The New York herald., 1922-07-30
r. AND MRS. I. SHELDON
TILNEY Of Llewellyn Park,
West Orange, entertained

at dinner Wednesday night for Mr..
and Mrs. David s. Walton and their
daughters, the Misses Edith and Flor
ence Walton. of Llewellyn Park and
their granddaughter, Miss Lucy Wal
ton, of New Haven, Conn, who. sailed
by the Majestic yesterday for visit
to England and France. The party
will return in September.
DR.. and Mrs. James Miner Maghee
Of 81 Northfield avenue, West
Orange, have gone to Massapaog
Lodge, Lanenberg. Mass. where they
will stay until Labor Day.
Mrs. Arthur Brontano and daughter.
Miss Marion Brentano, Of 224 Midland
avenue, East Orange, have gone to
Avon theses, where they will re-
main until fall. M. Brentano and Miss
Rowena Brentano. now in Europe with
Arthur Brentano, Jr., will reJoin them
late in August.
Mrs. William II. Wilson of East
Orange Is entertaining at her summer
home. Bay Head, Long Island. Mrs.
Harold w. Snowden. Mrs. Chester w.
Drummon OF East Orange and Mrs.
Andrew D. Level Of Maplewood.
Lieutenant Charles J. Barrett. gradu-
ated from West Point last month, honor
man OF his class and who received the
designation distinguished cadet" an
honor founded In 1919 and rarely dis
tributed. was the chief guest at q din
ner on Thursday night given by friends
Of his father. the late Charles J. Bar
rett OF South Orange, at the Washing
ton Society Club house. East Orange.
Cadet Barrett was high man In an ex-
animation held by Gen. Pershiny in
France to select men for the Military
Academy and was first among twenty
six who succeeded. He was at that time
a soldier in the Twenty-ninth Division.
Mr.. Eugene w. Farrell of South Orange
close friend Of Lieutenant Barrett's
father, was chairman OF the COMMITTEES
In charge OF the dinner and toastmaster.
Miss Frances Estelle Hinman. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis 8. Hinman OF 1o7
Harrison street, East Orange, and Mr..
Everett Yeaw Of Hartford road. South
Orange, will be married IN October.
Their engagement was announced last
December.
Miss Cornelia Benedict, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel A. Benedict OF
80 washington terrace, East Orange and
Mr. Summer Campbell Of Pleasantv1lle
and New York, will be married early
In September. Miss Benedict vas grad.
uated from Miss Boards school. Orange
and has taken part in productions given
by the Paint and Powder Club. Mr.
Campbell attended Princeton University
and served In the college naval training
corps.
Miss Linda Berggren. daughter Of Mr..
and MrA Ernest J. Berggren of 81 Pros
pect strvNt, East Orange, and Mr.. John
Barnes Eirk, nephew OF Mr.. and Mira
Russell T. Erving. also of that city, will
be married August at the home of the
brides parents by the Rev. DIR. John M.
Furman of Tarrytown. There will be
no attendants and owing to the illness
OF Mrs Berggren only the immediate
families will attend the ceremony and
reception
Women active In social affairs of the
Oranges are directing the mo More
War; exercises Saturday and Sunday
which IL part OF the international pro-
gram. Speakers were provided for sew
efa1 gatherings and clergymen requested
to discuss the question. Mrs. Percy In
gals. president OF the League OF Women
Voters, has named district captains. In
Guiding DR.. Mary d. Hussey and Mrs.
John l.. Douglass. East Orange: Mrs
John II. Cronk, Maplewocd; Mrs. Thomas
y. Rodgers. Jr., Mrs. Florence Herman
dez and Mrs Heiley v. Cooke, Orange;
Mrs. George Merck. Mrs. Arthur M. An
derson, Mrs. Robert A. Frank and Mrs
Horace woodward. West Orange, and
Mrs. T. O'Conor Sloane, South Orange
Announcement has been made Of the |
engagement of Miss Elizabeth M. wig |
gin, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph |
Nell Wiggfn OF zxe podd street. East |