The New York herald., 1922-10-08
Society in Brooklyn Plans
Two Benefits for Charity

Der OF the Yale Club and Alpha Delta
Phi After October 16 Mr.. and Mrs.
Prentice will be at home at 148 Clinton
street.
seth street, who entered Barnard Coll
lege this fall. won two scholarships. One
was founded in memory of Seth Low
and the other was a state scholarship
awarded on the basis OF competition by
the State Board of Regents.
ID. A. Il. Meeting.
The Virginia Dare Chapter, d. A. r.,
opened the fall season with a meeting
at the home of the regent Mrs. George
c. Taft, at 294 Macon street, last Tues
day. Plans were laid for the annual
carnival dance to be given in conjunc-
ton with the George Washington Chap
ter at the Hotel Bossert December /.
Plans for the Virginia Dare booth at
the Streets OF Wonderland at the Thir-
teenth Regimen Armory were also laid
Among those present were Mrs. Taft
Mrs. Bennett Spear, Mrs. Edward Rey-
nolds, Miss Lillian Hale Lineberger.
Mrs. John J. Feerick. Miss Natalie Gay,
Miss Helen Parks. Miss Lillian Ball.
Mrs. William Matthew, Miss Gertrude
Parks. Miss Elizabeth Bedford. Miss
Dorothy Buell., Miss Edith Holch, Miss
Lucille King, Miss Rita Webster. Miss
Mildred Greason, Miss Mabel Hale Line
berger, Miss Elizabeth Holman, Miss
Eunce Gates and Miss Edith Sawyer.
The Brooklyn College Club announces
three day society circus and indoor
carnival on October IL. 10 and IA. Among
the women taking an active part in
the affair are Mrs. William +. De-
laney. Mrs. r. a. Rendich. Mrs. NJ. L.
Murnane Mrs. John B. Byrne, Mrs.
r. a. Markey. Mrs. w. +. McDermott.
Mrs. Walter Murnene, Mrs George j..
O'Keefc. Mrs. Victor Greene, Mrs.
Felix McKenna, Mrs. John c. Dillon,
Miss Jane g. McKenna, Miss Margaret
y. Shea, Miss Helen Tracy. Miss May
Terrence. Miss Dorothy Clark. Miss
Rose Delaney. Miss Kathleen Evans,
Miss Laura Cummings. Miss Quinta
Schmitt. Miss Ethelmae Newman. Miss
Mae Sullivan. Miss Betty Sullivan,
Miss Rita Patton. Miss Flo Patton,
Miss Marie Cox, Miss Anna Ostergren
and Miss Josita Flynn.
Mrs. Walter Shaw Brewster will be
one of the Brooklyn Red Cross dele
gates 70 the annual Red Cross conven-
ton at Washington on october 10.
Miss Mae Isabel Mckinney. daughter
OF DIR. William J. Mckinney OF 1877
Union street, DeCdiuc Nne DFluc Ot w III
lam Elwell Campbell at her fathers
home Wednesday. a reception followed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
will be at home at 1853 Linden street
after November !.
Miss May Nj. Rodgers. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Rodgers of
9f5 Lincoln place, and Kari Werner
Staebler. son of DR.. and Mrs. David
NJ staebler of 800 Macon street, will
be married october IS at St Paul's Con-
gregational Church, DR.. Il. Beldon Hart
officiating.
A substantial sum was raised for the
Congregational Home for the Aged by
the theater party to THE First Year
at the Montauk Theater last Monday
The committee in charge consisted OF
Mrs. John J. Pearsall. president; Mrs
Robert O. Brown. chairman; Mrs. Rich
ard p. McCully. Mrs. A. G.. Sedgwick
Mrs. Elmer r. Zabriskie. Mrs Charles
q. Shelton. Mrs. Frederick de 3erard
Mrs. Gilbert c. Haleted. Mrs. Frederick
E. Hamiin. Mrs. William Q. Jones, Mrs
willis E. Royce. Mrs. William ". Graf
Miss Anna d. McDougal. Mrs. William
II pierson. Mrs Frederick r. Clark and
Miss Harriet Underwood.