New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
British Daughters
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Honor Washington
Red. White and Blue"
Dance Given in New Ro-
cheIlc by Lord Kitchener
Chapter: Bridge Parties
Special Disaatcl, 10 IN, y,tbyn.


MOUNT VERNON, \. Y. Feb. 2I.@
The mcmbers of Lord Kitchener Cnap-
ter, Imperial Order, Daughters of the
British Empire, celebrated Washing
tons Birthday with "Red, White and
Blue dance at the Hotel Peppcrday,
New Rochelle on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gary Miller was chairman of the
committee of arrangements.
Huguenot Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolutions, of New Rochelle,
viii send as delegates to the annual
convention at Philadelphia in May Mrs.
Alvin S. Bradley and Mrs. Ray G..
Vaughn. The aiternatos are Miss Nath-
arine J. Caiville and Mrs. Harry b.
Goss
Mls. Dewitt Baker ir., OF iO5 Glove
Road, New Rochelle, will entertain the
Nooley Club members at her home
Thursday.
Mrs. Goodwin Wilson, Of 2S2 Hugue-
not Street. New Rochelle, Will be the
hostess to Che Tuesday Afternoon
Luncheon and Bridge Club on Tuesday.
One of the biggest banqucts ever
given in Mount Vernon viii be the
testimonial dinner to be rendered to
former Supreme Court Justice Isaac n.
Appcllate Division because of the age
limit. 1t is being arranged by COM
mittec OF prominent men and women
OF Mount Vernon and viii take place
on Tuesday evening, March T.
i. is planned TO have state and
county officials as vel! as Judges and
lawyers from varioNs parts OF the
state present.
Former Asscmblyman William s.
Coffey is secretary Of the general tes
timonial committee and ex-Aiayor Ed
son Lewis is trcasurcr.
DR.. George l.. Close. of Mount Yer
non, sailed to-day for trip to Hol
land. William l.. Ward. the Republican
leader of Westchester County, has been
spending a few days III Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goodenough. of
North Columbus Avenue. Mount Yer
non, who have been in Miami for three
weeks, viii return home next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Davis, who
recently purchased Ridgelcigh House,
the country mansion Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Hartman at Purchase. intend
TO spend the spring and summer there.
With view of planning arrange
ments for the annual banquet Of the
" Westchester County Bar Association,
to be held al the Hotel Commodore
April 20. George H. Taylor jr. Of
Mount Vernon, president of the asso-
citation, entertained the dinner com
mittee at the New York Athletic club
house this afternoon. The members o
the banquet committee are Mr. Taylor,
Thomas c. Holden jr.. Jerome Alvord
Peck, Henry r. Barrett, John f. Brcn-
nan, Albert Haigh. frank NJ. Buck,
Charles ". Sinnott and Thomas A.
McKenneil 1t is expected that the
speakers at the bar dinner will be
United States Senator Calder, ex-Su-
premc Court Justices Isaac n Mills
and Harrington Putnam. Mr.. Taylor
Will be toastmastcr.
Deputy Attorney General and Mrs.
Frederick r. Rich, Of Mount Vernon,
left on Thursday for Florida, where
they will remain for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley Ran
dali, of Pelham Manor, who have been
spending the winter months at their
town house in Manhattan, will return
to their country home in the spring.
Mrs. f. L. Arnold wife of the super
inteNdent OF the Pelham Manor schools,
as recovered from an attack of the
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bates, of Summit
Avenue, Mount Vernon. are spending
a few weeks at Palm Beach. Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark d. Stiles, of Prim-
rose Avenue, Mount Vernon, have been
Mr.. and Mrs. John Par
nell Thomas, of Allendale, N. j. Mrs.
Thomas is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stiles and was recently married
in Mount Vernon,