New-York tribune., 1922-09-17

Announcement has been made of Thu
engagement of Miss Lucille HOFFMAN
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
hoffman, of 81 Ridgewood Terrace
Maplewood. to Mr. Ralph Walsh. of 2I,
Glenwood Avenue, East Orange. Th'
wedding will take place in the carl.
spring.
Mrs. r. Churchill Langhorne, o
Hampton Terrace, East Orange, has re
turned from her cottage near Lake
| Waramaug, Conn, where she has beef
since the early part Of the summer sea
son. Mrs. Langhorne made the trip b,
motor. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W
| Wheatley, are planning to remain y
their summer home on Lake Waramauf
until late autumn.
Announcement has been made ofath.
marriage of Miss Martha w. kanaley
daughter of Mr.. j. A. Kanaley, of 4
Summer Street, Orange, to Mr.. JOSEPH
Halbing, of Is North Eightecntr
Street, East Orange. The ceremony
was performed Saturday, September 2
at st. Johns Catholic Church. Orange
| by the Rev. Thomas Heron, the assist
ant rector.
The attendants were Miss Helen I
KSnaley, sister Of the bride, and Mr.
Albert Halbing brother Of the bride,
groom. Upon their return from an eY
tended trip to Niagara Falls, the Thou
| sand Islands and Canada, Mr. and Mrs
Haibing will reside at l47 William
Street, East Orange.
Mrs. William Audley White and her
daughter, Mrs. Otto Emil Lohrke jr., OF
| Washington Street, East Orange, are
| preparing to depart in November for
Los Angeles, where they will remain
for month or more, with Mrs. Whites
son and daughter-n-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Audley White jr. The visit will resul,
in an oldtime family reunion, as Mr.
and Mrs. White jr. only recently re-
| turned from the Orient, where they
| passed a period Of about two years in
| Java and China.
Vineyard Haven, on Marthas Vine
! yard, has proven a favorite spot for
summer visitors from the Oranges
during the last summer season. Among
! the many Orangeites who passed the
| summer there are Mrs. Charles I, Tay-
lor and family, Of Harrison Street
! East Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport
Pogue, Of Park Avenue, East Orange
and Mrs. G. B. Garde and her son, Mr.
Chester Garde, of Hillyer Street,
| Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Crocker and
their daughter, Miss Virginia Crocker
of Hampton Terrace, East Orange, and
Mrs. B. D. Day and her two children
Of Harrison Street, East Orange, were
at Vineyard Haven during August, Mrs.
| Mary Kncvels, OF Wheeler Street, West
Orange, also passed August there with
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Davies.
Mrs. James Sutherland and family, of
Berkley Avenue, Orange, are visiting
relatives in st. Louis.
Miss Gladys Eyre, daughter of Mrs.
J ohm Eyre, of Berkeley Avenue, Orange,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T.
kelsey, of Ridgewood Road, South Or
ange, at their cottage at the Lake
Placid Club, in the Adirondacks.
Chatham, on Cape Cod, proved un-
usually popular with summer visitors
from the Oranges this year. Among
the Orangeites who passed August
her daughter, Miss Madeline Jepson. of
Prospect Street, East Orange; Miss
Louise Kerr, formerly Of East Park
Street, East Orange, and Mrs, Fred
erick T. Johnson and her daughter
Miss Louise Johnson, of Hampton Ter
race, East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Torrey Biard,
! of Scotland Road, South Orange, have
returned from their summer cottage.
Anhassit, on Lake Sunapee, New Hamp-
shire.
Miss Marie Dausinger, of Valley
Road, West Orange, has returned from
a tour of the Western states and is now
stopping in Chicago.
Miss Janet 3. Merdinger, Of Central
Avenue, Orange, has returned from
California, where she has been since
the early part Of the summer season
Mrs. Ludovic Mccall, of 62 CASTOR
Street, West Orange, iias returned from
stay at Ocean Grove. She was accom-
panied by her son-inlaw and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Persons, and theil
small daughter, Muriel Janet Persons
of 6S Edgcmont Road, Upper Mont
| clair.
Mn. and Mrs. Walter Seymour and
their daughter, Miss Jeanette Sey-
mour, of Roseville Avenue, Newark
Will return during the coming week
from their summer home at Monmouth
| Hills. Tho engagement of Miss Sey-
mour to Dr.. Carl Ill, son of DR.. Charles
L. III and Mrs. III, OF Clinton avenue
Newark, is one Of the most interesting
| or the month to the younger set of
the Orai ges and Newark. She is q
graduate of the Dearborn Morgan
| school. Orange, and also attended the
| pine Manor School, Wellesley. Dr
III is graduate of Princeton and dur.
| ing the World War served as an of.
fcer of the United States Medical
corps. No wedding date has been set
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Truax. of ac
Morton Place, East Orange, have de-
parted on motor trip to Washington
The Chi Chapter of Omega Gamma
Delta fraternity held an inform a
dance Friday night at the East Orange
Lyceum. Ishe committee in charge OF
arrangements included Messrs. Alfred
Branch, Horace and Sherad Holcomh
] Albert Mccoy, Wickliffe Quimby. Ever.
EFT fiedler and Archie Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Rarratt
with their son and daughter, Miss Mar
garet Barrett and Mr.. Charles S. Bar
rett Jr., of All Gregory Avenue. West
orange, nave returned from Seabrieht