New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

OF about a month visiting friends and
relatives in New York State.
Mrs; George. Merck and family. of
i''ewel!yn Park, West Orange. have re-
turned from Northeast Harhor, Me,
at which point they passcdSthe summer
months.
MIR. and Mrs. Fredrick Fischer Never
and family, Of Scotland Road. South
orange, have returned from their sum
mer home at Nantucket.
:, Mrs. Fraak O.. Barstow. Of Tillou
koad, South Orange, and Mrs. A, B.
Jnenklns' ns' OF Liewellyn Park, West
orangs, have feturnod from d motor
trip to TIE Thousand Islands.
Mrs. William F. Alien, of Scotland
Road. South Orange. has returncd sJ.s~mn from
pay Head, where she passed the latter
part Of the summer season with her
son ana aaughtar-in-law. MIR. end Mrs.
frederick Allen. Mrs Allen recently
suffered from serious illness from ,
"h'ch she is now practically recovered.
Mrs. Cyrus +. Loutral. os Ysv;ny
avenue, Soatb Orange, has returned to
ner nome eftcr passing the summer at
hyahnisport, Mass, and with her son
ana aaughter-ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
oyrus henry Loutra!, at the latter's
cottage at Long Island Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schlesinrer. for.
meriy of the Robert Treat Hotel. New-
ark, nave returned after passing the
summer months at the Mountain Ride
Country Club, West Orange Thsv
pan 70 remain at the Hotel Edvenerc
East Orange, for the winter.
one OF the most interesting we'd
pihgs :, OF tne season for 0rangeites will
pe mat OF Miss Priscilla Hef1inger, of
Soissm outh, N. H., and Mr., Donald
Edwin Stewart, u, 8. n. of Scotland
Road, South Orange The weddinp
ceremony, will, according to present
plans. take place the latter nart Of
next month or the first part of Decem-
per IN Portsmouth. Miss Heffinper
VIII visit i'll the Oranges previous to
the wedding, and number of enter
talnments will be given in her honor
during her stay.
Mrs. j. Lindsey Franciscus, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L. Newhouse of
Iiermore, Hutton Park, West Orange,
has returned to her Lone in St. Louis
after passing the summer months at
the Newhouse home.
MI and Mrs. w. w. Trimpi, of Cen
tre Street, Orange, will pass the week
| ends during the current month at their
country home at Hawley, Pa They
plan to depart early in December for
theirWinter homei in Florida.
Nv opJ Nfrr JIy;JF,.l uya1f.
daughterin-law Of Mrs. Jean Wolfs, of
Leslie Street, Newark, have again
taken up their residence in Orange
Mr.. and Mrs. VOLTS were married last
spring at Plainfield. Mrs. VOLTS was
before her marriage Miss Hilda Platt,
daughter of the late John 7. Platt.
The first meeting of the current
season of the Maplewood Woman's
Club was held Friday afternoon at the
Ricalton School, of that municipality.
dress on international Affairs" and
Mrs. Clayton d. Lee, first vice-presi-
dent of the New Jersey State Fedora
tion, gave talk on the biennial con-
ference held last spring at Chautauqua.
Mrs. David A. Paterson, now resi-
dent of Montreal and until recently Of
Ridgewood Road, South Orange, has
been passing several weeks at West
Hampton, L. L., as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. CORTLAND Kelsey, of Woodland
Milan II. Goodwin, of Harrison Street,
East Orange, at their summer homes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paterson will be greatly
missed during the coming winter by
their many friends in the Oranges.
They were considered among the "most
popular" Of the younger members of
society in the Oranges.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dana Hyde, Of
Centre Street, South Orange, have left
their summer cottage at East Hampton,
L. l., and will pass the winter months
in their New York City home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bovine, of
the Hotel Edgcmere, East Orange, have
returned from their summer home at
Bay Head.
The wedding Of Miss Frances Estelle
Hinman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis s. Hinman, of 107 Harrison
Street, East Orange, and Mr.. Everett
Yeaw jr., son Of Mrs. Everett Yeaw, OF
Hartford Road, South Orange, WILL take
place Wednesday, in the Brick Presby-
teTiHA CuuICH3 IL1sI oi1ilSS. LhE tChS7
mony will be performed by the Rev.
1 DR.. Quails. Miss Carol Hinman will
| be her sister's maid of honor and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Helen Yeaw,
sister of the prospective bridegroom;
/ Miss Janet Ward, Of East Orange, and
/ Miss Frances Shattucl, Of Rye, N. T..
Mr.. Alvin Yeaw will be his brothers.
best man and the ushers will include
/ Mr.. Lucius Horatio Bigelow, of South
Orange, and Mr.. Everett Bradley, Of
Haverhial, Mass, brother-in-law and
cousin, respectively, of the bride
groom to-be, and Mr.. Phillip Kceler
and Mr.. John Platt jr., of Westhcld.
I Mr.. and Mrs. David s. Walton and
4 her daughters, the Misses Edith and
Florence, of Llewellyn Park, West Or
ange, have returned from Enrone,
where they passed the entire summer
/ season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manton B. Metcalf ir.,
Of Rumson and New York, have hGen
/ the guests for short period past ct
Mr.. Metcalf's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Manton B. Metcalf, at their home, Elm
4 Wynd, Centre Street, Orange.
Included among "the missing" in the
younger set Of society in the Oranges
/ for the coming winter will be Mr.. Tom
Dudley. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge
/ Dudley, of Clarendon Place, Orange
Mr. Dudley, who Is unusually popular,
especially among athe young set" has
sailed FOR Santiago, Chile. He will
| lncata in business at that point ana