The New York herald., 1922-11-26
(R. AND MRS. THOMAS A.
| GILLESPIE of Silver Spring.
Valley road, West Orange,

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MI GILLESPIE of Silver Spring.
Valley road, West Orange.
will give benefit entertainment at
their home Monday night, December 4.
for the demonstration of out of door
life of New York. Nena Fales Peck
will give a program of original musical
caricatures, and cooperating with Mr..
and Mrs. Gillespie are Miss Grace
Parker and Mrs. William S. Rode of
South Orange, Mrs. III. Seaver Jones
of West Orange, Mrs. +. II. Harri-
man, Mrs. Coffin Van Rensselaer,, DR..
Charles A. Eastman, Messrs. Daniel
Carter Beard and Belmore Brown,
Miss Anne Morgan and Miss Maude
Wemore. all of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Totten cele-
brated their golden wedding anniversary
Monday night at the home of their SON
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Nah
lon II. Smith, 240 Burnett street south,
East Orange. The wedding fifty years
ago was solemnized at the. home OF
the brides father, the Rev. +. A. Far
row. then pastor of the South Orange
Methodist Episcopal Church. Four sis
ters OF Mrs. Totten who were attendants
at her marriage attended the celebra-
ton.
Announcement has been made of the
wededing on May 20 Of Miss Frances
Atherton Brunson, daughter OF DR..
Randolph Brunson OF Arlington avenue
south, East Orange, to Mr.. Howard NJ.
Rand, son OF Mr.. Charles +. Rand OF
Hutton Park, West Orange. The cerc-
mony was performed in New York and
kept secret since at the request OF the
young people. The bride was graduated
from the Dearborn Morgan School.
Orange. and Mr.. Rand was graduated
from Harvard. During the war he
served I'm the navy. They live at 40
Carnegie avenue. East Orange.
A meeting of the Charlotte Emerson
Brown Club at the house OF Mrs Lin
coin Bush. 345 Springdalc avenue. East
Orange. Monday afternoon was ad-
dressed by the Rev G. 1vcr Hellstrom.
who emphasized the Importance OF
graded courses IN Sunday schools The
meeting was under the auspices of the
educational committee. Mrs. Francis ~.
Lord. chairman. Mrs. elias r. Dunn
gave a talk on current events. The
next meeting, DecemDcr ., Will ne NJ
the home OF Mrs. Edwin Murdock.
Summit street. East Orange.
Fourteen members of the Monday
Topic Club Of the Oranges read papers
on Music OF America and American
Composers" at the meeting last week
at the home Of Mrs. Isaac Vance. 34i
Valley road, West orange. Mrs Will
lam s. Lcvins recited a Thanksgiving
poem.
The French class OF Tho Woman's
Club OF Orange. had n salon Monday
night at the club house In contunctior
with the Alliance Franchise OF the
Oranges. Mrs. Jessica Lozier Payne
lectured at the club on Tuesday. Be
fore the art department on Wednesday
stephen s. Johnson lectured on THE
Land of rnchantment: tho Beauties of
Utah and Arizona"
The College Club OF the Oranges had
a samagundi party In the Mum ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. East Orange,
on Monday. One hundred members at
tended.
A score or tables were In play at
card party given Monday afternoon by
the womeu's department of tho Wash
ington Society of the Oranges at the
club house, 20 Prospect street, Last
Orange.
Closing a golf tournament for women
on Tuesday at the Essex County Coun-
try Club. West Orange, n luncheon and
bridge were enjoyed. Mrs Ernest du
pont Mcyrowitz. chairman of the
womens committee, was assisted BY