New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

ter, Miss Rowena Brcntano, OF ga
Midland Avenue, East Orange, who re-
turned during the last week from an
extended European tour, have gone TO
their summer home at Avon-by-the-
Sea, where they joined Mrs. Brnntano
and another daughter, Miss Marian
Brentano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manton b. Mctcalf, of
523 South Center Street, Orange, and
Park Avenue, New York. have gone to
Southampton. They viii spend month
at their suburban home before occupy
ing their New York apartment.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whitcomb Nicol-
son, now residents OF Summit, will
make their home at ia Harrison
Street, East Orange, about October l..
Later in the season they will enter
tain for Mrs. Nicosons brother-in- law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J.
Wiman, of Newark, formerly of East
Orange, who are on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Nicolson's mother, Mrs Newman
D. Wafi, who originally intended to
return from their European trip this
month, will in all probability remain
abroad until October. Mr.. Wafl Is
now understanding in the Adirondack
region.
Mrs. Edward A. Woelk and daughter
Miss Ruth Woelk, of Bellville, H.,
have returned to their home after
passing period of two months with
Mrs. Woelk's son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley B. Pritz, Of 173
Park Avenue, East Orange.
l. Mrs. Thomas ] Bowling and daugh,
! ter. Miss Molly Bowling, of 244 Will
| hnt- rio fNr
an extended stay at Lake George. An
other daughter. Miss Esther bowling,
has gone TO Lake Huntington. Sullivan
| County, n. Y, where she will remain
until after Labor Day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Day, Of Sum
NIT Avenue, South Orange, who re-
turned recently from p stay at New
| Suffolk, T.. T., departed yesterday for
| Asbury Park, to remain until after
| Labor Day.
Mrs. Albert G. Whaley and. daughter,
| Miss Margaret Whalcy, of Irvington
Avenue. South Orange, have returned
from Blue Point, L, t., where they have
been since the early part of the sum-
| mer season
| Mrs. Give S. Newcombe, of Prospect
| Street. East Orange has sailed for
| Scotland to Join her parents, Mr. and
| Mrs Frederick Seymour, OF So Pros
pect Street, East Orange, who have
| been passing the summer abroad. The
party will in all probability return in
The late fall.
| Major and Mrs. Everett Colby, Of
Llewellyn Park, West Orange, have re-.
turned from a cruise with Mr.. and Mrs
Manton 3. Metcalf, of South Center
Street, Orange, on the lattcr's yacht,
Sachem
Mr.. Russell snively Gilbert and his
mother. Mrs. William H. Gilbert, of
Cleveland Street, Orange. who have
been touring Europe for several
months, now are in Rome where they
have been since the latter part Of july
They were included among those who
date of August 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Haskns, OF
Hutton Park. West Orange, have re-
turned from Stockbridge, Mass, where
they passed part of the summer. Dur
ing the coming week they will depart
for southampton, to remain until after
Labor Day.
Glepsie Road, South Orange, and their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Schwab ID of Allentown, Pa.
have departed on trip to Lake George
Their son, Mr.. Stewart Lethbridgc, is
at the present time at Cape Cod, visit
ing his brother and sister in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Lethbridge jr.
Mr.. Benjamin Comstock, Of Conlstock
] plnr 01a ie C,,,,I ii, y
where, from all reports received, he is
| "enjoving" the sport of mountain
| climbing.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas B. GrinneIl,
of Berkeley Avenue, Orange, are in
Maine. where they will remain until
| after Labor Day.
Mr.. William w. Randolph, of 14S
Prospect Street, East Orange. has de-
ported for Virginia to Join Mrs. Ran
dolpf, who has been passing the sum
mer season travelling the Southern
states. Their daughter, Miss Katherine
Randolph, is visiting friends in Maine.
Mrs. Lewis P. Taylor and Miss Louise
Taylor, of Comstock Place, South
Orange, arc at Preakness, near Pomp-
ton, for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fonda, of
!Liewelllyn Park, West Orange, are vis-
lting Mrs. Fonday parents, Mr.. and
Mrs f. Remington Nichols. at their
summer home in The Thousand Islands.
Mr.. c. B. Clancy and family, of Saga
more Road, South Orange, who have
been at Bay Head for an extended
period, are expected home shortly after
Labor Day.
MI. and Mrs. John l.. Merrill, of 600
Park Avenue, East Orange, and their
sons, John L. jr and Robert D., have
returned from an extended tour Of the
South American countries Mr.. Merrill
is the president of the All-America
Cables, Inc, and chairman of the
United States committee on the Bra
lillian Centennial Memorial.
Announcement has been made bv Mr..
and Mrs. Carl L. Shafer, of Al Hillside
Avenue, Nutley. formerly residents of
East Orange. of the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Margaret Jennctte
Shafer to Mr.. Ellie Erkander, of East
Orange. The ceremony was performed.
in East Orange August s.
Miss Lillian NJ. Harrison, Of Ash
land Terrace, West Orange, is at Para
dine, on Fsilview Lake. in the Blue
Ridge Mountains of Pennsylvania. Mrs.
Oscar Schwartz. also of West Orange
is with Miss Harrison.
q U