The New York herald., 1922-04-30
ONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES FROM MANY SECTIONS OF THE CITY
Charles A. Donahue. Mrs. James Rad
cliffe and Mrs. Austin G. Turner.

Charles A. Donahue. Mrs. James Rad
cliffe and Mrs. Austin G. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene o. Boyer 4 fas
East Seventy-third street. Mani -san,
announce the engagement OF their lgr
ter, Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Bey 10
Mr.. Cedric Aylwin Major. So c4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Major OF 1s IeS-
ferts place. Brooklyn. The weddi, vii
take place on June 10.
Mrs Frances Gerard. president ~ ma
State Council. 7. o. d. B. E., was enc
chief guest at the annual meeting puei-
con and bridge OF the Shakespear Ea3pr
ter held Tuesday afternoon at II A0-ae
of Mrs. Lydia Brown, Brown L1Ase iu
Eighth avenue. Announcement wEa rrsfe
at the meeting that ShakespeaIe Chap
ter. which now is in its seventh year,
had raised $1,000 in the year for inc Nic-
toria home building fund. A set-fe-
gether party will be held on May 20
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlca 9der,
1854 Ditmas avenue.
Among those present Tues41y were
Mrs. Hedley II. Hilborn, regent: Mines.
Arthur D. Middleton, George Ramsey.
David Schmidt. Taurus Z. sutton,
Charles Oden. Alexander Cunningham.
william Fitzhugh, Richard Reid. Emma
Yeomans, John Barlow. Joseph East
sey Morris w. Henry and Miss Jean
Reed.
A bridge party for the benefit OF the
Alumnae Fund was held Monday after
noon by the class of 1914 OF Packer
Collegiate Institute at the Pouch Man
sion. Women prominent in Brooklyn
life attended. Souvenirs were boxes of
hand dipped candles. Mrs. Harold G.
Parsons was chairman OF the committee
in charge. nr
Among those present were Mines. Cor
nelius Zabriskie Thomas b. Coles, w.
II. Ziegler, Mortimer Snyder. Henry M.
Crane. Harvey Street, Alexander Silvey.
William Bastina. Alexander Craig.
Henry Clay Evans. Wallace Gibson,
Elmer Dawson. George Morgan. Ralph
Chapman. Frank Swan. Paul r. Hart
man. Isaac E. Chapman. C. Gibson
Davidson, John Drake, Z. Gale Fenton.
II. w. George. Joseph McCord. Nelson
Moneypenny. William Heating. Carson
C. Peck Charles E. Perkins, Frederick
T. Parsons M. F. Quinn. Frank Smith.
II. B. Shaen, Forest Towl, O. Edwin
Barnes and Karl d. Petit. s
Also Mines. Henry M. Barlow. Clar-
ence Dauphinot. Earle T. Munkenbeck.
Charles F. Adams. Schuyler Bergen.
r. M. Partridge, Philip D. Carey and
f. K. Glynn.
Packer Collegiate Institute viii hold
its fortieth reunion at the Hotel Bit
more Saturday. May 6. The committee
in charge includes Mrs. Gustave Zeller
chairman, Mines. Katharine Pratt. Ward
Rounds. David Pitcher. James Bryan.
Theron Clements, Russell Fairbairn and
Lorenzo Caruana. DR.. s. Marion Tucker
president Of the New York Drama
League, will deliver an address on ''rhe
Censorship OF the Stage" Miss Grace
Farrar OF the Packer alumn@ win sing
Gold spoons will be awarded to mem
bers of the class which graduated Atty
years ago.
A bridge will be given at Grant
Post. No. 4S9. Washington avenue.
Thursday evening May 4. under the
auspices of the American Legion auxil-
larry of the Lieutenant Lawrence c..
Lowell Post for the veterans mountain
camp at Tupper Lake in the AdIron-
dacks. The committee In charge is COM
posed of Mines. Austin Ludlum chair
man. Henry Barlow. Wiltshire G. Clay
ton, A. B. Cooke, Edmund H. briggs.
Edwin Du Bois. Robert Dietrich. Resi-
nald Field. w. T. Gilmour. L. E. Hay
ward G. w. knight. Frederick c. Lea.
Frederick S. Lyke, william Mccormick.
Albert Quackenbush, Donald M. Smith
and Misses Lillian Cooke and Natalie C.
Lowell.
Mr.. E. H. Barnes and Miss Beatrice
Barnes have returned to their home at
a. Montgomery place from Pasadena.
Cal. ~
The Gregorian Players will present
the musical comedy Irene" at the Acad-
emy of Music May 9.