The New York herald., 1922-06-11
Block Party on \
Staten Island in
Aid of Nursery
Proceeds Will Provide New
Heating Plant-News Of
Richmond Borough.

tween Jersey street and Westervelt
avenue, on Staten Island. TIE party
was arranged by the Staten Island
Woman's Club day nursery depart
ment and the receipts will go to the
nursery. A new heating plant will
now be installed and repairs will be
made.
Dancing was enjoyed during the
evening Committee chairmen were
as follows: Utility table committee,
Mrs. Charles Durkee: fancy table,
Mrs. Arnold Wedemeyer; candy table,
Mrs. Caspar Schwing; ice cream and
| cake. Mrs. Everett Meets; ice cream
cones, Mrs Fred L. Stoddard; liquid
refreshments, Mrs. lie Roy Cox; fish
pond, Mrs. Henry Koenig; peanuts,
| Mrs Will Hamilton Baker; flowers.
Mrs. Roland Turpisch; millinery. Mrs.
| William Writ Mills; frankfurters. Mrs.
| Vincent Smith; fortunes, Mrs. water
Mayer; popcorn and chewing gum'
Mrs. H. Charles Miller; balloons, Mr..
| James Wilkinson.
| The committee in charge comprised
Mrs. William B. Wilkinson, chairman;
Mrs. Willard A. Boyd. Miss M. Deleyan
and Mrs. Il. Nichols.
| The Woman's Literary Cluo OF Fore
! Richmond met In the Dutch REFORMED
| Chapel on Monday afternoon and en-
| tertained as guests Mrs. Richard Cnap-
man. president Of the City Federation
-ha ,d rnpplhPrS or the
board of officers OF the federation.
Mrs. Edwin Markham read AN Orig
inaf story" Piano selections were
played by Mrs. Wilbert Hutton and
Miss Eleanor De Hart played the man
dolin. The report of the City Fedora
ton was read by Mrs. Q. Makely ana
current events were discussed by MRS.
Edward Seguine. The installation OF
the new officers retently elected took
place.
Mrs. George Johnson was chairman OF
the hostesses.
At q recent meeting held by the Staten
Island Chapter Of the D.. A. r., at Gray
Court Inn, the following officers were
elected: Regent, Miss Edith Kellogg:
first vice-regent, Mrs. Steinrock; second
vice-r regent, Mrs. Jarvis; third vice-re-
gent. Mrs. Standerwick; recording sec
reldry, N1TS. JeEIllS SoAicSPSA4N-
ing secretary Mrs. Rabbage; historian,
! Miss Wilson; historical committee.
chairman, Miss Anna Van Name; treas
urer, Mrs. Geissel registrar, Mrs.
Charles ingalls,; chaplain, Mrs. Anna
Swift; auditing committee, Mrs. Put
nam.
"The 1likado'' was presented on
Wednesday evening by the Christ
! Church Dramatic Club In the parish
| house on Franklin avenue, New Brigh-
ton. Miss Ethel Clark was especially
pleasing In the role OF YUT,- Yum.
A lawn party will be given by Mrs.
Arthur Won Briescn at her summer
home. Gernda on the Narrows. on Sat-
urday afternoon. June H. A number
OF people from Manhattan have been
invited, as well as many from Staten
| Island.
The opening rounds Of a women's sin
| giles elimination tournament were
started on Friday by the Staten Island
Ladies Club on the grounds at Livings-
| ton. A round robin also was played.
Mrs. Alan Thomas wos In charge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Koehler. who re-
Gently took one Of the Castleton apart
mepts. sailed yesterday for England on
the Baltic. They expect to spend several
weeks in Paris and Will return to Staten
Island In August.
The Staten Island Teachers Associa-
ton sailed around Staten Island on the
Zephyr Wednesday from 6:16 p. M.
until p. NJ. The boat made no stops
and supper in boxes was served.
Tho sixty-ninth anniversary Of the
Mariners Family Asylum was cele-
brated on Thursday afternoon at the
homo on Tompkins avenue. Staple
ton. The Rev. ]. @. Robinson. head OF
the chaplain department of the Sea-
mans Church Institute. was the prin-
cipal speaker. Mrs. Edwin Markham
! entertained with some reading and
solos were sung by Mrs. n. D. Chap
man and Miss Mae Sharrott- Miss
vroom played several piano selections
Fancy articles made by the women IN
the home were sold.
Under the auspices OF the Horticul-
tural Society OF Staten Yslard q rose
show was opened at the museum on
Stuyvesant place. Amateur gardeners
were the main contributors. Mr.. Ra-
der was chairman Of the show. assisted
by Mrs. A. A. Rothnan. Mrs. J. Morti-
rner Vanderbilt. Mrs. Henry NJ. Trench
and r. D. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Grimes Of
Grasmere will leave on Thursday with
their children to attend Mr.. Grirnes's
class reunion at Harvard. The family
will be the guests OF Mrs. Grirnes's
parents IN Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert S. Tenny are at
Dingman's Ferry for the month.
The Prince Bay Yacht Club held It's
opening dance at the club Last Satur-
day evening.
The Deems Literary Society will
hold It's last meeting for the summer in
the chapel OF the Emmanuel Church In
westerleigh on Tuesday evening. June
20.
The Misses Lila and Ethel Simpson
of West New Brighton were the guests
OF Mrs. Harry ober at Lakewood. re-
Gently.
| Mr.. and Mrs william s. Perry were
the guests OF Miss McKessam at Mon
mouth Beach last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard Preble. who
| formerly occupied an apartment on