The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Notes of Interest
to Society in
Brooklyn Borough
Weddings. Engagements and
Meetings Of Many WOmen's
Organizations.


~ Benevolent Society Of the
Marcy Avenue Baptist Church
We're reelected at the final busines:
meeting Of the year last week. Mrs
H. w. Sumner is president. Mrs
George s. Knapp first vice-president
Mrs. n. p. Haffiey second vice-presi.
dent, Mrs. p. d. Ellis third vice -presi-
dent, Mrs. William A. Bell secretar,
and Mrs. Walter Decker treasurer
Mrs. Bell has been secretary for TWEEN
ty-one years. and was presented with
a large bouquet.
Among the patronesses for the
Spanish Mission Auxiliary card party
TO be held at the Pouch Mansion nert
Wednesday night are Mrs. Juan Al
mirall, Miss Rosalia arrange, Mrs. An
tonic Arbonia. Mrs. John Alvarez
Mrs. s. A. Basiet, Mrs. j. Snowder
Bell. Mrs. William r. Blake. Mrs. Johr
G. Began. Miss Celestine Cerero. Mrs
Robert III. Bosse, Mrs. NJ. c. Bourke
Mrs. John Brady, the Misses Broder-
ick, Mrs. Asuncion N. de Caragol and
Mrs. E. M. Carr.
Mrs T. j. Carr Mrs. Louis T. Casa
major. Mrs. II. w. Casey, Miss Lucy
Connolly. Miss Therese Corcoran, Mrs
Margaret B. Crowson. Mrs. w c
Courtney, Miss Katherine Curtin, Miss
A. r. Dalton. the Misses Delgado, Mrs
Juan Diaz. Mrs. A. Diaz-Guerra, Mrs.
James r. Donnolly, Mrs. Mary Donou-
ghue Mrs. Francisco Escobar, Mrs. Ru-
dolph E. Emmerfck Mrs Francisco
Fonseca. Miss 8. NJ. Flannery. Mrs. May
Foley, Mrs. Francisco Garcia, Mrs.
Catherine NJ. Garcia. Mrs. Benjamin r.
Gardner. Mrs. John g. Glavin, Mrs
Jose s. Gestal. Mrs. Mary Z. Green,
Mrs. II. F. Haggerty. Mrs. Ernest Hama
bergh, Mrs. John T. Hayden, Miss Rose
J. Heslan. Miss Ida L. Hogan and Mrs
Joseph Howard.
Miss Grace Elizabeth Young. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Young
Of 2l0s Dorchester road, Flatbush was
married April 26 to Mr.. Joseph T. Brush
nephew of Mr.. and Mrs s. H. Andrews
Of So Eighth avenue.
Miss Roberta T. Swartz OF 100 Greene
avenue has been elected sophomore
class member Of the Round Table, the
Mount Holyoke College magazine.
Among the subscribers to the bridge
held at the Pouch Mansion yesterday
afternoon by st. Mary's Junior Auxiliary
for the children's ward at ST. Mary's
Hospital were:
Mrs John M. Alvarez, Mrs. George j
Hoffman,, Mrs. c. A. Mcclure, Mrs
Robert Noble. Mrs. Charles G. Reynolds
Mrs William II. Smith. Mrs. C. A
Kavanaugh, Mrs. Raymond p. Sullivan
Mrs Robert Leary. Mrs. James Hurley
Mrs. J. Richard Kevin, Mrs. Thomai
McCook Mrs. Joseph McCaul, Mrs
| William c. Courtney, Mrs. J. Benedic
Roache. Mrs. Thomas Ross and Mrs
Edward ]. Byrne.
| Also Mrs. Louis Dusseldorf. Mrs Ed
ward L. Byrne, Mrs. William r. Doyle
Mrs. George G.. Baxter. Mrs Peter p
Smith Mrs. Loring Black, Jr., Mrs III
Bennett, Mrs. Charles Armstrong. Mrs
Edward J. Mcguire. Miss Alice Reilly
Mrs. William McEiever. Mrs. Franz
Obernier. Miss Kathleen Conroy, Mis-,
Josephine Bishop. Miss Edith kavanagh
Miss Kathleen Kiley. Miss Loretta
Hughes. Miss Eulalie Kuhn. Miss Estelle
McCrossin. Miss Ramona Lozano, Mrs
John g. Williams. Mrs. William ". Pas.
" -.
Figueira. Mrs. Michael Gleason. Mrs
Arthur OKeeffe and Mrs. Juan Almi-
rail-
Miss Ruth Maui OF 273 East Seventh
street is chairman of the committee for
che spring dance OF Alpha Chapter OF
ri Alpha to be held at the hotel Claridge
on May 19
Mrs Arthur stetson of % Monroe
place entertained with tea last Tues
day in honor OF her sister, Mrs. Harry
NJ Hobson OF Summit. n. J.
The final card party Of the series
being given for the benefit Of the Col
ony House Days will be held next Fri
day. May IL, at the home of Mrs. Alex
ander Bacon. 1o1 Rugby road.
Miss Bessie Redfern of 1914 Hancock
street entertained the Junior Auxiliary
of the Gardner Sunshine Day Nursery
at her home last Monday evening
illuminate and the Grace Greenwood
Civic Club united In a presidents day
reception at the Pouch Gallery Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. ERbert Guernsey
Brown. president Of the former. and
Mrs. William Reed. president OF the
latter. divided the honors OF presiding
and introducing the speakers, among
whom were Mrs. Richard M. Chapman.
president Of the City Federation, and
Mrs r. Edison Doolittle. president of
the Long Island Council. The Rev.
DIR. Anthony II. Evans delivered an
address on "Americanization." Mrs.
Agnes Dunnlng Held. chairman OF music
at the Grace Greenwood Club. and Eta
Hamilton Ross chairman OF music al
illuminate. played prominent part
in the afternoons entertainment. The
ushers were Miss Frank Olive Curtis
and Mrs. Robert s. Jindduist
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lazansky OF 25i
Carlton avenue announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Beatrice
N. Lazansky, to Maurice Albert Cher
ney. son OF Mrs. +. Cherney OF Dean
street. and formerly of Hot Springs.