The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Miss BrOWn of
Staten Island
Becomes a Bride
Married to Mr.. Z. c. Cheek
Social Notes Of Interest
to Richmond.

OF Judge Thomas c. Brown, became
the bride of Mr.. Ernest Calvin Cheek
OF Manhattan last Tuesday morning
in st. Mary's Church of the Assump-
ton. Port Richmond, with the Rev.
Father JOHN Snyder, pastor, Off
ciating.
The wedding was private. only a few
intimate friends and relatives being
invited. The bride was dressed in a
gown of beaded georgette crepe in
corn color over dark blue Canton crepe.
Her hat was of corn colored straw
with spring flowers trimming it, and
she carried q bouquet of tea roses
and lilies OF the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Marjorie
Ballentine, wore Harding blue Canton
crepe viii. a hat 10 match. and her
bouquet was OF American Beauty roses
and lilies of the valley.
Mr.. James Finnegan of Manhattan
was the best man. After visit in
Washington the couple will tour the
Southern States to San Francisco and
sail for the Hawaiian Islands and
China.
Miss Jacqueline Van TIL Belgian
nurse. will deliver lecture on Sunday
afternoon, March 26. at the home of
Mrs. J. L. Downie in New Dorp Miss
Van Til was with the British nurse, Miss
Edith Cavell, when she founded her hos
pital before the war in Brussels, and
remained with her until her execution
Her book. entitled Memoirs OF Edith
Cavell,' Is to be in circulation shortly
Her lecture will be for the benefit Of
the Richmond Memorial Hospital. which
has been established at Princes Bay for
two years.
a benefit concert for this hospital alse
has been arranged by Miss Z. Z. Evan!
of Tottenvile. 1t will be held in ths
auditorium OF the public school on
Wednesday evening. March =. The
Brown String Quartet from New Jersey
have offered their services.
Legends and "reminiscences of old
Staten Island were given last evening In
lecture before the members of the
Staten Island Institute of Arts and
Sciences held in the museum. The lec-
ture was the feature of the regular
monthly meeting of the institute. Mr.
Charles Gilbert Hine q member of the
organization as well as OF the Anti
quarian Society. was the speaker. His
talk was illustrated with pictures OF
persons and places on the island which
he had taken himself.
Mrs. Ralph Mcneil and Mrs. John A
Morton, residents or the Richmond
Country Club colony. left last Saturday
for Bermuda. where they will remain FOL
several weeks.
Former Senator George Cromwell
whose home Is in the Country Club col
ony. was guest of honor at a dinner
held in Manhattan last Thursday eve
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Cromwell expect TO
open their home on Staten Island on
April ! and will remain for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ]. Fay are now
at their home in the Country Club col
ony after spending some time In Boston
Mass.
Mr. Edwin H. Bigelow will shortly oc.
cupy a residence in the Country Clul
grounds which he recently leased.
Mrs. w. H. Pouch and Mrs. o. G
Pouch are on o three months trir
through the Mediterranean and were re-
Gently in CadiZ, Spain.
Mrs. Hubert d. Ieister OF Wall street
recently entertained her sister, Mrs. w
" Wagner OF Sewickley, Pa.
Mrs. J. F. Farely has returned with
her two daughters TO her home in the
Castleton apartments after spending
several months visiting relatives in
South Carolina.
Mrs Charles f. Hart. with her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Fred Huber. and grandchildren
r. al
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice I. Pitou are
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of daughter on Sunday.
For the benefit OF the Staten Island
Social Service, Inc, Mrs. w. l.. Scott
OF Townsend avenue gave bridge
PARTY at her home and Mrs. J. G.. Bald
win OF Rosebank gave a bridge with
dance following.
Mrs. william Horn is spending part OF
the winter at Eau Gallie. Fla.
Or. and Mrs. Ansheles OF Jewett ave-
nue. have been spending short time in
Lakewood. n. J.
Mrs. Arthur McCallum of Tottenville
has been entertaining her sister. Mrs.
Ada Tobias OF Florida. for several
weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Weir of Tottenville has
gone to Mileses. Sullivan county, TO
spend spring and summer with her
niece.
Mrs. r. w. Baten1an. president of tho
Great Kills Library Club, will give
card party at her home for the club on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Josephine Sc
g1iine Is also planning to entertain the
club at a silver tea at her home at
later date.
Mrs. Charles r. Simonson OF Hender-
son avenue entertained Mrs. Charles
y. Tiffany OF Manhattan at her home
last week. Following dinner which
Mrs. Simonson gave for her guest, Mrs.
Tiffany gave a short address on the
League OF Women Voters
Mr.. Walter W. Price. formerly OF
Emerson Hill and now a resident or
Manhattan. is convalescIng from
serious Illness,
Miss Nraybeilc II. orleman. a sradu-
ate of the Notre Dame Convent on
Grymes Hill. was the soloist AT the an
nual concert given at Smith College bv
the symphony orchestra Of that college
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clarke and Miss
Ruth Clarke OF Clifton returned last
week from Palm Beach ard Miami.
where the family stopped at the Royal