New-York tribune., 1922-03-05
pannuet to Honor
Ex.Justice Mills TO
Re Held Tuesday
t.ar,;nent Westchester Folk
Arrange Testimonial at Mt.
veruon Women'e Club as
Tribute TO Long Service
- nlspatel. e rhe r.lanfs


,,oyrNT VERNON, n. V, March 4
.-s.,s;ve plans have been made for a
- as'.seeimonial banquet which is to be
s.srsd TO former Supreme Court JUS
1.aae \. Mills, who recently retired
- ,he Appellate Division, at tho au-
..;,m Of the Westchester Womcn's
=. uouse. Mount Vernon, on Tues
lsy evening.
rho dinner was arranged by com
.,;,tse OF prominent men aud women
Mann Vernon, Of which Charles NJ.
...,.r ;s chairman, and it is planned to
ss.. ..n national, state and county officials
9fsssk sysnk If. Buck is chairman Of the
..sauet committee; George II. Taylor
:s ~ the program committee, who will
- &c POSTMASTER. and Louis \. Ell
w ~. Of the ticket committee.
.,,onc the speakers viii be Justice
Aass;eon Young. of New Rochelle,
J. sneceeded Justice Mills on the APP
Say .i,.ts Division, and Mayor Edwin W
Fiske. e .,.. ~,
.hs presence OF former county
s.;.ls uho were in Office when Judge
Sau MI,s began his official life forty years
~ They will occupy seats beside the
.s.e at the main banquet table. These
!'sasts will be Charles G. Banks, OF
wsite Plains, who was County Register
y is77: David Cromwell, of White
p,.;ns. now q bank president, who was
ranrty Treasurer in 1878: John M
nisney, Of White Plains, who served
=. County Clerk in 1885, and Frank G.
Among the other guests of honor VIII
:. " nsnisl P HAYS. of Pleasantville;
gsnrv z. Barrett, OF White Plains;
n;str;et rs Attorney Frederick E. Weeks
snd Senator George 7. Burling, OF
WS;ta Plains: Congressman James ".
gusted and County Register James K.
inea,, OF Peekskiu; Supreme Court
Instieo FRANZ L. Young, Of Ossining;
,nT1ner District Attorney George {.
Andrews ard Supervisor Charles II,
villard. Of Tarrytown; former District
ltornsy Francis. A. Winslov, John +
prernan. County Judge William r
gsslley and ex-Mayor William J
Wsllin, OF Yonkers; john kraft sr. and
Arthur W. Lawrence, Of BronNville;
william L. Ward and Surrogate George
l. Slater, Of Port Chester; Supreme
Court Justice Martin J. Keogh, Of New
Rochelle; Michael J. Walsh, Of Yon-
ss,s; Congressman Ben L. Fairchild, OF
pslhsn; ex-senator Walter ". Law, of
Rriarcliff; Edward 3. Long, of White
Plains; Daniel C. Nolan, Of Workers.
Charles NJ. Baxter, Of Memaroncck; Fl.
gobart Keller, OF North Salem, and
Sun,ems Cour, Justice joseph Nor
schsuse., of Poughkeepsie.
Among the women on the committee
Of arrangements are Mrs. Robert Nc
vcssr Mrs. Joseph Ssmon, Mrs. Joseph
s. Wood. Mrs. William c. pells, Mrs.
WI. Purdy, Mys. F. ". Strong, Mrs.
J. Howard Burton, Mrs. N. Il. Ives, Mrs.
Robert c. Mitchell, Mrs. W. H. Mendel,
ai1 Hannah Gerge, Mrs. Edwin W.
Fiske, Mrs. Emma L. Hollyw ood. Mrs
Anna Halton and Mrs. Mary Barrow.
Plans have been completed ior the
annual Wsstchester County Bar Asso-
ciation banquet, 10 be held al the Hotel
Commodore or Aoril %. The speakers
will be Justice j. Addison Young, o.
the Appellate Division; Supreme Court
Justice Frank L. Young. OF Ossining;
County Judge William T. Bleakley, of
Yonkets, ard Henry r. Barrett O.
White Plains: George II. Tavlor j.. OF
Mount Vernon, viii be the toastmastor
Dorothy Dealy will entertain the mem
oers Of the Monday Afternoon Whist
Club
Mrs Courtney NJ Weaver. Of 2o8
Center Avenue, New Rochelle, will be
the hostess to the members of a bridge
club at her home on the evening OF
March 10.
Mrs. Albert H. Langford aud son, Al
bert, Of Division Street, New Rochelle;
Mrs. Nicholas Jarvis and Mrs. H. Kruse
Widmark have gone to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert ". Jackson and SON, OF
Webster Avenue, New Rochelle. have
gone TO Baltimore, where they will re-
main for several week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin a. Merriam
and their daughter. Ethel Merriam. who
aFe at Daytona, II la. expect 70 return
70 their home III Mount Vernon on
May L.
Mr.. ard AIRS Howard OBrien. of Eli
eood Avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Estee, OF Summit Avenue, Mount Ner-
ron, have gone 70 Miami for three
weeks rest.
Mrs. Frank Whitney, OF Hartford,
Conn. has been spending a few days
with friends at Hartsdalc.
Mrs. jerome Coombs, OF Scarsdale,
las announced the engagement of her
Two daughters, Mss Margaret Coombs
TO Alexander Pinney and Miss Virginia
toombs 10 [. Kelvin Evans.
Mrs. Harris B. Fisher entertained
larse party of friends at a bridge
party ct her home, 10 Shore Road,
remain Manor, on Friday afternoon
20 20 raise funds for the benefit of Christ
CaQtch OF Pelham Manor.
MISS Constance Dibble gave lunch
60, eon and bridge party at her home on
"ni'e Plains Road Friday.
me University Club of Mount Yer
ion mas arranged TO hold It's first en-
,,eer'ainment ,e Oh the evening OF Marc!l
Pritchard.
announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Estelle Smith, OF
M.olsnd avenue, White Plains. to Stu
AZ Az !; Mhiteside, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
'ose9n Nhiteside, OF Manhattan.
W.. wM.. and Mrs. Robert P. Turner, OF
r'.;. "a,'e Plains, have returned from q
Ns'' with relatives in New Jersey.
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