The New York herald., 1922-10-01

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afternoon bridge last week
at the Livingston Cricket and Tennis
Club. The prize winners were Mrs.
Edward Morreau and Miss Janet East
mead. Some OF the players were Mrs.
William l.. De Bost, Mrs. Will II.
Baker, Mrs. Theodore Wells, Mrs.
Henry IT. Body. Mrs. Guy Delaleld.
Mrs. Frederick Palmer. Mrs. Charles
Porter, Mrs. Herbert Magruder, Mrs.
William Seaman, Mrs. Paul Downing.
Mrs. Henry White, Mrs. Eric IT. King
and the Misses Katherine Kilduff,
Elizabeth Wemple, Madeleine Lea and
Elizabeth Irving.
Mrs. William c. Wilcox. the Staten
Island chairman OF the Safety Week
Committee. and Mrs. John \. Franklin
Of the Staten Island Woman's Club
were among those attending the lunch
con last week at the Hotel Astor for
Judge Gary. Plans for women's work
in the safety campaign were made.
The September handicap tennis
tournament was played last week at the
Richmond County Country Club. The
hostesses were Mrs. Norman II. Donald.
Mrs. James Clark and Mrs. NJ. IT..
Averell, and tea was served in the bali
room of the clubhouse. Some of those
present were Mrs. Otis L. Williams.
Mrs. Alan Thomas, Mrs. George Car
penter Mrs. Ralph Mondell. and the
Misses Florence Van Rensselaer,. Louisa
r. Donald, Elizabeth Irving. Maude
Walker. Mildred Walker. Janet East
mead and Laura Williams.
Mrs. Alan Thomas gave a small house
party at her fathers country place in
Bushk;ll last week. Her guests in
cluded Mrs William Seaman. Miss
Janet Eastmead. Miss Elizabeth Irving
and Miss Katherine Kilduff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce La Jeune OF the
st. Marks apartment had as their guest
last week Miss Marguerite lie Jeune of
New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage G. Frieze and
Mr.. and Mrs Otis A. Glazebrook. Jr.,
were at Lake Mohunk last week.
Mr.. Lee Orton. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William c. Orton. has returned TO
Princeton University.
AIRS. Carl w. walser has returned
from Ottawa, Canada after attending
the wedding OF her sister. Miss Elsie
Evelyn Fixter. TO Mr.. James>,slexander
Macdonald of Ottawa
Miss Jessie c. Brennan OF Arrochar
and Mrs. Helen Cain Of Manhattan sailed
last week for Bermuda.
Mr.. Robert e. Stanley has gone TO
Europe for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roome Pare
nee and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barton
Of ST. George have returned from their
summer camps in Canada.
This seasons dafla show at the
Staten Island Museum is exceeding
former ones in the number and variety
OF blooms shown. Mr.. Frank L. Doty
of Gansevoort Boulevard is in charge
of the exhibit.
Mrs J. V. Hallenbeck has returned
from Pennsylvania and is now with her
! son at 100 Silver Lake road.
Miss Miriam c. Howden Of Castleton
Corners is at Dana Hall. Wellesley
where she is preparing to enter Welles-
ley College in 1923.
Miss Helen S. Morris has been the
guect % Mrs. Dar'el Schnakenburg,
now of Manhattan and formerly OF
Staten Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland schen ofsTomp-
kins avenue Arrochar, are back from
East Hampton. L. /.
Mrs. Noell r. Mitchell returned las:
week from Lake George.
Mr.. and Mrs n. A. Vogel OF Hugue'
rot Park are motoring 10 California.
where they will pass the winter.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riaee OF Miss Margaret NJ. Kashubeck.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John kashu-
beck Of Allen place Hamilton Park. to
Mr.. Robert +. Rice on August 2 at
Holy Angels Church. Buffalo, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Forester of
Pleasant Plains are the guests OF their
son. Melvin. in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Searles of Davis
avenue are entertaining Miss Violet
Dave OF Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred King OF Bard
avenue had as their guest last week Mr..
Ralph w. Collins of Haverford.
Mrs. Earnest Prerichs Of Tottenville
has returned from Old Forge. Pa.
Mrs. George Johnson Of Broadway.
West Brighton. entertained a number
OF friends last week In honor of Miss
Camylla Greene OF Orange. y. j.