The New York herald., 1922-03-19

Il
M Ne~- Workers are leaving
daily for the South and Eu-
rope. others are returning from abroad
the various resorts in Florida and
White Sulphur and Hot Springs. and
they hardly reach home before they
begin entertaining.
Mrs. Thomas Webster Edgar of 766
West End avenue, who has just re-
turned from Palm Beach, gave a
bridge party at her home on Tues
day evening. There were thirty-two
players.
Mrs. Edgar will give luncheon fol-
lowed by bridge soon for Miss Jean
Thomson and Miss Sybil Howe Adams
of Lancashire. England. Miss Thorn
sons engagement to Mr.. Sydney Ham
ilton, Jr.. was announced recently;
Miss Howe-Adams is the daughter Of
the Hon. Howe Adams. an attache OF
the British Embassy in Washington
and niece of Lady Hampton Bromley
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Hanauer
x&ve nm informal dance on Friday Of
A5t week for her cousin, Miss Nan M.
N1llspaugh and her fiance, Mr.. Chaun-
cay 3. Cooke, who has just returned
from Calcutta, India, where he has been
for about year and half. Miss Mills
pGngh Is flne daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Milspaugh and is senior at
Cornell and a member Of the Alpha Phi
Sorority. Mr.. Cooke is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Delos Willard Cooke of the
Grosvenor. Fifth avenue and Tenth
street
Mr. ana Mrs. Philip Ruxton of $50
Park avenue sailed early In March for
Rome by way of France They expect
to remain abroad until May, and will
return by way of England. On their
return they will go Immediately to
Cairnhill, their country place at East
Hampton, l.. l., for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther NJ. Werner ac-
companied by their daughter. Miss
Norma Werner have gone to Pinehurst.
N. C. They will return to New York
early in April.
For the benefit OF the maternity ward
OF the Broad Street Hospital a card
party will be given on Tuesday after
NOON dL tic w NdluOTI-ASlOTld. IL Will Dc
given under the auspices of the Service
Circle Of the hospital Mrs W. J. Flem-
ing. chairman. Mrs. Walter Phillips will
have charge of the card party.
Sewing meetings are being held at
the Convent of the Sacred Heart. Man
hattanvlle, Tuesday afternoons during
Lent from until 5 o'clock under the
auspices of the Manhattanville Alumne
Association. Mrs. Grover Whalen is
chairman. The directors of the alumna
are the following: Miss Eleanor b. Lc-
name Miss Corinne Roche, Mrs. George
Tr. Bradford, Miss Marcelia McKeon,
Miss Mary G. Brown. Miss Jane Charles,
Mrs. Joseph r. Ryan, Mrs. Thomas f.
Curry, Miss Adelaide Jones, Mrs. Wal
ter A. Burke, Mrs. Edgar Treacy. Mrs.
Grover Whalea, Mrs. John O'Connor
and Mrs. George G. Raymond.
Under the auspices of the Quarter
Collection, a spring card party, recep-
tion and musicale will be given on April
at the Hotel Astor. Nine. Claire DuX
will be the artist. The proceeds from
this event will be used for the benefit OF
the various chidren's recreation homes
supported by the organization. Mrs.
William Graf and Mrs. Paul Wenzel
have charge of the tickets for the en-
tertainment.
Mrs. Philip ]. Boerum gave a theater
party. followed by supper and dance.
al the Hotel Astor on Wednesday, for
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell. Mrs. Boerum
took her guests. who numbered thirty,
10 see THE Dover Road"
Mrs. Floyd c. Furlow and Mr.. Floyd
G. Furlow. Jr.. have returned from Palm
Beach to their apartment at 90 East For
ty-seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs Mason r. Starring gave
a dinner, followed by bridge. on Wednes-
day in their apartments at the Hotel
Plaza.
Early in April Mrs. Brennan Wash
ington will sail for Europe. She will be
accompanied by her sister. Miss Beulah
Brennan, who Is at present at her home
in Louisville, KY
Mrs George A. Plimpton has gone to
Hamilton, Bermuda, where she viii re-
main several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Calvin Check.
who were married on Tuesday. are
spending the first few days Of their
honeymoon in Washington. They will
make tour Of the Southern States,
then 20 to San Francisco. whence
they will sail for Hawaii. and after a
tref stay there will sail for China.
where Mr.. Cheek has business interests.
They expect to remain In the Orient for
several years. Mrs Cheek was Miss Ma
thilde Brown, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Brown.
There was a large attendance at the
annual luncheon Of the Women's Mis-
slonary Society Of the West Park Pres
byterian Church on Tuesday in the
chapel OF the church, Eighty-sxth street
and Amsterdam avenue. Following the
luncheon interesting addresses were
given by both foreign and home mission
aries, and reports of the officers read.
The Rev. Or. Anthony II. Evans, the
pastor, gave the Invocation and benedic-
ton. The luncheon was IN charge OF Mrs.
r. q. Campbell and Mrs. w. II. Jenkins.
The proceeds will be added TO the fund
OF the Missionary Society.
Mrs Benjamin Adriancc will give n
large dinner and dance for Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell on Tuesday evening at the
Hotel Astor
Mr.. and Mrs John Sinickorson Allen.
who were married on Tuesday in the
Chapel OF st Martin lie Tours OF the
Cathedral OF st. John the Divine. when
they return from their honeymoon will