The New York herald., 1922-05-14

series of luncheons at her home on
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Conan expect
to spend much of their time this sum-
mer on their steam yacht Kehtoh
which is now being put In commission
at Port Jefferson, L. I.
For the benefit Of the Italian orphans
in Italy a. bridge and tea will be given
on May 25 in the Far East Gardens Ct
the auspices Of the Free Milk fer Italy
organization, Of which Mrs. John A.
Drake is president.
Mrs. Timothy Martin O'Connor's
.Entre-Nous Dancing Club had its last
dance of the season on Friday evening
at the Hotel Plaza Mrs. O'Connor will
give a ball for the members Of the club
on May rs, also at the Plaza. The an
nual outing of the club will be held n;
Gramatan Hotel, Bronxville. on June 10.
A bridge for the benefit of the New
York University Endowment Fund was
given on Friday afternoon at the Hotel
Biltmore under the direction of COM
mittee of women headed by Mrs. Ed
mund l.. Mooney Others on the COM
mittee included Mines. James A. O'Gor-
man, Luke Stapleton. Leroy e. Kimball,
Charles Gerstenberg. Lawrence A. Nc
Louth. Alexander Haring, Philip o.
Badger, Charles H. Truax, John J.
Amory. James E. Lough, Anthony Bass
ler. Collins p. Bliss and Miss Rose
Cochran. Among those who had tables
were Mrs Edward X. Dunham. Mrs.
Edmund L. Mooney, Mrs. George A.
Strong. Mrs. John F. Montgomery. Mrs.
Cleveland f. Bacon, Mrs. Moses Hopkins
and Mrs Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Villary, who
have been making an extensive tour of
northern Africa, have reached Italy.
They will visit Austria and England be-
fore returning home early In August.
Miss Alexis Orr, who has been visit
ing Italian Cities has returned to
France. She will go to Belgium for a
few days before sailing for the United
States the latter part OF this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Baylis have re-
turned from White Sulphur Springs.
where they spent their honeymoon. and
are now at his country place at Bed
ford Hills. ". Y. Mrs. Baylis was Miss
Dorothy Hancock, daughter of the late
Lewis Hancock of Austin. Tex, and
Mrs Hancock OF 10 West Fifty-ffth
street. Their marriage took place on
April Is in st. Bartholomew Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Bedell II. Harmed have
arrived at Hot Springs. where they will
remain until about the middle OF June.
Max s. Grifenhagen former Sheriff.
and Mrs. Grifenhagen will sail on Tues
day on the Reliance for an extended trip
through Europe They will visit Great
Britain, France. Belgium, Italy. Austria
and Germany. Mr.. Grifenhagen is one
of the directors OF the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum. which has just celebrated its
Tooth anniversary, and while abroad he
expects to, visit the orphan institutions
in the large cititss
Col. and Mrs. William ]. Clayton have
gone to Hot Springs for a brief stay.
The eighth I'm the series Of afternoon
card parties under the auspices of the
Ursuline Provincial Auxiliary, Miss
Teresa s. Moriarty president, for the
benefit of the Ursuline Novitiate will be
held at the waldorf-Astoria on Satur-
day. The hostesses will be Mrs. William
Coughlin, Mrs. Frank Seymour and Mrs.
Charles Mcguire.
The Ladies' of Charity of the Catholic
Charities Of the Archdiocese OF New
York will hold their twentieth annual
conference on Saturday afternoon at the
Hotel Plaza Archbishop Patrick J..
Hayes will preside. He is the honorary
president. Miss Georgine Iselin Is the
president and the other officers are
Countess de Laugier-villars Mrs. Joseph
III. Slevin, Jr., Mrs. III. depster Armstrong