New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Affairs IN the Capital-News Of the Resorts
Society i'm the Oranges
Miss Froggatt Will BE Married September to
Mr.. Harris; Wedding of Miss Whit
ney Takes Place
ney Takes Place.

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Froggatt, OF
go North Arlington Avenue, Esst
Orange, will be married Saturday, Sep
TENDER 2, TO Mr.. Scott De Groot Har-
ria, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason
Harris, of 8 South Arlington Avenue,
East Orange. The, ceremony will be
performed at the home of the bride
to-be by the Rev. DR.. Fred Clare Bald
win, district superintendent of the
Methodist Episcopal Conference and
former pastor of Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church, East Orange.
Miss Irma La Verne Whitney, daugh-
ter of Mrs Marie i. Whitney, of Az
Central Avenue, East Orange, was mar
ried Monday to Mr. Dwight l.. Beebe.
The ceremony was performed at the
home of the brides mother by the Rev.
Frederick u. Wiley, of the Sanford
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Florence Isabelle Whitney. Of
East Orange The best man WAS Mr..
Philip knowlton, of New Haven, a
classmatc OF Mr.. Beebe at Yale Uni
versity,
Mr.. and Mrs John Eyre Sloan and
their sons, Thomas Edison Sloan and
John Edison Sloan, of Tillou Road,
South Orange, have returned from
Chautauqua, where they passed July
and part of August at the cottage built
by Mrs. Sloane's grandfather, Nh. Louis
Miller, father Of her mother, Mrs,
Thomas A. Edison. Miss Constance
Holmes, daughter of Joseph D. Holmes,
of High Street, Orange, returned with
them after visiting Mrs. Sloan for
about six weeks.
Mr.. Nelson B. Sheriff. jr., Of 7s AM
hsrst Street, East Orange, and DR..
r. B. McCutcheon, of the University of
Pennsylvania, have returned from a
cross-country trip made ON pack mules.
They passed over the Santa Fee trail,
travelled and walked distance Of about
400 miles MIR. Sheriff. ia now at Trav-
ers Island, the New York Athletic
Clubs training field, preparing for
various track events in which he will
be entered Mrs. Nelson p. Sheriff.
and daughter, Miss Marion Sheriff.
have returned from *n extended stay
in the Catskills, but will depart in
the near future for Point Peasants
Mr., Wilbur Condit jr., of Sd North
Jefferson Street, Orange, is making 3
short stay at Montville.
Mrs. James Mitchell Gray, of 1914
William Street, East Orange, was
hostess at her home Tuesday to the
members of the informal $500" CLUB
of which she is member of the card
club Mrs, Gray had as her guests Mrs
Howard Heitkamp and Mrs. Edna
! Gould, of Chatham. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
departed yesterday for Sparrowbush
N. Y, where they will remain until
after Labor Day
Mr. and Mrs. II. Frank Pierson, of
Sd William Street, Orange, have de-
parted for Vermont.
Miss Julia Schneider, of 1rvington
Avenue, South Orange, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William S. Rode, of Scot
land Road, South Orange, at her sum.
mer home IN the Catskills. Mr.. and
Bennett B. Schneider, of Hillside Place,
! South Orange, are also in the Cats
kills.
Mrs. r. M. Bond, of Pittsburgh. who
recently returned from the Orient, is
visiting Mrs. Joseph Froggatt, of 229
North Arlington Avenue, East Orange.
Miss Ann Virginia Farrar, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Farrar, OF
Cd South Clinton Street, East Orange,
has returned from visit with relatives
in Virginia. Her brother, Lieutenant
Benjamin Farrar, U. S. A., who &C
companied her to Virginia, has de-
parted for Il visit in North Carolina.
Miss Katharine Farrar, according to
present plans of the family, will re-
turn the end of this month from Camp
Watching, N. Y.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Langhorne, of
Lynchhurg, Va, are at the present
! time the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
East Orange. Miss Phyllis Cortis is
passcing the summer at the Cortis
summer home at Oak Island, New York,
where her parents join her at the
week ends.
Mr.: E. F. Hermann and family, OF
| Hillside Avenue, Orange, who are now
| at Ocean Grove, are expected to re-
turn after Labor Day.
Mrs. John F. Randolph and Miss
VIVIAN Randolph, of Hillside place.
west Orange, and Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert 6. Bedwell, of 88 Sanford Street,
East Orange, are auto touri1g through
ne" ork and the NeW England states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo l.. Keys. of
North Essex Avenue, Orange, have de-
parted on trip through the New
England States. Their daughter Miss
Maud E. Keys, with Mrs. Mnry ].
hendl and her daughters, the Misses
Louise and Helen Kendl, also of
/ North Essex Avenue, are at Asbury
Park, where they will remain until
after Labor Day.
Dr. and Mrs. John n. Hermann and
their son, John Hermann ir., of 1a7
South Center Street, Orange have de-
parted by motor for stay of a fort
night at Long Lake in the Adirondacks
before returning they will make stops
IN quebec and Montreal. Mrs. Her
MAINS brother, Mr. Guy B. Griffin
OF Warren, Pa, who has been visit
ing with his brother-in-law and sis
ter, has departed for Buffalo to visit
relatives in that city
Miss j. Marguerite Trent. daughter
Of Mrs John H. Trent, of 90 Swain
race, West Orange, has returned from
an extended stay at Camp Meade
maryland, where she was the guest Of
Colonel and Mrs. Oliver Eskridre. r.
>, A. Miss Trent's brother-;n-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Fow-
ieT, OF Passaic, who ACCOMPANIED her
on motor trip through the Rerk-
shires and the New England States
nave returned TO their home Mrs
Trent recently returned from yacation1
ing in the Pocono Mountains.