New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

Mrs. Graham Scott and her
daughters, the Misses Eleanor and
Muriel Scott, of Charlton Avenue. South
orange, will spend the winter season
in California,
MRS. &. F. H. Fitch, of Park Avenue,
orange, gave card party at her home.
Monday, for members and friends Of
the Orange Mountain Chapter, D. A.
H., held for the benefit of the chapter's
building fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Taylor and
their son, Mr.. Durand Taylor, of Mid
land Avenue, East Orange, have re-
turned from sethree-month tour of the
european countries. While in England
they visited relatives Of Mr.. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore G. Wood
bury, who have been at the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club, have moved to
Heaton Grange, Ridgewood Road,
south Orange, which they will occupy
during the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Parson. cf
Washington Park, Maplewood. enter
tanned Tuesday night at masquerade
dance in honor of their daughter, Miss
Marjorie Parson.
Mr.. S. Wright Pickering I'd son
of Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Pickering,
OF III South Burnett Street, East
Orange, has been elected assistant
manager of the varsity track team at
Cornell, where he is junior. Mr..
Pickering, who is graduate of the
East Orange High School, will visit
his parents during the coming week
end. Mrs. Pickering is to be hostess
Friday, November 10, at her home, for
the annual tea Of the Kings Daughters.
The tea will be followed with music by
Mrs. II. S. Johnson, soprano soloist,
and Mrs. j. G. Mabey, of Montclair,
pianist.
Mrs. Charles Jeffrys, of SO Brighton
Avenue, East Orange, was hostess at
her home, Friday, to the Saturday
Club of the Oranges, Of which she is
member. Mrs. A. H. Fales, of East
Orange, was in charge.
Mrs. Edward M. Waldron, Of North
Walnut Street, and Mrs. John J. Geiger,
of Glenwood Avenue, East Orange, will
attend the business meeting Of the
st. Elizabeth Academy Alumnae As
sociation, Saturday, November II, at
the Hotel McAlpin. Mrs. Waldron is
recording secretary and Mrs. Geiger
second president of the associa-
tion.
Mrs. Joseph G.. Nate, of Lenox
nesday from Baltimore, where, as presi-
dent of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church, East Orange, she
has been attending convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Baldwin, OF
Sc South Mum Avenue, East Orange
have sailed for an extended tour of the
European countries. Their son ant
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
r. Baldwin, who were married in June
are now making their home in New
York, where they have been since theil
recent return from their wedding trif
abroad. Mrs. D. r. Baldwin, who was
Miss Winifred T. Barrett, is ths
daughter of Recreation COMMISSIONS
Barrett, Of 35 Carleton Street, Eas
Orange.
Mrs. j. Garfield Moses, Of 4s5 Parl
avenue, EasC orange, gave iuHcneol
at her home Friday, marking the open.
ing meeting of the Smith College Club
Of the Oranges. Mrs. James A. Webb jr.
of Madison, as executive of the Smith
Student Aide, and Mrs. Landreth II
King, of Orange, who recently returned
from trip to the college, were the
speakers.
DIR. Edgar W. Maffatt and family, OF
a. Main Street, Orange, have returned
from their summer home in Maine,
where they have been since the early
part of the summer season.
Mrs r'Arcv Steuber and her dauph-