The New York herald., 1922-03-12

Greene Chapter, ID. A. r., Mrs.
= William C. Beecher regent.
was held last Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. George II. Tier. 3S3 Clinton
avenue. Mrs r. H. Rushmore. chair
man of patriotic education. gave a
talk on the work Of her committee
Mrs. Henry II. Esselsteyn delivered
her report as chairman Of Americana
cation.
Miss Dorothy Cragin gave an in
teresting description of the magazine
issued by the d. A. r. Mrs. John
Schoonhoven talked on "Americaniza-
ton as Carried on by the Children's
Museum" Miss Helen Tiebout, mem
Der Of the junior committee Of the
chapter, presided, Mrs. Thomas W.
Lauerdale. chairman of hospitality
served refreshments.
At the tea table were Mrs Walter
T. Wells and Miss Dorothy Cragin,
assisted by Mrs. l.. V. b. Cameron,
Mrs. George S. White, Miss Theda
Kenyon and Mrs. Frederick Z. Ham
lin.
The Long Island State Society.
Daughters OF the Revolution, celebrated
Presidents Day at the Pouch Gallery
Wednesday. an informal reception pre-
ceding an enjoyable program. Mrs
Eugene J. Grant, regent received. assist
ed by Mrs. John Franklin Berry. Mrs,
Burleigh Il. Smart. Mrs. Thomas c. Mills.
Mrs. Edward It. Williams Mrs. 7. Sher-
wood Coffin. Mrs. Frank II. Thompson,
Mrs. Gurdon Gates. Mrs. David r.
Thomas. Mrs. Herbert II. Gleason and
the Rev Charles w. Roeder. pastor of
the Flatlands Reformed Church. Mrs.
Don c. Seitz, chairman, introduced the
speakers and artists. They were Arthur
NJ Howe. editor in chief Of the Brook
lyn Daily Eagle: Theodore Compton.
Miss Louise Reid. violinist. Miss Mil
dred Seitz. soprano; Miss Margery
Sven. dances and approximations. and
Mrs. Charles r. Gay; Miss Alice Nc
Neil and Miss Betty Schuleen. accom-
panists. At the tea which followed the
program members OF the Betsy Ross
Chapter of the society served.
The Brooklyn Smith College Club met
Monday night at the home of Miss Grace
bush. The presiding officer was Miss
Phyllis Thomson. the president Miss
Florence Homer Snow. executive secre-
tary of the Smith College Alumnae AS
ISOLATION. gave an interesting talk on
the college and its development.
The Virginia Dare Chapter. Daughters
Of the Revolution, held a meeting Tues
day at the home of Miss Elizabeth Hol-
man, 81 Winthrop street. Miss Eunice
u. Gates gave talk concerning her ex-
periences on the Continent last summer.
Arrangements are being made for a tea
and dance to be given by the chapter in
conjunction with the George Washing
ton Chapter at the Brooklyn Woman's s
Club on Saturday, April !.
illuminate" gave benefit card party
| at the Hotel ST. George on Monday
| afternoon. A short business meeting
preceded the event. Mrs. Mary Stokes
MacNutt was elected honorary president.
Mrs Egbert Guernsey Brown. president
Mrs William Buegass. first vice-presi-
dent Mrs. Frank Johomot. second vice.
president Mrs. Rollin S. Covert. treas
urer: Miss F. O. Curtis, corresponding
| secretary. and Mrs. John Goundy. re-
cording secretary.
Miss Marion Gallagher. daughter OF
Or. and Mrs. Vincent ]. Gallagher OF
| 667 Ocean avenue. has returned from
school In France after years study.
| Capt. Rhind of the America gave a
/ dance for her on the return trip.
| Mrs Arthur Hubert Longstreet. OF 592
| Second street. gave n bridal shower on
Wednesday for Miss Margaret Laurita
.Longstreet whose engagement to Mr..
| Eward Dayton Lewis OF Hampstead.
L. l.. was announced. The wedding
viii take place In April.
| Mr. and Mrs. ". p. Hammer. OF 1901
Bedford avenue. have announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss Ella
| Airline Hammer to Mr.. William II.
| wray. Jr., OF Brooklyn and Seaford.
| T.. 7. Miss Hammer was an active Red
| Cross worker at the Reconstruction
Hospital at Colonia. N. J. Mr.. Wray
attended Polytechnic and Stevens In
stitutes and served overseas as lieu
| tenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. william c. Edmonds. OF
| 1878 President street. have announced
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Marion Ethel Edmonds. TO Mr.. De Witt
Rergh Pentz. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. De
Witt Pentz or 1855 Dean street.
Miss Hazel g. Ogden. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Brown Ogden, OF 1886
McDonough street. was married TO Mr..
Dyson Armstrong Kennedy. of Lans-
downe. Pa. last Saturday evening. The
Rev. r. Perclval Huget. of the Tomp-
kins Avenue Congregational Church. Of
ficiated.
The engagement OF Miss Helen c.
Curran OF 3s Prospect Park. Southwest.
70 Mr.. James II. Burns. Of Shelter ISL
and, T.. T.. was announced at lunch
con given recently by Miss Curran's
aunt. Mrs. T. T. Scholl. Of 1876 Mans
field place. Miss Curran Is the daugh
ter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs William ].
Curran Mr.. Burns is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Burns.
A card party was given bv Miss Edna
Halliday at her home. fS4 Hancock
street. last Saturday.
The engagement OF Miss Mildred
Tloise Ruths 70 Mr.. William STANLEY
Grierson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs John w.
Grierson. OF 80 Hawthorne street. has
been announced by Miss Ruths's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ruths or
fis Hawthorne street Miss Ruths was
graduated from Erasmus Hall High
School. in 1919 Mr. Grierson attended
stuyvesant High School and now r. com
nected with the Durant Motorcar Com
pany.
Mrs. Edward Z. Delany. OF $50 East