New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
Bridge Parties
Make Week Lively
In Weslchester
Seven Clubs Entertain in
New Rochelle, While Many
Prominent Women Are the
HOstcsscs in Other Places

houses and dinners at the clubs in
Westchcster County have figured as
the chief social events during the last
week. At least seven bridge clubs we're
entertained in New Rochelle, while a
number OF prominent women Of Mount
Vernon, White Plains and Bronxvlle
also entertained.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Albert
II. White gave bridge party at her
home, 115 Crary Avenue, the guests
including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence c.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Herring, Mr. and
Mrs Walter Lanfcld and Mrs. Evans
| Il. Stone.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. John
Cromelin, of III North Fulton Avenue
Mount Vernon, gave Il bridge party to
the members Of the motor corps, the
occasion being reunion Of the Bronx
vile and Mount Vernon detachment
Mrs. Robert c. Black, of Pelham
Manor, has gone to Palm Beach, Fla,
where she will remain until spring.
Among the BronXville residents who
entertained dinner and card parties
during the last week where Mrs.
George Davies. Mrs. Timothy T.. Allen,
Mrs. Powell Crichton and Mr.. and Mra
William Atkinson.
Mrs. Francis A. Stratton. of Summit
Avenue, Mount Vernon. returned home
this week from visit with relatives
in North Carolina and Tennessee
birthday party was given this week
by Mrs. Charles A. Vunk in honor Of
her daughter, Dorothen. at their home,
118 Maple Avenue. White Plains.
Mrs. James =. Bates and her two
sons. of Artesia, New Mexico, are
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Bates's
mother Mrs. Frank u Case, of Al
Fisher Avenue, White Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Bricn, Of
Hamilton Avenue, Mount Vernon. are
spending two weeks at Pinehurst, N.
G T. c. Estee and Howard O'Bricn
arc playing golf at the same resort.
Bronxvillc Women's Club
To Discuss School Issue
Members Of the Bronxvle Womcn's
Civic Club Lave arranged for big
public meeting to be held at the village
hall or Tuesday evening. when there
will be a general discussion en- What
Are the Public Educational Require
mcnts Of BronSville?' ?' President Wag-
nor Van Nlach Of the village board will
preside. and the speakers will include
Ralph w. Gwinn and Henry Smith
MIS-. Carleton Fontainc entertained a
number OF friends at musicale and
tea at her home in Bronxville on Sat-
urdny evening"
Mrs. Edwin w. Tiske and daughters
entertained a card club at their home
on Second Street, Mount Vernon, on
Monday evening.
Mir. and Mrs. J. Howard Burton and
Mr.. and Mrs: Robert Mitchell. Of Mount
Venom. will spend the remainder of
the winter at Miami, Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cart, OF Forster
Avenue, Mount Vernon, have gone on
trip through the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren and
daughter, OF South Sixth Avenue, Mount
Vernon, have returned from visit
with friends. in Bridgeport, Conn.
Supreme Court Justice and Mrs.
Arthur 5. Tompkins, Of Nyack, have re-
turned from two weeks stay at Pine
Miss Ethel Hunter, of East Orange.
=. j., after spending few days with
MSS Mary Mariner, Of Grant Avenue.
Pelham Manor, has returned to her
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Anderson. of
North Columbus Avenue. Mount
Vernon, have returned from a short
stay in Pinehurst, N. c.
Miss Mary Dawson. of South Sixth
Avenue, Mount Vernon, has been
spending a few days with relatives at
Mls. NJ. J. KenloN. of South Twelfth
Avenue. Mount Vernon, has been enter
tanning Ny. ard Mrs. l.. ". Bliss, of
Lake kushaQua, N. Y.
Invitations Out fer
Thomas Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Mark d. Stiles. Of
fflmrose Avenue, Mount Vernon, have
lssued a large number of invitations
to The marriage Of their daughter, Miss
ANella Wilson Stiles, to John Parncll |
Inomas formerly OF Mount Vernon. |
but now residing in Allendale. n. I
The wedding win take place next
Saturday evening at the First Baptist
Church, Mount Vernon. with q recep-
ton to follow at the home of the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Mead enter
tanned the members Of bridge club at
their home, 12 Archer Avenue. Mount
Vernon. on Saturday evening.
Mf. and Mrs. Joseph Higgins. of
Pondfcld Crossw,ys. Mount Vernon
have returned from a two weeks visit
at Atlantic City
Mrs. John Dickinson and MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Lips. Of Park Avenue,
Mount Vernon, will depart this week
for Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. George j. Ordway, Of
bronNville: expect to spend the re-
''a.E"er or the winter in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Van Horn and
Miss Van Horn, of Scarsdale, have re-
turned from trip to Canada.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Carbrey. of
Scaradale, have returned from short
stay with friends at Fairfield, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B. Van TasseN. n
after spending several weeks in tho
Adlrondacks. have returned to their
home
On the evening of January q at
Grace Church Community House. White
Plains, Mary Tredwell Cattel will give
readings under the direction Of the
music section of the Contemporary
Club, of which Mrs. William Charnlev
is chairman. The patroncsses of thu
affair will be Mrs. c. j. Beakes, Mra.
James Cham bcrs, Mrs. Robert Y. Clark
Mrs Charles T. Carter, Mrs R. T.
oaugherty, Mrs. A. II. Damon, Mrs. c.
d. Michaelson, Mrs f.. N. Easton, Mrs.
Thomas Holden jr, Mrs. R. E. Howe.
Mrs. B: l.. Kincaid, Mrs. B. W. Miller
Mrs William Russell, Mrs. KELSEY
smith, Mrs. D. Austin Sniffen. Mrs. 3.
": Turnure and Mrs. William Weise. II
Miss Mildred Stark, of Pawlinr. N II
T., has been spending few days at
he home of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
red de Hart, of Lexington Avenue.
White Plains.
Cheka Continues Its Work