The New York herald., 1922-10-08
Warm Spell Fills
WeStcheSter With
Golf Enthusiasts
Autumn Activities Indicate a
Busy Winter-Women's Club
Prepares Program.

Because of the warm weather during
the last week golf has been popular
among westchester residents, and the
Westchester- -Biltmore, Siwanoy, Apa-
wants, Scarsdale and Scarborough
Country Club courses have been crowded
from morning TO evening with men and
women playing their favorite game.
The wedding Of Miss Emily Ringrose.
daughter of Mr. cnd Mrs. William B.
Ringrose of 147 Washington street, to
William H. Malcolm of Mount Vernon
took place on Wednesday at the brides
home. the Rev. DIR. Barthoiow of the
First Methodist Church officiating.
Three showers were rendered to the
bride previous to the wedding by some
of her friends.
The members OF the westchester
Womens Club of Mount Vernon held
the first meeting of the season for the
junior department on Tuesday afternoon
at the clubhouse under the direction Of
Mrs. Thomas c. Swift. Normandy was
discussed and special papers were read
by Miss Margaret Hill and Miss Marion
Kincaid Miss Amy Sloat sang and tea
was served by Miss Katherine Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arthur Hull OF Oak
wood Heights. Mount Vernon. have
closed their home and will spend the
winter months at the Gotham, Manhat-
tan.
The Choral Art Society OF New
Rochelle will give a musicale and recep-
ton for the new officers and the new
members at Trinity Parish House on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wade OF
Hudson Park. New Rochelle. have joined
,.,lr AHU
Joseph Fanelll at their home in South
ampton. l.. l.. for three weeks.
Mrs. Kenneth Huntington of Rochelle
Heights has returned from White sui
phur Springs. where she attended the
Women's Golf tournament.
Mrs. Frederick Edey, national chair
man of the Field Committee of Girl
Scouts. addressed the Woman's Ciun
at it's opening meeting OF the season
on wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Charles Kahn OF
Rochelle Park. New Rochelle, have re-
turned from a visit to Engand.
The Westches;er Woman's Club has
arranged for a large number of social
activities during the next few months.
The club has decided TO establish a war
service honor roll. TO include the names
of club members. their husbands. sons
daughters. brothers and sisters, or any
other members oil their lmineulate
families, who took part In the world
war Mrs. Charles III. Stecker is chair
man of the committee In charge.
on October 10 Mrs. w. +. Han1blin
will speak before the club on Egyptian
and Mesopotaman cathedrals. and on
November % Mrs. w. III. Ryan viii
speak. at a picnic luncheon, on Roman
cathedrals.
Cards have been received at Pelham
announcing the engagement OF Miss
Helene Lamont Luce, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Gilbert Luce. formerly
residents of Pelham. but now Of Rich
mond, Va. to Frank Leslie Montague.
At meeting Of members of the Phi
ri Psi, held at the home of the Misses
Elfreda and Garcia Anderson on over
look street Mount Vernon, arrange
ments were completed for Halloween
dance. TO be held in the rose room or
the Westchester Woman's Club, on the
eevning OF October 30
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nesbit OF i39
Lorraine avenue. Mount Vernon. cele-
brated their fifteenth wedding anniver-
sarv by giving a bridge and dance at
their home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Sills. former resi-
dents Of Homestead avenue, Mount
Vernon, have moved TO Larchmont- on
the-Sound
Mr.. and Mrs a. r. Stratton OF Law
renee Park Bronxvillo. have returned
from the White Mountains.