The New York herald., 1922-04-02

be held In the form of luncheon at the
Brown Lodge. Eighth avenue. Tuesday,
April 25. A bridge party will follow the
reading OF reports.
The regular monthly meeting of the
chapter was held last Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Richard ". Reid.
6e4 Westminster road, Flathush. Mrs.
Hedley Fl. Hilborn. the regent. presided
Mrs. James Hume and Miss Ethel Fan
nan-Goderich OF Canada~were the guests
OF honor. Tho members present In
cluded Mrs. Arthur Middleton. Mrs.
Nassau 3. EaEen. Mrs. Alfred J. Young,
Mrs. Morris W. Henry. Mrs. Thomas
". Hurdus. Mrs. James Mcdonald. Mrs
Charles v. oden. Mrs Ralph Prentiss
Mrs. George Ramsey. Miss lean Reid,
Mrs. David Schmitt and Mrs. Emma
Yeomans.
A special meeting OF the Kings County
Chapter of the Frigate Constitution
National Society of the Daughters OF
1912. was held last Monday at the home
OF the regent, Mrs. William Andrew
Thompson. Jr.. 2S2 East Seventeenth
street. F'latbush. Among the new mem
bcrs accepted were Miss Natalie Mae
Todd Mrs. Carleton Dunbar Fletcher.
Miss Clara Sargent Peck Miss Florence
Emma Crane, Mrs. George w. McEen-
zie, Mrs. Laura Dawson Burroughs, Mrs.
william Henry Todd. Mrs. John Edward
Peace. Mrs. a. Clarence stern, Mrs Will
lam Henry Smith. Mrs. James Kennedy.
Mrs. Frederic II. Pretz. Mrs. Owen Nell
Brown and Mrs. William a. Butts. a
reception for the new daughters will be
given at the homo Of the regent on
May 8.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Il. s.
Graf. daughter Of Mrs Diedrich J. Graf
Of the Standish Arms Hotel to Mr.. John
Stokes Carswell. son of Mrs John n.
Carsweli. will take place at the First
Presbyterian Church on the Heights
April 8. The Rev. DR.. +. Mason Clarke,
pastor or the church. will officiate.
Announcement has been made OF the
enSag cement of Miss Martha Alexandra
Thompson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Alexander Thompson OF so4
Ogden avenue 10 Henry Clare Thorn.
Jr, or 1885 Lafayette avenue. Mr.. Thorn
is a member OF the Crescent Club and
served overeas as n First Lieutenant In
the sf3th Infantry, Seventy ninth Di-
vision.
Mr.. Martin =. Jones, Jr. OF sos Third
street has just returned home after
tour OF the South and West Mr.. Jones
was in California for two months and
half and stopped on his way East at
New Orleans for the Mardi Gras.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Newman. Jr., ~
77f2 Colonial road have leased q bunga-
low at st Petersburg, Fla, for q six
weeks stay.
Mrs. John g. Turner gave bridge and
tea at her home. II Verona place, last
Monday. The guests included Mines. r.
7. Randolph, g; Walter Allen. NJ T. At
kIns, Henry G. Jacobs, y. s. Cannon, J.
H. Walker, Gordon Holt. IT, =. Reese.
Frank Gets. J. s. Douglass and a. G.
Merkle.
Mrs. Katherine A. Epplg OF fss Lln-
den street has announced the engage
nlent OF her daughter. Miss Claire Kath-
crime Eppig, TO Mr Edward q. Neubeck
OF Richmond Hill L. 7. Miss Eppig is
a member OF st. Angela's Hall Alumna
The spring concert Of the Woodman
Choral Club will be given In the Acad-
emy OF Music on Friday evening.
April 81.
The engagement Of Mrs. Evelyn Dagle,
daughter OF Mrs. Augustus u. wonson
os Gloucester. Mass. 10 Mr.. Benjamin r.
rutterworth, Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin T. Butterworth OF 34is Glen
wood road, Flatbush. has been an
rounced Mr.. Butterworth. Jr.. served
as n Lieutenant IN the United States Air
Service. Mr.. Butterworths Sr.. is adver-
tislng manager OF the New York Times.
A bridge party was given last week
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Weber at 10 Stratford road, F'iatbush
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
BENJAMIN r. Rowland. Mr.. and Mrs
James II. Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Ruofer. Mr.. and Mrs William i. BISHOP
Nh nd Mrs J n = Graham, Miss iTsi-