The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Staten Island Club
Hears Literary and
Musical Program
Entertainments and Personal
Notes of Interest in Rich
mond Borough.
THE Deems Literary Society of

Westerleigh met on Tuesday
- evening in the chapel of the
Emanuel Church in Westerleigh. DR..
Rosalie Slaughter Morton addressed
the audience on her experiences in
Serbia, illustrating her story with Ian
tern slides.
The musical entertainment consisted
of the following numbers: Cello sole.
Cantelina. Golterman, Nellie II. Ralph
soprano solo. Cavatina (from Queen
of Sheba'), Gounod, Laura Tharp
Chamberlain; cello solo, Scherzo,
Goens. Nellie II. Ralph soprano solos,
The Last Hour" a. Walter kramer;
"Mornin' on ze Bayou" Lily Strick-
land, Laura Tharp Chamberlain.
Mrs. Helen ETillyer Haydock was the
accompanist. Refreshments and So
cial hour followed. The hostesses were
Mines. Houston, Kennedy, Eliot Heal,
Charles Decker, H. r. Dunno, w. L..
Meier and the Misses Elsie Meier, Eliz-
abeth Bailey and Jean Fairgreave
Mrs. Harmon Holloway entertained
several friends at bridge last week at
her home in the Castieton apartments.
Those present We're Mrs. Herbert Bug
bird, Mrs. Gilbert Hoppin. Mrs. James
u. Wheeler Mrs. Walter koehler, Mrs.
James and Mrs. Albert Stirn.
Mr. Robert Stanley of Daniel Low
terrace returned from Europe last week
The Swarthmore Chautauqua opened
last Wednesday evening at Amicitia
Hall. Pleasant Plains. The programs
arranged consisted of lectures and
musical entertainment, one of the most
interesting lectures being on the "Ori-
entail Pageant" by Cesar Napyle of
Athens, Greece Seven young women
of Pleasant Plains took part in the
pageant They were Miss Evelyn Davis,
Miss Ruth Benesch, Miss Salle Cole,
Miss Alice Androvette. Miss Anna Mat
thews and Miss Evelyn Duggan
Junior Cbautauqua stunt party
was held OH Friday afternoon and the
concluding number of the entertain
ment was performance of the comedy
drama. "Cappy Kicks in the evening.
Announcement is made Of the en-
gagement of Miss Augustie Rose Smith
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Smith
of Fort Wadsworth to Mr.. William
Ducas OF Cornell place.
The Woman's Alliance of the Church
of the Redeemer at Clinton avenue held
its annual bazaar and dinner in the
parish house Friday evening.
Mrs. j. Mortimer Vanderbilt OF Maine
avenue, Westerleigh, will go to the
Bahamas I'm December.
DR.. and Mrs. Franklyn Anderson OF
Springfield. Ohio, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Young of Brighton
Heights.
Mrs. George r. Itaydock Of Major
Cleveland. Ohio.
The Harvest Home OF the Richmond
Memorial Hospital, Princess Bay, was
held last week.
Mrs. Taylor Belcher entertained sew
eral friends at bridge last Thursday
afternoon.
A euchre and reception was held last
Tuesday evening by the Immaculate
Conception Council No. = of the Cath
olic Women's Benevolent Association at
Atlantic Rotisserie Hall, Stapleton.
Congratulations are being extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Preston on the
birth Of a son at the Staten Island Hos
pital on Wednesday Before her mar
riage Mrs. Preston was Miss Iva Stone.
Mr.. John Il. Eccleston gave dinner
on Monday evening for his daughter.
Miss Marie Louise Eccleston, and her
bridal party. On Tuesday evening Miss
Eccleston became the bride of Mr.
| Thomas Speeding MillIken. The dinner
table was decorated with autumn leaves
and crysanthemums with Mrs. r. Lowe
Mckee seated at one end and Miss Ec-
cleston at the other Those present
were Mrs Gilbert Hoppin. Mr.. and Mrs
Alan Thomas, Mrs. Robert Payne. Mrs
\ Henry King, Mr.. T. Lowe Mckee, MIR
| John Il. Eccleston, Jr.. Mr.. Thomas
| Speeding Milliken. Mr.. William Mill
ken of Cleveland and Mr.. Norman
\ Huston.
Among those from Staten Island who
went to Princeton last Saturday for the
Yaie-Princeton football game were Mr
and Mrs Robert Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs
Harold J. OConneli. Mr.. and Mrs. r
Lowe Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Glazebrook. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred King
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arnold. Miss Belle
O'Bryan and the Messrs Guy Timolat
Alfred King, Jr. Wood OBryan. Wal
ter w. King and John Allen.
Mrs Havelock Walser gave tea at
her home last Friday afternoon.
MFR. and Mrs Bryce LcJeune are In
New Orleans for several weeks.
Miss Louise Irving has returned from
several weeks in tho New England