The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-29
Staten Island Clubs Have
Started an Active Season

, EccIeston Of 1854 Hlchinond Terrace,
Livingston, to Mr.. Thomas Milligan of
Sanford. Conn. will take place quietly
on Tuesday evening, November q. at the
Eccleston home.
Mrs. Daniel Schnakenberg Of Manhat-
tan. formerly Of Staten Island. is enter
tanning Miss Helen K. Morris of Staten
Island for a few days
Miss Gertrude De Jonge of st. Paul's
avenue has returned to Vassar College
after several days vacation.
Mrs. John De Morgan of WesterieiGh
has returned from four weeks at At
lantic City.
T Mrs. a. Z. Schneider gave a five hum
bred party at her home on Lakeview
Terrace. Grasnnere. last week
Mr.. Walter u. Wayward is spending
several weeks in Bermuda.
Mrs. Charles W. Welch, with her son,
Charles. Jr.. has arrived from Louis
vile. KY. to visit her father, Mr.. z. G.
Brfdgman. for several weeks.
Mr.. ]. A. Guion, formerly OF Clifton,
Ia now occupying the residence Of Mr..
M. II. Lucy on Emerson Hill, which he
purchased recently.
Institute Meeting.
An open meeting OF the Staten Island
Institute Of Arts and Sciences was held
last SATURDAY evening III Tie staten
Island Museum. Former State Senator
Howard r. Bayne presided. Many short
talks on discoveries In nature made
during the summer were given by vari-
Gus members. Mr.. William T. Davi,
showed an interesting collection of vari-
Gus insects found on Staten Island. The
research work OF Mr.. Vosburgh. Mr
Davis. Mr.. Leng and Miss Pollard was
exhibited
Mrs. Hugh Gresty with her daughte-
Miss Mildred Gresty. of Emerson HILL
returned last week from England on the
8. s. Scythia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert w. Charlton returned
last week from q motor trip through
Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia.
Mrs. Edward D. Wisely will address
the Mothers Club of Public School 20
Port Richmond. on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Heckler OF 81
Paul's avenue entertained Mrs. Robert
Moffat and her son Of Basking Ridge
". j., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Barker OF
Stapleton have returned from a motor
trip through Vermont.
Mrs. c. Fl. White. Jr. OF Clifton ave.
nue., entertained Mr.. and Mrs. STANLEY
Fales OF Springfield, Mass, last week
Vile have left Staten Island permanently
and are now living in Westfeld, N. Y.
The Staten Island Bird Club will hold
It's next walk on November II. Over
6fty attended the last walk. which ter
minated at cabin which has been built
by the organization. Or. Joseph Be-
Qraert recently returned from Africa
gave an interesting talk. Others who
contributed to the afternoons entertain.
ment we're Mr.. Edward Avis. Mr.. A. w
Callfsen, Mr.. william T. Davis. Miss
Maude w. Burgess. Mr.. Carol Stryer
Mr.. Herbert +. Stone and Miss Blossom
Capt. and Mrs. Reuben Androvette OF
TottenvllIe have gone TO Virginia FOR
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Frank Abbott OF
Zebra avenue are motoring to Balti.
more to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Chambers are the
guests OF their eon-in Jaw and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs G.. II. Huggard.
A meeting of the Womsns Auxiliary
OF the Staten Island Institute OF Arts
and Sciences was held In the museum
on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. James
II. walsh. president. was In charge. MIR.
John A. Stewart, representative OF the
Sulgravc Institute. told of the work
heins done in England to preserve Sui
grave Manor, the ancestral home of
George Washington. Mr.. William r.
Davis told of the places and people Of
staten Island linked with wsshngton's
name.
The members OF the ID. A. r. were
guests VI the meeting.