New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Society in the Oranges
Miss Jean Burns viii Become the Bride Of MIR.
Spencer on September 20; Miss
Temper Engaged

The Arst important eociai evens OF
the autumn seasen that Is OF partic-
ular interest to society in the Oranges
will bs the marriage Of Mias Jean
Burns, daughter rf Mr.. ard Mrs. Jamos
Andrew Burns, Of Prospect Street,
East Orange. 20 Mr.. Arthur Wilson
Spencer, scn Of BrigadIer General
Bird w. Spencer and Mrs. Spencer. Of
paasaic.
Tho ceremony will be performed
Wednesday evening, September 20. OF
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burns. The
names Of those to be included Ia the
wedding party HAYS not yet been an
nourced.
Miss Burms Is one Of the most pop
ular girls in the younger set In the
Oranges. Few amateur performances
are held without her appearance in a
leading role. Her ability as CONNIE
6ieg,ne has been demonstrated In a
number of Paint and Powder Club mu-
steal comedies. Recently her friends
were brought to realization OF the
fact that she was an interpretative
dsncea Of remarkable dramatic power
and grace. Her snake dance in tho
Junior League Follies of 1922. was
one of the high lights Of the perform
ance. Miss Burns was formerly q pupil
at Miss Boards school at Orange and
Mount Marion School, Washington.
Mr.. Spencer was student at St.
Paul's School, Garden City, and during
the World War was connected with
the aviation branch of the service. The
wedding will be preceded by number
of entertainments.
Miss Edna M. Freeman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton M. Freeman, Of
SO Rhode Island Avenue, East Orange,
who is summering at Asbury Park, has
the annual fete to be held there the
latter part of this month.
Miss Freeman is fifteen years Of age
and Is q pupil in the Baird School Of
Orange. For number of years past
the Freeman family have passed the
summer season at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Felix Gould, Of Center Street,
South Orange, will depart early in the
coming week for an extended stay at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Curtis Colby, of
Maplewood, son and daughter-in-law of
Mrs. Gardner Colby, of Washington
Street, East Orange, will reside in New
York City during the coming winter,
159th Street. Mrs. Colby's mother,
Mrs. r. Donaldon Brown, who has
made her home with them for some
time past, will depart this autumn with
her younger daughter for a stay in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Quinn, Of "a
Watching Avenue, West Orange, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Madeline M. Quinn, to
Mr.. Peter T. Barry, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Barry, of Jersey City. No
wedding date has been set.
Miss Dorothy Hitch, daughter Of Mr..
Allerton D. Hitch, of 1877 Irving Ave
neu, South Orange, is at Hyannisport.
Cape Cod, where she will remain until
early September. Her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Bige-
low, also of South Orange, are pre-
pairing for short stay at Edgartown,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Radel, of Center
Street, South Orange, who recently re-
turned from Spring Lake, have de-
parted Tor stay at White Sulphur
Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Seguine, of Pros
pect Place, South Orange, and daugh-
ter, Ruth, have gone to Atlantic CITY
for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. David B. Fraser and daughter,
Miss Carleton Fraser, of Raymond Ave
nue., South Orange, are at Christmas
Cove, Me.
Mrs. Albert D. Smith, Of $40 South
Center Street, Orange, who has been
travelling through the European coun-
tries for several months past, is now in
Paris, where she will remain several
weeks. Mrs. Smith contemplates re-
turning early in September.
Mr.. Edwin F. Britten and family Of
Ridgewood Terrace, who passed the
month OF July at Mt. Taber, have de-
parted Tor Point Pleasant, where they
Will remain for an indefinite stay,
Mrs. Carl Ibsen and daughter, Miss
Edith Ibsen, of 40 Main Street, Orange
have departed for Denver, Col, where
they will pass a month or more visit.
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. TAYLOR and
their son, M. Durand Taylor, OF Mid.
land Avenue, East Orange, sailed yes
terday for Bremen. They will tou,
France, Germany, Switzerland. Eng.
land, Scotland and Italy. While II
England they will visit relatives of Mr.
Taylor.
announcement has been made of tn
engagement of Miss Beryl Tremper
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johl
Tremper, Of 104 Maplewood Avenue
Maplewood, and Mr.. Francis Bake
Hague, SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Ainswortl
J. Hague, Of 100 North Ninth Street
Newark. The wedding ceremony viii
be performed in December.
MT. and Mrs. Andrew Level of Norsl
Terrace, Maplewood, have returne,
from stay of ten weeks In Maine
They are preparing TO depart in The
near future to pass the balance of tn.
summer season at their bungalow a
Cedar Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Parsons, O
Washington Park, Maplewood. have re.
turned from an extended tour of Franc,
and Switzerland.
Miss Sophronia D. Joralemon. Of 81
South Clinton Street, East Orange. 4
at Quogue, Long Island, as a guest a
the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. viii
liam Cannon, of Montclair. Miss Mar
Earet Joralemon Is at Westhampton
Long Island. Both the Misses Jorale
mons will return after Labor Day.
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