Mrs. Roland Turpisch.
The work of Mrs. Cecyl Grimes was
highly commended. her Characterization
OF an unusual type stood out vividly in
| this comedy. the action of which took
place forty years ago In an old ladies'
homo In New England. Mrs. Grimes for
n1erly lived in Minneapolis. Mimi. and
was identified with the leading amateur
/ Thespiaus of that CITY.
/ Others who did creditable work IN the
cast were Mrs. s. J. Matthews. Mrs. l..
L. Callan and Mrs. V. G; Smith.
Mrs. ". S. Errington and Miss Jo-
sephine Barth entertained with piano
solos and an orchestra played for in
| formal dancing.
Miss Elva Hall and Miss Mabel Mus
son were the hostesses.
The Richmond Borough Kindergarten
Association arranged an educational
lecture which was held on Friday after
noon In Public School No. IA. The
speaker was Miss Lucy Wheelock of
Boston, and her subject dealt with the
training of children. Members of
mothers clubs, parents associations
teachers and principals were in the
| audience.
Mrs. Guy Delaneld held family re
union and supper party at her home last
Sunday for the birthday OF her father.
! Mr. William Perry.
The regular dance of the Upsilon
Omicron Society Of the Staten Islam
| Academy will be held in the Curtis
| Lyceum on April II.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Orton OF 81.
Marks place have their son, Lee Orton,
with them for the spring vacation. He
Is a student at Lawrenceville Prep.
NIrs. Taylor Belcher r. arranging a
poster exhibit several weeks previous to
the Comedy Opera Club production Of
THE Royal Vaga abond." which will be
held on May ~ and 13 az the Sailors
Snug Harbor Theater. The posters will
exhibition win be placed at various clubs
ard elsewhere on Staten Island.
a bridge In honor OF Miss Dorothy
Wemple. who Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Y. Wemple OF Henderson
avenue. was given on Saturday night at
the home OF Miss Helen Magruder In
Townsend avenue. Miss Wemple Will
become the bride OF Mr.. Herbert Ma
gruder next month. Those attending
we're Mr.. and Mrs. willard Tompkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Magruder. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Dotts. Mrs. Lawrence
Darien. Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott. Mr..
and Mrs. Gimmel. Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
| ford Misses Elizabeth fand Dorothy
wemple. Roberta Dorman. Helen Scott,
| Frances Lyman. Helen Magruder,
Messrs. Harold Edison. Herbert and Dom
aid Magruder. Lawrence Brewer, Dan
| Dickinson and Edward Parmelee.
The Misses Florence and Helen Baez-
ler, students Of New Rochelle College.
are spending the spring vacation with
their parents at their home Oh Ocean
Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs william ". Horn and
their daughter. Miss Fannie Horn, have
returned from Eau GALL, Fla. where
they passed the winter.
The woman's Auxiliary of tho Asso-
citation OF Arts ss,d Sciences has organ
\ lied tree campaign for Richmond
county. The first movement In the cam
paign was started at meeting held In
TIE Museum on Wednesday afternoon.
DR. John Il. pu--t- of the Staten Islard
Academy was the speaker Mr.. Dunno
has been appointed chairman OF the
commerce committee TO bring the work
of tree planting before the public Mrs.
Junius r. Balch is president or the aux