The New York herald., 1922-10-22

10 bciliS
- organized among the resi-
dents of Westerleigh by Mr.. II. Mour-
nonval OF 273 Wardwell avenue to
promote study in French CONVERSE
! tion. French literature and customs.
| Only French Will be spoken. Mr..
Mournonval. who is a graduate of the
University of Paris. was at one time
assistant principal In the College Cha
teaudun, France.
Tho Deems Literary Society OF Wes-
| terieigh enjoyed a talk given by Mr..
l.. J. Hatton Of Bayonne Tuesday eve-
ming. Mrs. Arthur G. Beuhler. vio-
lin soloist, played Achren Auers He
brew Lullaby" and Ries's "Perpetuum
Mobile" Mr.. James Whitford was in
charge of the program. A social fol-
lowed with Mrs. ]. Francis Atterbury
in charge.
Mr.. v. William Winters of Howard
! avenue left for England last week,
where he will join an expedition to
| South Africa.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Perry are the
/ guests Of relatives at Monmouth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Livingston Kennedy
are at East Durham. Catskills.
Mrs. Charles Dayton OF Rutherford,
n. j., was the guest last week OF Mrs.
]. v. Moore OF Arthur XIII road.
Mrs. Marion Gaylord Atweli Will give
another course OF lectures on Current
Events" on Staten Island. Club women
have found these lectures of exceptional
value. Tickets, can be procured from
any OF the committee Mrs. 7. Livingston
Kennedy. Mrs. F. A. Patterson. Mrs. A.
y. Davidson. Mrs. A. r. Mansfield. Mrs.
c. II. Porter. Mrs. l.. A Camacho. Mrs
S. D. Crocheron and Mrs. William Mer-
sereau.
Mrs. William Horn. president of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Vincent's Hospi-
| tai, received the guests when the annual
silver tea was held at the hospital last
| Wednesday afternoon. A musical pro-
gram was arranged by Mrs. Gertrude
Smith. Those taking part were Mrs.
Augusta Hartley and Miss Margaret
Hearn Of Manhattan and Mrs. C. J. Kelly
OF Great Kills. The hostesses at the tea
table were Mrs. T. Gale and Mrs. A.
The engagement of Miss Beatrice r.
Connolly. daughter of Mrs. Leonye W
Howard Of 81 Walnut street, Newark,
TO Mr.. Thomas Ronald Quinlan, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas t. Quinlan OF Port
Richmond. has been announced.
+ Mr.. r. st. George Walker OF Davis
avenue left on Saturday for Hot Springs,
Va.
ter Virginia, ha, returned from Lake
Mohonk.
DR.. and Mrs. Seymour d. Landon of
Stuyvesant place are back from Buck
Hill Falls. Pa.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hamilton OF F'isie avenue.
Westerleigh, returped last week from a
visit In Montclair. n. ].
Mr. Everett Joline of Tottenville has
returned TO New Haven He is a
student at Yale.
large gathering was at the Rich
mond County Country Club last Satur-
day-evening for the semi-monthly sub
scription dance. Several people gave
dinners preceding the dance. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Mcneil. Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Blythe,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Stanley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs
| Walter Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A.
Cundill, NJ. and Mrs. Otis Glazebrook.
Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred King, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis l.. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
George II. Hodges. Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
Harter, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman II. DON
aid. Mr.. and Mrs. Grosyenor s. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Hunter Plat, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Woods, Mr. and Mrs. William
! Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fuller, Mrs
! Fotherall. Misses Laura williams, Mil
dred and Maud Walker. Dorothea Kava-
nagh, Barbara Brown, Marjorie Dor
ance. Margaret CundilI and Messrs. Jack
Kavanagh, Steward Trench, Walter
w. King. John II. Gilman, G. G.
| Schroeder and Guy Timolat.
Mr.. Edward +. Hayward sailed for
Bermuda last week TO attend the we'd
( ding of his niece.