The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Artistic Program
Is Presented by
Staten Islanders
Large Sum Is Realized for
Building Fund Of Wom-
ans Club.

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music there was the usual dinner, OF
which more than 100 were present.
The program included the following
Plano solo. Arabesque. Debussy--Miss
Helaine Meets. Contralto solo: Danny
Boy (Old Irish), weatherly; Honey
suckle. Elizabeth Hardin David-Mrs
Mary Rowe Davis. Violin solo:
Orientale. Cui; Tambourin Chinois
Kretsler-Mrs- Arthur G. Buehler.
Tenor solo: Where'er You Walk.
Handel; Air de la F'leur, Bizet-Paul
NJ. Hesser, Jr. Contralto solo: Reye-
lation, Elizabeth Hardin David: Trees.
Rasbach-Mrs. Mary Rowe Davis.
Violin solo: Hebrew Lullaby, Achron
Perpetuum Mobile. Ries-Mrs. Arthur
G. Buehler. Tenor solo. Love II for
Nothing (from the Persian THE Divan
Of Hafiz'). Healing: Hymn to the
Night ttext from Longfellow). Camp
beli-Tfpton-Mr. Paul M Hesser, Jr.
Piano solo: Polonaise. MacDowell: /:
Tappiilon. O. Olsen--Miss HeIaine
Meets Accompanist. Miss Helaine
Meets
Mr.. Charles Barton was chairman Of
the committee. Mr.. Ralph Mckee and
mr.. Jerome King assisting.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin l.. O'Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emile de PianQue. MFR. and Mrs Fran
coils Ducasse. Mr.. and Mrs Jerome
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mckee, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Barton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertram G. Eadie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Dullea. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Lowe Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs William Y
Wernnle, DR.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Pear
son. Mr., and Mrs. Grosvenor S. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Patterson. Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore H. Spratt, Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Hafstrom, DR.. and Mrs
Alfred II. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Mead
Stone, Mr. and Mrs. David j. Gorld.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. De Bost. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Sindali. Mr.. and Mrs
Edmund Judson. DR.. and Mrs. William
Bryan. DR.. and Mrs. Robert Pentz. Dr.
and Mrs. William Janeway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knitting p Emmons. Mr.. and Mrs
William c. Orton, Mrs. Gilbert Hoppin.
Mrs. w. G. McCreery. Mrs. Alexander
Perry, Miss Belle OBryan. Miss Stella
Orton. and the Messrs. Walter W. King,
Lyman b. Frieze. Wood O'Bryan, J.
Harvey Bostwick. Gerald Mcintyre and
Guy Timolat.
Miss Ellerle Wood entertained the
members of the Staten Island Womans
Club last Wednesday afternoon with sew
eral dramatic readings, most prominent
OF these being widow by Proxy" Mrs.
Edward d. Wisely introduced Miss
Wood.
Mrs. VIII Hamilton Baker. the press-
dent. was In charge OF the meeting. the
guests for the day being Mrs. Harry
Lilly, past president OF the City Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Ste
phen D. Stephens. director from staten
Island.
The chairman Of the recent fair COM
mittee announced that more than $3.50
had been added TO the building fund by
the proceeds OF the fair.
Il was also announced that at the
next meeting of the department of liter
ature and music Miss Alice Keuts
O'Connor would give a talk on library
work In France.
Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Grieshaber were
the hostesses for the day.
ID. A. n. Musical.
Members and friends OF the Staten
Island Chapter. d. A. r., attended
musical at the home Of Mrs. @. S. Ma
whinny on Heberton avenue last Satur-
day afternoon. The entertaining artists
were Mrs. Helen Hillyer Haydock. Mrs
Bertha Crowley and Olive w. Beuhler.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage of Miss Dorothy Scarborough.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Scar
borough. 10 DIR. Herman Lampe of New
York on November 10. The Scarboroughs
formerly lived on Grymes Hlll Mrs.
Lampe is a graduate OF the Staten
Island Academy and Goucher College,
Baltimore. DR.. and Mrs. Lampe are now
living at s. West F1fty-fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. EtheIbert Porter OF
Bement avenue are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of twins. a boy and
a girl. at their home last week.
Mrs Edward Edwards OF Fairview
avenue entertained Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.
Camp OF Pennsylvania last week.
The Alumni Association OF the Staten
Island Academy will give dance at
the Curtis I.yceum on Tuesday even
ing, December %. Miss Mildred Dunno
is in charge OF the invitations.
Omcers Are Elected.
The newly elected officers of Court
Genevieve, No. 81. Catholic Daughters Of
America, are Grand Regent Eileen Nc
Gowan: vice-regent. Mary V. Corcoran:
prophecies. Veronica BOYLE: historian.
Helen Delaney; financial secretary. Rose
NJ Powers: treasurer. Anna NJ. OLeary:
monitor Lillian Mccarthy; sentinel.
Marsaret Sherwood: trustees. Loretta
c. A. Reilly. and Julia Haggerty: organ
ist. Elizabeth Delaney; lecturer, Anna
Camacho. The installation of these Of
ficers will take place In January.
Miss Myrtle volkhardt. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. William volkhardt OF
Townsend avenue. Clifton returned
from France on the Paris Saturday
afternoon, after an absence abroad of
two years. Miss volkhardt Is a gradu-
ate OF Curtis High School, and went
abroad after receiving the French
scho' 'arsirip at Wells College. Aurora.
n. Y. She spent year at the Uni
verslty OF Caen In Normandy and then
accepted second scholarship from the
Minister OF Education In the University
OF Franco at Sorbonne Paris.
The third of the monthly concerts he
ing held urder the auspices Of the sta
ten Island Masonic Club was held Sat-
urdav night at the clubhouse on 81.
Marks place. Mrs. Nav NJ Goodersor.
nast rand matron. o r. S. OF the State
OF New York rave an address on