New-York tribune., 1922-10-22


Bridgehampton, l.. l., where they have
peen since early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Wander Poel. of
vose Avenue. South Orange. are .,
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va., for nm
indefinite period.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alexander Harris
nave returned from their wedding tr;p
and are Mt their new home, SO South
PARKWAY, FarkWay, East Orange. Previous to he,
marriage Mrs. Harris was Miss Vir-
sanA Ai.en Lishawa, Of 80 prospecs
orange Chapter, Daughters of the
Revolution, will hold a card party
tuesday. October 81, at the Misse
Clark's School. 671 Park Avenue, Eas,
Orange.
Miss Helen Pearce, daughter Of IN,
late ME- and Mrs. Frank Pearce, o.
south Center Street, Orange, will be
married early In the coming month or
q ., date Still to be decided upon to NJ,
M Larry f. Burbank, Of Cajon, Calf
place. ~ via.
MRS. Percy Ray Abrams, Of Haw-
tn thorne Street, Orange, was hostess
-, rhursday afternoon at her home to the
Thursday Bridge Cluh, Of which she is
q member. At the opening meet;ns 20
the. club, held October s. Mira. n
Anderson, of Cleveland Street. oranco
was elected president to succeed Mrs
Frank II. Jamison. 49,
paaa.,, mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Niver, Of
roosevelt Avenue, East Orange. who
te .esuaned from short stay In Cuban
ecfEieory' are preparing to pass several
weeks in Atlantic City. 90
Mr. Walter Dormitzer, OF Ra!sson
Avenue, South Orange, ACCOMPANIED hv
MS daughter, Miss Marion Dormifzer.
are preparing to depart early In the
coming month for Africa, where thew
VIII remain for an indefinite period.
Ihat exclusive set Of young married
members Of society who make their
MONIES in Liewellyn Park, West Orange.
are being entertained frequently by Mr..
and Mrs. Farnham Yardley in their
wonderful little playhouse on the
grounds Of their Lieweliyn Park estate.
| Inc building Is exactly tine proper size
| Ior informal dances, and it Is seldom
ehat week passes by without some
| TYPE OF an irnpromptu party. During
the last week MIR. and Mrs. Yardley
| entertained about sixty friends at the
playhouse.
| AT her marriage Saturday. December
z. TO Mr. Francis Baker Hague, son of
| Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth J. Hague, of
Bertyl Tremper, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. j.. Tremper, of Maplewood Ave-
| nue., Maplewood, will be attended by
Mrs. William A. Becker, sister of she
bridegroom, as matron Of honor; Miss
Dorothy Dodd, of East Orange, as maid
| Of honor, and Miss Anne Kastner, Of
Glen Ridge; Miss Helen Stewart, Of
| Maplewood; Miss Constance Jones, Of
| Newark, and Miss Beatrice Carr, Of
| Madlson and New York, as bridesmaids.
hr. Mr. Ainsworth J. Hague jr. will be his
be performed in Morrow Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church, and will
pc followed by reception in the
Maplewood Country Club.
Mrs. James Macdonald, of 1T Della
van Avenue, Newark, has announced
the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Betty. Macdonald, to Mr.. G. Stuart
| Feattie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Beattie, of SO Sussex Avenue, East Or
ange. No wedding date has been set.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Stetson, of 43s
Park Avenue, Orange, sailed yesterday
for Bermuda, where they will remain
for the entire winter.
| Miss Ellen Lee Knox, daughter ef
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frederick Knox,
of Fl Madison Avenue, Maplewood, was
married Thursday to Mr.. Carlos de
Zafra, son OF Mrs. Emma Roderick de
zafra, Of New York City. Miss Jessie
A. Knox, twin sister of the bride, was
the only attendant. Mr.. C. A. Simms,
Of New York, was the best man.
The ceremony was performed by che
Rev. G. Lawreeton Rluhm, pastor Of
.hc Prospect Street Presbyterian
Church. Maplewood, at the home of the
parents Of the bride.
Announcement has been made Of the
| engagement of Miss Ada Cary Baker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baker,
Of 61s Ridgewood Road, Maplewood,
| and Mr.. John Hibbard Fellows, OF
New Britain, Conn. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Mrs. Lillian X. Smith, of Asheville,
". w anu IdSg OEdHSe, mas announced
| the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Lillian Kruger, to Mr. Frank Stein
| hart jr., of Havana, Cuba. Miss Smith
Is granddaughter of Mr.. Gottfried
| Krueger and former United States
Senator James Smith ir.
! Mrs. Lille NJ Schieber, of North
| Asbury Park and East Orange. has an
| nounced the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie G. Schieber, to Mr.. Earl
| M. Wightman, of Carteret Street, New
| ark. No wedding date has been set.
| Mrs. Themes A. Edison. ~ 7lor.eI,vt,,
Park, West Orange, and Mrs. Charles
W. Evans, of North Arlington avenue,
| East Orange, have returned from
stav at Atlantic City. While at that
point they attended the congress Of ths
| Fairgrounds and Recreation Associa.
| SION of America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward e. Pollock, Of
II Prospect Street, East Orange, have
departed COR stay Of five months in
| Los Angeles. They are making the
| trip by motor.
Miss Mary coyne. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Coyne. Of Ia Winans
Street, East Orange, is at Atlantic City,
1 where she will remain for an in
| daf pafo pcriod