The New York herald., 1922-11-05
Westchester Ball
to Help Hospital
viii Be Nor. IS
500 Expected to Attend at
Mount Vernon Arnlory-
Social Notes.

Il ia expected that mere than 900
residents OF Mount Vernon. the Pei.
hanae. Bronxville. New Rochelle and
White Plains will attend t..o annual
Charity Bal! at the Mount Vernon Ar
mory on wednesday evening. November
Is. The armory viii be elaborateiy uec-
Grated and two orches.ras Will play. The
proceeds will go to the local hospital.
The corarnittee includes Major Edwin
W. Iriske Arthur Il Lane, Arthur An
derson. Lee Bach. c. w. Breck, William.
q. Brogan. George l.. Close. II. 3. Goho,
Harold Fender. jacob Ferber. Max
Fertig, T. A. Jenkins, Jr. G. X. John-
son. George r. Macbeth. Charles N.
Miller. DR.. w II. MeNeill, Harry j.
Mold, +. A. Murray, NJ. s. Porter
George W. Small, c. a speaa-
man. Or. y. G. Swift, J.. W. shepard
Ephraim Sanueis, Evans T. a. stone.
Or. J. H. TallInan. DR.. j. J. Thomson.
John Van Horson, Richard NJ. Winfield
and Or. j. Russell Watson.
A large number OF society folk OF
Westchester county were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wise OF SaSaniore
Park, Bronxville. at a supper and dance
which they gave at Valley View Farm
Inn, Hawthorne, Tuesday. It WAS in the
nature of o Halloween party, and the
decorations were In orange and black.
Cut flowers and autumn foliage added
to the decorations. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoy
kns, Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pettisrew. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter s. Crandail. Mr.. and
Mrs. William g. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Ise Fort. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morange.
Irving Morange and Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Quantrell of Bronxville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Meyers OF Greenwich, Mr..
and Mrs. Dolan, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
and Mr.. and Mrs. Brauchcr OF Scarsdaie
On last Friday big bridge party
was held at the home OF Mrs. Eugene
Boross for the beneft OF the I.arch-
mont Public Health Association. The
patroncsses were: Mrs. F.. +. Caldwell.
Mrs. Charles Ward Hall. Misses &.
Houghtaling and Caroline TurnbuN.
Mrs. II. J. Brewer. Mrs. John Golden,
Mrs. Howell Doobs, Mrs. Sidney Dres-
ser. Mrs. Stuart Emslie, Mre Fred
Hawley, Mrs. Kenneth Hooker. Mrs.
Victor Hanson, Mrs James Kent, Mrs.
Roger Lyons, Mrs. A. H. Hill, Mrs.
Harvey Ford, Mrs. Wesley NJ oier,
Mrs. NJ. L. Overton. Mrs. Charles L.
RIndlet. Mrs. A. c. Robinson. Jr.. Mrs.
l. y. russell, Jr., Mre. II. IL. Payson,
Mrs. G. w Scotield. Mrs. David Story
Mrs. w. II. Silk. Mrs. William Webb,
Mrs. J. G. Wilson. Mrs. Edward c. Crls-
fin. Mrs Louis J. Lucas and Mrs. Emily
l.. Lindsey.
Mfr. and Mrs. Willis Cooling, who
spent the summer in I.archmont, will
pass the winter in Florida.
Former Village President and Mrs.
Edward c. Griffin Of Larchmont Ma
nor have returned from a tour OF New
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Duffy have closed
their homo in Lareh:nont Manor ana
gone to Pasadena. Cal
Many Westchoster women were pa
tronesses OF a bridge wlGch Was held
e the Pelham Country Club on Friday
evening for the benefit OF the West
chester County Chiidren's Association.
The chairman .'tho committee OF ar
rangements was Mrs. Edmund Sinclair,
Wilbur G.. Whitehead. manager and die
tator Of the lSnickerbockcr Whist Club.
gavo talk on bridge whist All the
country clubs IN Westcheste- county
plsn TO give similar part,es for the bon
eft Of the Westchester County Chill
dren's Association. The patronesses in.
cluded Mirs. Sherman Shipman. Mrs. Ted
Townsend, Mrs Morton Cross Mrs
Harry Myr!cE. Mrs. George Sicard, Mrs.