The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-09
Card Parties for
Brooklyn in Aid of
Colony House Fund
First of Three Events to Be
Given by Mrs. E. w. Has
kins-Notes Of Borough.
ARRANGEMENTS now are being

OF 1917 Ditmas avenue on Wednesday
afternoon, April 26.
On the committee for the event are
Mrs. Ellis II. Rowland chairman: Mrs
George Beveridge, Mrs. Frederick de
Berard. Mrs. Frank Holbert Mrs. r. j.
Menzies, Mrs. George Bricklemaier,
Miss Eunice Haskins, Miss Jessie
Menzies. Miss Emily Boynton, Miss
Elizabeth Holman, Miss Eveline Foster
and Miss Maybelle MAIDEN.
Mrs. John A. Davidson of 90 Argyle
road Flatbush. will act as hostess on
Friday afternoon. April Is. Mrs. F. NJ.
Cook is TO be chairman on this oc-
casion and will be assisted by Mrs.
Frederick w. Bass, Miss Bess w. Cat
terall, Mrs. Henry A. Clinkumbroomer.
Mrs. George B. Martindale, Miss Belle
Macdonald, Mrs. d. o. Scofeld. Mrs.
John Nix and Mrs. Marguerite lie
Compile.
On May - Mrs Alexander Bacon of
101 Rugby road will have card party
at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Paradise OF 500
Barley street have announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Sibyl Eu-
nice Paradise, to Mr.. Irving Howard
Senecoff, last Sunday night. The couple
are spending their honeymoon in Wash
ington, ID. G.
Miss Helen Tiedeman. niece of Mr..
and Mrs Irwin b. Tiedeman. will be
married to Mr.. McCune Heissenbuttel.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Heisen-
buttel. on Thursday. April 20. The we'd
ding will take place at the home OF the
BRIDE 141 Herkimer street. The bride
will be attended by Miss Marion Ber-
nard as maid of honor, and her SIS
ter. Mrs. Nathan H. Null. as matron OF
honor. Mr.. Frank Heissenbuttel. Jr'.
will be best man.
"Mariolaine" at the Broadhurst Thea
ter. Manhattan. is the attraction Sc
lected by the Catholic Settlement Asso-
citation. of Brooklyn. for Its benefit
theater party in aid OF the Doctor
White Memorial. the settlement house
maintained by the association at Si
and lS3 Gold street. Brooklyn. Wednes-
day evening. April 10. is the date Sc
lected for the performance. and Mrs.
Robert Armstrong sewell. Is the chair
man.
Mrs. Methias Figueira heads the
patronesses' committee, which includes
Mrs. Philip A. Brennan. Miss Margaret
Durick. Mrs. William Howard Good.
Mrs. John j. Lussler. Mrs. Thomas e.
Murray and Mrs. Charles J. O'Brien.
On the printing committee are Mrs.
| Clarence A. Carr, chairman: Miss Rose
Brennan, Mrs. James p. Glynn, Mrs
| Richard j. Meehan. and Miss Grace
! O'Brien.
The press committee includes Mrs.
James MacEvitt. chairman; Miss Mary
ali Inf Enrrrl m n
Miss Margaret Seton, and Mrs. William
j. Ward.
On the ways and means committee are
Mrs. John 3. Byrne. chairman; Mrs.
John f. Baxter. Mrs. Frank ID. Car
mody, Mrs. Clarence A. Carr. Mrs. John
HI. Delaney. Mrs. John B. Fraser. Mrs
Albert b. Liell and Mrs. Robert ARM
strong Sewell.
Mrs. Edward v. Killeen and Mrs. w.
Harry Seton are in charge Of the pro-
gram girls.
/ The April meeting OF the Jamaica
| Women's Club. Mrs. Samuel Dimock
Palmer president will be held at Grace
4 Memorial Hall on Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Dean Gray Edwards Will
| be chairman Of the afternoon and the
speaker will be Frank Alvah Parsons.
president OF the New York School OF
Fine and Applied Arts and professor
OF Display Advertising at New York
University. His subject will be Art.
Dress and the Modern Home" Mrs. A
f. Martin. soprano, will assist In the
afternoons program.
i The speaker at the clubs March
meeting was Lyman Beecher Stowe. OF
i Doubleday, Page & Co., whose subjects
1 were Harriet Beecher Stowe and
Books and Their Making"
i DIR. William Starr Myers's next lecture
| on current events under the auspices
OF the club will be given on Friday aft
ernoon. April IS.
The F1atbush Day Nursery Commit
\ tee Is gratified at the growth OF the
nursery. which is at 2523 Snyder ave-
nue. The committee feels that the In
stitution has passed the experimental
stage and IS now firmly established
The committee Is composed of Mrs
Lewis 4. Reed. chairman Mrs. Ed
ward w. Haskins, vice-chairman; Mrs
f. Haines Burgess. treasurer; Mrs. Gil
| bert s. Vernam, secretary: Mrs. Dam
| lei X. Brewer, Mrs. Samuel y. Bal
com. Mrs. Frank A. Collier. Mrs. John
II. Creighton, Mrs. Allen y. Doggett.
Mrs. Oliver w. Foster. Mrs. Raymond
G. Fuller Mrs. Robert A. Paine. Mrs.
J. lie Ray Pitcher. Mrs. A. Wesley
Rice. Mrs. w. Palmer Smith. Mrs.
Charles f. Roeh. Mrs. Frederick
Ward. Mrs. Richard l. williams and
Mrs. John A. Wood.
Miss Bertha Elsie Phillips OF 213 Mon
roe street became the bride Of Mr.
\ Charles Whittier, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Whittier of 279 Monroe street.
last Sunday. The bride was attended by
Miss Grace Isabel Ball Of Richmond Hill.
l., ]. Mr.. Chester Andrew OF Richmond
Hill was best man.
The annual dance OF the Little Men
and Women OF '76. Children of the Amer
lean Revolution, will be given Monday
evening. April II. at the Heights Ca
sno. The floor committee will be COM
posed Of Kenyon Parson. Jr., chairman:
John Mitchell Brush. John MacKay,
John Lefferts, Frederick III. Paine, Jr.,
NJ. Herschel Parson, Van Brunt Seaman.
Tendon Snedeker, Richardson v. Turner
and Alexander NJ. White, Jr.
The patronesses include Mrs Thomas
n. Beardsley. Mrs. William c. Beecher.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Bull. Mrs Glentworth r.
Butler. Mrs William III. Carey, Mrs.
George w. Chauncey. Mrs. George III.
Coults, Mrs. Ira II. Downs, Mrs. William
4. Earle, Jr., Mrs Harold l.. Fish. Mrs.
Morton l.. Fitch. Mrs. Lewis w. Francis.
Mrs. Omri L. Hlbbard. Mrs. Franklin
w. Hopkins. Mrs. Clarence p. HYDE.
Mrs. Sidney II. Kennedy. Mrs Ieffert
Lefferts. Mrs. Josiah O. Low. Mrs Fred.
erick y. MacKay. Mrs. Robert /. Mer-
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