The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-09
Amateurs to Gipe
Royal Vagabond
on Staten Island
Miss Nora Seaman to Become
Bride Of DR.. Roland
Knobel on April ID.

OF Tie Royal Nagapono,
which will be produced by the
Comedy Opera Club at the Sailors
Snug Harbor Theater on May IL and
10, have now been cast.
In the principal roles will be Mr.. ~
Hunter Platt. Mr.. Alfred p. Jobsoas
Mr.. Kenneth r. Montgomery. Mrs.
Harold j. OConnell, Mr.. Lyman Il.
Frieze. Mr.. Frederick Muller, Mr.. G. II.
Kidwell. Mr.. Montague Hopkins. Mr..
Frederick Boyer, Jr. Mrs. John Scott.
Miss Margaret Seaman, Mrs. Henry
Shepard. Mrs. Ralph Arnold. Miss
Helene Meets, Miss Phyllis Howden,
Messrs, Maloney Van Ripper William
c. Orion. Jr.. and G. Miller-Jones.
Those in the chorus are Misses
Mabel Fentriss, Ruth White, Esther
White, Ruth keenan,, Edith Manley.
Barbara I. Porter May Mccormick.
Isabel Hunt, Theodore Townsend.
Beata Harrington. Catherine Miller,
Hildegarde Won Kokeritz, Mrs. Fred
erick Boyer. Jr. and Mrs. Ralph
Arnold.
Also Messrs. j. w. Clarke. Cecil RI
Baker. S. Meyerson. F. w. Begg. f. T.
Stout. Taylor Belcher. r. Lowe Mckee,
George McCreery, Edward Clarke. RAM
dolph Grymes. Jr.. and Walter Clark.
Among the local artists whose posters
will appear in the exhibition TO be held
several weeks previous to the Comedy
Opera Club production are Miss Esther
White. Miss Virginia Russell. Miss Doris
Burns. Mrs. Taylor Belcher. who Ii In
charge Of the arrangements; Mr.. John
Clarke and Mr. +. w. Begg.
The wedding OF Miss Nora seemann,
daughter OF Mrs. Frederick Carl See-
mann of Zebra avenue. Stapleton
Heights. TO Or. Roland Knobel of West
erligh will take place on Tuesday even-
ing. April IS, at the home of the brides
mother. The Rev. J. Havergall Shep-
pard of Deep River. Conn.,. and formerly
of Staten Island. will perform the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Meade Wilmer Stone. sister OF
the bride. viii be tho matron of honor
and Miss Elise Stone. a niece of the
bride. will attend as flower girl. Tho
bridesmaids will be Misses Marcella
Stirn. Margaret Meyer. Elizabeth Fair
child and Harriet NJ Hoyer. DIR. John
s. Kellener will be the best man. The
ushers Will be DR.. William Demarest.
Or. Harry Jones. DR.. Clayton Peet and
Mr.. Arthur Saunder.
The monthly program OF the ST. Ce-
celia Society was given last week. and
consisted of two parts. the first devoted
to Saint-Saens and the second to the
various modern French composers, in
GLIDING D'Indy. De Busy. Reynaldo
Hahn. Laio. Maurice Ravel, Fourdin.
Lahey and Moreau. Descriptive papers
on these musicians were read supr.>-
mented by vocal and piano solos bg
various members OF the society Th~
chairman for the afternoon was Mrs.
Walter G. Kerr
kitchen shower and tea was given
on Monday afternoon by Mrs Mead.
Wilmer Stone at her residence on Ham
ilton avenue. for her sister. Miss Nora
Se5emann or Zebra avenue. who Is 10
be married on April IS Miss Charlotte
Garbe poured The guests present were
Mrs. Allan Thomas. Misses Katherine
kilduff. Theodore Townsend Marcella
Stirn. Harriet Hoyer. Ellen Horrmann,j
Louise Garbe and Nora Seemann
Miss Eloise Gregory has returned =,
ooucher College after spending the
spring vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Gregory OF the Bonai.e
apartments.
Miss Dorothea Bruins entertained M,ss
Elizabeth O'Brien OF Bayonne. n. T.
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Leonard %
Harrison street, who are leaving Staten
Island for Florida, were the chief guests
al a farewell party given by Mr. and
Mrs. Walter II. Graef. also OF Harrison
street.
Mr.. William Volkardt, Jr. is spending
tie Easter vacation with his parents N
Townsend avenue. He IS a student az
Dartmouth.
Mrs. Mary Sherwood has gone IN
Canada, where she viii be the guest of
her niece. Mrs w. Arnold Fennell, az
Huntingdon, Chateaugay Valley.
Announcement Of the engagement II
their daughter, Miss Marion Dorothea
Fleming, TO Nr. George Thompson has
been made by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank i
Fleming OF Westervelt avenue. NJ
Thompson f. the, son OF Mr.. and Mira.
Edward w. Thompson OF Prospect street,
Stapleton.
The woman's Literary Club OF Por.
Richmond held Its annual musical day
or Monday afternoon in the chanel ot
the Dutch Reformed Church. Mrs.
Robert Moller was the chairman OF tho
program.
The soprano soloists were Miss Mary
Graf, Mrs. John a. SWEET, Mrs. MarJs
Kerr; contralto soloists, Mrs. Victor
Clarendon. Mrs. Arthur T. wilishaw,
Mrs. Helen HiIlyer Haydock was thu
atcompanist.
Piano solos were played by Mrs. wuI-
lam Errington and Mrs. Walter L.
Evans.
Mrs. William Segulne read tho papa
en- current events. The hostesses we-e
Miss May Davidson. chairman: Mrs. A.
Bath, Mrs. a. Giddes Mrs. j. Clute, Mrs.
George Treadweli,. Mrs. G.. Smith. Ms.
=. Sharrett and Mrs. A. Decker.
Under the auspices OF the Staten
Island League OF Women Voters a meet
Ing was held Tuesday evening al tho
staten Island Women's Club house. This
speakers were Mr.. G. Ernest SMITH.
state Senator from Staten Island Mr..
Thomas Cosgrove and Mr.. william u.
Vaughan, Asscmblyman for Statea
Island.
Cant. and Mrs. Lawrence Pearce Of
Tottcnville entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Gaffney and their son OF Man.
haitian for several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis or Third street.
New Dorp, had as their guest over SUM-
day Mrs. Waiter Scott. formerly OF
Ross avenue and now OF Bay Side. l.. I.
Mrs. James Talbot gave an informal tea
a M