New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

Hrst AFFAIR held last year, and which
proved one Of the most successful So
cial and sporting events of the year.
The show will be en- all-day affair,
with luncheon at the club. In the
evening horse show dinner and dance
viii be given at the clubhouse, which
VII! be attended by club members and
their guests.
The prize list consists OF nineteen
classes and will provide for the COM
petition Of saddle horses, ponies in
harness and under saddle, jumpers,
officers chargers, troopers, mounts
and police horaes. In number Of
the events children will ahow the
ponies and horses. The committee in
charge Of the show Is composed Of Mr..
A. p. Squire, Mr.. P. Sanford Ross jr.
and Mr.. Charles II. Jewett.
Miss Anna Toomey, daughter OF Mrs.
Daniel Toomey, Of cts North Walnut
Street, East Orange, has set Saturday,
November 4, as the date Of her wedding
to Mr.. Carl Schweinler, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Schweinler. of Hilltop,
Benvenue Avenue, West Orange. The
ceremony is to be performed at the
Church Of Our Lady Help OF Chris
tians, East Orange, and will be fol-
lowed by reception at the home of
the brides mother. Miss Toomey is
q graduate of Rosemount Hall, South
orange, and of St. Elizabeth's College,
convent Station.
Mrs. Frederick B. Muench and her
sughter, Miss Elizabeth Muench, OF
"a Cleveland Street, Orange, sailed
esterday for Europe. Miss Mucnch is
study music In Brussels during their
tay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip James Rugg, of
.ast Orange, will return from their
,edding trip to Hot Springs to-mor-
.ow. They will be at the home OF
tho brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bern
ard Charles Ries, Of AZ Whittlesey
Avenue, East Orange. Before her mar.
riage the bride was Miss Charlotte
Louise Ries.
The marriage Of Miss Naomi B
Hilton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Atlas
Hilton, of SO Tappan Street, Kearny
and Mr.. LIE Roy T. Lyons, of East
Orange, will take place November /.
Mrs. Hugh McCutchson, Of 142 South
Grove Street, East Orange, has an.
nounced the enga eement OF her laugh.
ter, Miss Emily Louise McCutcheon, to
Mr.. Charles Benedict Hunt, Of Newark
No date has been set for the wedding
One Of the most important social
events Of the last week, to society ir
the Oranges, was the tea given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Charles B
Storrs, Of Lincoln Avenue, Orange. Il
was gwen in the nature of a "wel
come home," to Mrs. William Thaye Ell
Brown, Of Prospect Street, East
Orange, who returned late in tho sum.
mer season from period Of abou
year, passed In italy.
Included among those who assisted
Mrs. Storrs were Mrs. Yorke Allen
Mrs. Lorenzo Benedict, Mrs. John Ham.
mond Bradshaw, Mrs. Clarency H. Kel.
sey, Mrs. Alexander King, Mrs. Will
bur Mum, Mrs. Austin 8. Murray
Miss Jean Moore. Mrs. Charles F. Rob.
bins, Mrs. Albert Dodge Smith and Mrs
Borden d. Whiting.
A golf dinner to mark che close OF
the season of the South Orange Field
Club, will be held at the club build.
Ing Saturday night, October 2S. Mr.
F. II. F, Her, Of Richmond Avenue
South Orange. is in charge Of the ar.
rangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Nichols, for.
merly Of Fl llsids Place, South Orange
have moved to their new home In
Llewellyn Park, West Orange.
Mrs Thomas H. Gillespie, of Ridge
wood Road, South Orange, will be host.
ess at her home Wednesday for the
meeting of the Garden Club of the
Oranges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Smiles, oi
Lafayette Avenue, East Orange, and the
formers sister, Miss Aileen Smiles
who is visiting them from London
have departed on motor trip ts
Canada,
Mrs. AnEosnette porticos, Of New
Street, East Orange was hostess al
the meeting Of the Saturday Club Fri.
day afternoon. Book reviews by mem
bers occupied the afternoon and was
followed by tea and social hour.
Miss Mavis Adeline Benedict, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Benedict
Of Harrison Street. East Orange, was
married Wednesday to Mr.. Thomas
Potter, son of Mrs. Henry A. Potte,
and the late Colonel Potter, OF
Llewellyn Park, West Orange. The
ceremony was performed at the North
Orange Baptist Church, Orange, and
was followed by reception at the
Essex County Country Club. West
Orange.
Mrs. Charles High Dickson, Of Eas,
Orange, sister of the bride, was ths
matron Of honor, and the br desmai,!s
were the Misses Catherine Barton, o!
Boston; Janet Word and Catherine Mar
shall, of East Orange; Eleanor Rey
nolds, of West Orange; Gertrude d
Hitch, of South OranSe. The best
man was Mr.. Douglass Holmes, o.
Orange. and the ushers included Mr.
Thomas Barber, of Englewood: Mr.
Edward May. of New York; Mr.. Johr
Williams, Of Orange; Mr.. G.. Fl. Dick
son, Of East Orange; Mr.. Give Day, o.
Summit and Mr.. Irving Smith, of South
Orange.
| Mrs. Burns l.. Caldwell, of High
Street. Orange, has departed for Cal
fornia, where she will remain for sew
eral months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Squire. Of Scot
land Road, South Orange. are enter
ia ming Mrs. Squire's cousin. Mis-
| Cary Boyer, of Roanoke. Va.
Miss Marion Eaton, of Prospec
Street, East Orange, has returned fror
Easthampton, L. l., where she was tn