New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
lpark Avenne, Orange, returned home
yesterday from Asheville, n. g., where
she has been fer the last Ave weeks.

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has returned to her home.
Mrs. Charles Hugh Dickson, jr., of 7
Webster Place, East Orange, has Is
sued invitations for bridge party and
tea to be given Tuesday at her home In
honor of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Pot
ter, who has returned from her we'd
ding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Potter are
| passing few days with the latter's
parents, Nh. and Mrs. Lorenzo Bene-
dict, Of 67 Harrison Street, East
Orange, previous to taking possession
Of their new home at AIS Central Ave-
pue, Orange.
Mr.. Frederick Unge, Of Stockholm. is
the house guest Of Mrs. j. Alfred
, Dixon, Of 235 North Walnut Street,
East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Jones, Of
Park Avenue, East Orange, have re-
turned from n ten-day motor trip
through New York State.
Mrs. Ben s. Nash, Of Main Street,
Orange, has returned from o visit with
friends in Indiana.
Miss Helen Friedman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Friedman, of $40
South Eighteenth Street, Newark, will
be one of the attendants at the we'd
ding Thanksgiving Day Of Miss Irene
Vivian McGovern, daughter Of Mrs.
Thomas McGovern, of 6 Watson Ave
nue., East Orange, and Mrs. Frank O.
Goebel, of haywood. Miss McGovern
gave dinner party for her attendants
last night at the Elks' clubhouse, A
South Mum Avenue, East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lockwood, of Ray
mond Avenue, and MIR. and Mrs. G. S.
Chauncy, of Wyoming Avenue, South
Orange, have returned from short
stay at Bay Head.
The Monday Topic Club will meet to-
morrow at the home of the associate
hostess, Mrs. Isaac Vance, Of 341 VAL
ley Road, West Orange. "The Music of
America and American Composers" is
to be the topic Of the day. A social
hour will follow.
Mrs. Henry r. Wiles, of 55 Holly
wood Avenue, East Orange, and Mrs.
S. C. Boyd, of Orange, are to be the
hostesses when the Travellers Club
meets Friday, at the home of the for
mer. Members will read papers as fol-
lows: Mrs. Hubert Cheesman, "Austro-
/ Hungarian Life; Mrs. e. S. C. May,
Famous Characters; Mrs. j. H. Fur
man, Prominent Historic Events;
Mrs. S. w. Stanton, "The Charm of
Moravia." The usual social time with
refreshments will follow.
The Columbian Club Of East Orange
gave an informal dance at the club
house, Grant and Roosevelt avenues,
East Orange, Friday night. Mr.. Thorn as
A. Riggles was chairman in charge.
He is also in charge of arrangements
for the formal dance to be given
Thanksgiving Eve.
Mrs Milton W. Blaclernar, of 81 North
Twenty-second Street, East Orange, has
as her guests. her sister, Mrs. A. B.
Paul, of Buffalo, and the latter's
daughter, Aline Paul. Among the af-
fairs to be given for Mrs. Paul during
her stay will be bridge Thursday by
| Mrs. William J. Hallett, Of SO Franklin
Avenue, Bloomfield.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry L. Washburn, of
301 Central Avenue, Orange, enter
tanned Tuesday night at the first meet
ing Of the season Of the Tuesday Eve
ming Five Hundred Club.
| Miss Beth Pohle, of 81 Whittlesey
Avenue, East Orange, will be hostess
at her home Thursday for the Girls
! Club of Hyde Park, East Orange.
Mrs. F. S. Stevenson, of 25 Hampton
| Terrace, East Orange, entertained the
Southern Society of the Oranges Mon
! day. Mrs. G. T. MARITIME, also of East
q col OF cd
Miss Lydia Record, of Belair, Md,
| is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allen NJ.
, Malone, of 80 North Arlington Avenue.
East Orange.
One of the prettiest and. most at
| tractive girls who will make her bow
to society in the Oranges this winter
is Miss Lydia Davis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel A. Davis, Of Turrell
Avenue, sou'h Orange. Miss Davis
parents will give a dance in her honor
FRIDAY evening, December %, at the
Essex County Country Club.
Mis- Frances Boyd, daughter of Mrs.
John J. Boyd, of South Orange, will
be presented some time this winter
at formal dance. Miss Boyd is at
the present time one of the most popu-
| lar girls in that exclusive 4little set''
which among others includes the
Misses Anna and Janet Wallace, the
twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
7. Wallace, Of Maplewo I'd; Miss Jane
Richman, debutante daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. Charles Richman, of West
Orange, and the Misses Eleanor Rey-
nolds, Elsie Brewer and Lydia Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Hover, of Ito
High Street, Orange. and their sons,
Varian and Preston, have departed for
Florida for stay of an indefinite
period. They are making the trip by
motor.
Miss Beryl Tremper, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Trernper. of Maplewood
Avenue, Maplewood is spending a few
days as the guest o. Mrs. Frank Lozier,
of Hawthorne. N. :. Miss Tremper's
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