The New York herald., 1922-05-28
- NE of the events of interest TO
Brooklyn society will be the
annual welfara dance OF the

~ NE of the events of Interest TO
Il Brooklyn society will be the
annual welfare dance of the
Lieut. Laurence c. Lowell Post of the
American Legion, which is to be held
on next Thursday evening for disabled
veterans. The dance is always held
out of doors on the tennis courts of
the Knickerbocker Field Club of Flat
bush.
Among the patronesses for the event
are Mines. Frank l.. Lowell, Frederick
F.. Adams, JOHN Anderson, Horatio M.
Adams, Donald Afford, a. H. Arons,
Homer c. Babcock, William c. Beecher.
George w. Bell. Russell Benedict,
William r. Bishop, Philip A. Brennan,
Walter Shaw Brewster Frank NJ.
Brooks, S. Edwin Buchanan, Andrew
G. Campbell, Chester r. Carleton,
William Harris Cary, William M.
Calder, I. Sherwood Coffin, A. Wallace
Chauncey. Benjamin f. Corwin, Fred
erick Evan Crane, James c. Cropsey.
Samuel III. Cupran, Jane G. Dalzell.
Emily III. Dalzell. Edmund II. briggs.
Henry Edward Drier. Richard NJ. Dor
Sty, 4NOIUidH .. LIKE Odillu lutl DOWUc
Duryea, Henry B. Davenport, Henry
Joralemon Davenport, Elliott Dubois,
William Pitman Earl, Jr.; Frank II.
Edmunds, Charles Jerome Edwards,
James A. Farrell, Frank Harvey Field,
Reginald Field. George S. Gartlan,
William T. Gilmour, William H. Good,
Percy r. Gray, Lewis r. Hayward,
Frank ]. Heaney, Norman Hubbard
Jr.; Wallace T. Jones, Edward f.
Keating, Horatio c. King. George W.
knight, William Lamb, Robert c. Lee,
Frederick G. Lea, Luke Vincent Lock
wood, Frederick S. Lyke, Austin Lud-
lam. Thomas l.. Leeming, John f.
McCooey, William A. Markey, David
A. Moir, c. A. Meissner. Joseph B.
, Murray, Thomas e. Murray, James A.
Mccormick, William l.. Moffat. Frank
Melville, Burt Foss Nichols. Lewis e.
Pierson and Lewis r. Pitcher.
Also Mines. Lewis H. Pounds, Fred
erick II. Pouch, Frederic B. Pratt,
Louis J. Praeger, Frederick S. Pendle-
ton, George Hunt Prentiss, Charles e.
Potts, Albert Quackenbush, Frank
Reynolds, Edward G. Riggs, w. w.
Read Benjamin F. Rowland, w. Oscar
Shadbolt. Edward b. Shallow, W.
! rockingham Smith, Charles n.
ScEenck, Alexander G. Snyder, Luke
| d. Stapleton, George V. Taylor, John
Van Buren, Thayer. Harland 3. Tib-
belts. George H. Tones, George C.
! Tilyou. w. A. Thompson. Jr.; Will
| lam II. Todd. Edwin +. Valentine,
Clarence Waterman, John A. Weber
De Witt c. Weld. Jr.; James H. Will
cox, Albert j. Wiley, Cyrus J. Wilson
George Albert = Wingate, Alfred F.
Wise, c. F. Woodbridge and James
II. Young.
!, An interesting program will be Offered
.i.by the pupils OF Miss Marjorie English
-of 80 Nicholas avenue. Brooklyn. al
Thep b ests sshlSiten syenin5 asJ
costume dancing, and Miss English will
do solo dance.
One OF the chief features of "F1apper
Fair" the original musical comedy
which the X. Y. n. Club will give al
Masonic Temple on Saturday evening
June TO- is an attractive chorus com.
posed of Misses Marie f. Cushing, Stella
Fox of Manhattan, Virginia Hard, He
lena JelllIIe Oh Manhattan. Marion kee-
veny of Manhattan. Elaine Kolle. Edith
MacBirney. Claire Martin. Kathryn Null
hearn, Valida Pike of Manhattan. Heller
Smith. Betsy Vernon. Virginia Weeks
and La Runa Wolcott of Manhattan
The leading male part in the show will
be taken by Victor NJ. Onet of Manhat-
tan, who recently played one of the prin-
cipal roles in Get in Step" at the Sew
enth Regiment show. Miss Estelle Car
roll will play the leading feminine role
in the show.
Miss Elizabeth Parsons. daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Parsons of 110s
Eighty-fourth street, has been elected
president of the Wellesley Outing Club
Miss Parsons Is a senior at Wellesley
and Is a graduate of Manual Training
High School in Brooklyn.
Mrs. George T. McQuade has beer
elected president of st. Johns College
Auxiliary; Mines. Clarence A. Carr, SAM
tiago p. Cahill. Edward V. Killeen. J.
Richard Kevin. Charles J.. O'Brien