The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-09
NAL AND SOCIAL NOTES FROM MANY SECTIONS OF THE CIT
a. Brooks Paine
and His Bride on
Way to Europe
Mrs. Lewis L. Durham Also
Sails to Join Daughter in
Paris-Soc;A Notes.

many men and women of so
ciety from this side of the
water. Every outgoing steamer last
week was filed with the fashionable
set. as they will be for many weeks to
come. for passages have been booked
far In advance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brooks
Paine have gone abroad on their
honeymoon. They sailed last Wednes-
day aboard the Paris and will spend
three months travelling in Europe. On
their return they will live in Lock
Haven, Pa. Their wedding took place
on April 1 In the Church of st. Paul
the Apostle, Columbus avenue and
Fifty-ninth street. Mrs. Paine was
Miss Walburga K. Reilly, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Reilly Of Phil
adelphia. Mr.. Paine is son Of Mr..
Augustus G. Paine of 81 East Sixty
ninth street.
Mrs. Lewis L. Durham of 300 Park
avenue sailed on Wednesday for
France. She will Join her daughter.
school in Paris. They will return to-
gether to New York later in the season.
Mrs. Robert C. Black has returned
from Palm Beach to her apartment at
the Hotel Plaza. In few weeks Mrs.
Black will open her home in Pelham
Manor. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hager. Jr. sof
SIC Park avenue will pass Easter at
Atlantic City. Mrs. Edward d. Rice
of Boston, mother of Mrs. Hager, will
be with them.
Mrs. Edward w. McKenna has ar
rived at White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va, where she will remain until after
Easter.
DR.. and Mrs. Emanuel w. Bauman,
who were married last week at the
Hotel st. Regis. have gone to Bermuda
on their honeymoon. On their return
they will make their home in this city.
Mrs. Bauman was Miss Miriam Open
heimer. a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Oppenheimer Of 316 West
Ninety-seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Gerry Snow
have returned to their apartment. $50
West Fifty-ninth street. from st. Au-
gustine, Fla. Mrs. Shows son. Mr..
Lynn Palmer March. who is a student
CT Tic MdSSdCnuSelIS lHStllule Oh leCIl-
nology, will spend his Easter vacation
with his mother. Early in June Mr..
and Mrs. Snow will go to their country
place at Greenwich, Conn.,, for the sum-
mer.
The Womens Harding and Coolidge
Club held its last monthly meeting on
Thursday at the Hotel Marie An
toinette. Major John +. Organ spoke
nm 1.-THE Tran Sit kCommiasiOn'
Under the auspices OF the Woman
Culture Club. Mrs. Owen Kildare spoke
in Carnegie Hall, studio 1i3, yester-
cay afternoon on Psychology of Per-
eonality.'' She was assisted by Mrs.
Leila Joel Hulse, contralto. Mrs.
Charles Edey Fay, president of the
club. was the hostess and the proceeds
from the event will be used for tubercu-
lar soldiers A reception and tea fol-
lowed the program
The st. Nicholas branch OF the
Knights of Columbus held their COM
munion breakfast at the Hotel Mar
settles last Sunday. Mr.. p. T. Dunn
was the POSTMASTER and Mr.. John Fox
was in charge of the event The speak
ers included Judge Sullivan. Mr.. John
!. O'keefe, Mr.. Charles Rush. the Rev.
J. C. Kerwin and Brother Jones of the
educational committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart G. Mackay.
who were married on Saturday of last
week in the Marble Collegiate Church.
have gone to Bermuda on their wedding
trip. Mrs. Mackay was Miss Vida
Dodge, daughter of Mrs. Washington
Dodge of the Hotel Netherland and
Princeton, Cal. Mr.. Mackay is a son
OF the late Rev. DR.. Donald Sage
Mackay.
Mrs. Philander r. Jennings, who spent
the winter at the Hotel Lorraine, went
last week to Yama Farms Inn. Napa-
noch. N. Y, where she will pass the
spring months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren w. Kent -
Scarsdale, y. Y, were at the Hotel
Lorraine for several days last week.
Among others registered there during
the week were Mrs. Richard F. War
ner Of Short Hills. N. j., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Beales of Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs Francis Mcneil Bacon, Mrs.
Chandler Bates. Mrs. Walter Noyes.
Mrs. Albert Symington. Mrs. l.. Stuart
Wing and Mr.. Courtlandt Palmer are
among those who have subscribed to
the song recital to be given this even
Ing by duncan ROBERTSON at the runcl
and Judy Theater.
Mrs. Howard s. Cans gave recep-
ton and tea on Friday at her home,
$50 west Seventy-sixth street, In honor
OF Prof Patty Smith Hill, who gave a
talk on New Light on the Child Of
Pre-School Age"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. voniatsky OF Phil
adelphia are at the Hotel Chatham,
where they have an apartment. Mrs.
voniatsky will be remembered at Mrs.
Marion Ream Stephens.
William Mengelberg was among the
guests of honor at the reception and
musical given by the board of directors
OF the Music School Settlement OIL
IS East Third street. The other honor
guests were Arthur Whiting. Harold
Bauer. Henry Hadley. Ernest Scheliny
and Lewis Svecensk.
At the concert to be given at the
home OF Mr.. Adolph Lewlsohn, Ssl Fifth
avenue, tomorrow afternoon, for .ha
benefit of the Columbus Hill Day Nurs-
cry, the program will be rendered bu
the French-American String Quarter
and Nine. Iuclla de Vescobi. Mrs. Ira
S. Vile Is president of the nursery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Groin, who
were married n few days ago at the