The New York herald., 1922-10-29
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OF Bronxville has perfected plans for a
campaign 10 raise funds for the opera
ton OF the Lawrence Hospital and
Neighborhood House for the coming
year and TO cover the expense OF fur
n;shing tho new wing Of the hospital
new under construction. The chairman
Of the committee is Thomas j. Gra-
hame and he is being assisted by T
Mrs. Francis L. Donaldson, Mrs. George
Davies. Mrs. II. r. Burt and Mrs. Mar
gGret Norton.
Mrs. Edwin II. Bienvenu Of rs Der.
non avenue. Mount Vernon, gave a silk
shower to Miss Gertrude Marr of High
land avenue to celebrate the coming
marriage of Miss Marr to Charles
Shield Of Manhattan. which will take
place on Wednesday. The dining room
where a collation. was served was
daintily decorated In autumn oplorings
Among those present were Mrs. Henry
Steinmetz of Bedford Park, Mrs Ed
ward Carlson, Mrs. Frank Brasher. Mrs
Edith Kerby, Mrs. William Roedel, Miss
Anna Shield. Miss Helen Ecker, Miss
Mabel Noveious. Miss Edith Fosbury
Miss Maud Herring. Miss Margaret
Coguerson. Miss Ruth Johnson, Miss
Marie Woods and Miss Eleanor Will
Jams Of Yonkers.
The newly organized Gedney Farm
Golf Club has elected the board of gov
ernors, including Howard Willets, presi-
dent; L. Ward Prince. vice-president;
John Burling, treasurer: Murray Lent,
secretary; e. H. Crandnll. Charles C.
Tenno. John II. Krepps and Kelsey
Smith.
Mrs. Arthur W. Lawrence Of Bronx
vile gave luncheon this week in honor
of Miss Ruth Taylor Of White Plains,
Republican candidate for Judge of the
Westchester County Children's Court
Tho Scarsdale Woman's Club men,
bers will resume their monthly bridge
whist parties on October 80 and con-
tinue every Monday thereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Klenke
of Hartsdale announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Elaine Marie. TO DR..
Oscar Jerome Chase, Jr., of Ryo and
Manhattan
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Outwater and L.
q Outwater Of Scarsdale have returned
from a motor trip to Stockbridge.
Mrs. Edwin NJ. Miller Of Rich averue
and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Wcrden OF
Mount Vernon have returned from a
three months motor trip through Cali
fornia and other Western States.
The members Of tho White Plains
Chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, observed the anniversary OF
the battle Of White Plains yesterday.
Graves Of Nicholas Fisher and David
Hatfield, Revolutionary soldiers. in the
cemetery of the Presbyterian Church,
were decorated with the d. A. Fin
sigma. Among the speakers were
Supervisor Frederick p. Close OF Tucka-
hoe. Mrs. r I. Hadden entertained the
members OF the society at her home In
Scarsdale. ----@ ).
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Davis OF Clare
mont avenue, Mount Vernon. have re-
turned from a motor trip to Columbus
Ohio. te~-t,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin IT. Davis OF
Chester Hill. Mount Vernon, Will spend
the winter in Florida.
The Misses Edna "A. and Louise NJ
Hyer OF Rich avenue and Miss Emile
Taubert of Mount Vernon are in Ber-
nuda. ~ i
Mr. and Mrs. Robert q. Hoffman OF
232 Westchester avenue. Mount Vernon
have announced the engagement OF theii
daughter. Helen Taylor TO Herbert
Gray Chandler of williamsburg. Va
Miss Hoffman is "A graduate OF Martha
Washington Seminary. Mr.. Chandler is
a graduate Of the United States Nava'
Academy, class OF 1922. The weddips
win take place late in the fall.
For the purpose OF raising funds for
the purchase Of an automobile for the
public nurse OF Larchmont-on-the-So
a bridge party will be held at the home
Of Mr5. Eugene Boross OF ie Helena
avenue In Larchmont Manor, on Friday
The affair will be under the direction
OF the ladies Of the Larchmont Public
HI alth Association. The committee ir
charge is made up OF Mrs. Sidney Grid
ley. Mrs. David Story, Mrs. Victor Han
sen. Mrs. Ellsworth ]. Smith. Miss Emily
r. Lindsey. Mrs. Thomas r. Russell
Jr., and Mrs. Stuart Emslie.
Among the Larchmont residents who
have moved 10 Manhattan for the win
ter were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Conklin OF
Larchmont Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. y. s
Oakley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Cooney
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Klee and Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney T.. Wolff.