The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Clubs Winding Up
Seasons Program
on Staten Island
st. Cecilia Society Gives Musi-
cale-Other Social Notes
of Borough.
MusIcALE marked the seasons


IA final meeting of the st. Cecilia
= Society in the chapel of the
Dutch Reformed Church In Port Rich
mond on Thursday afternoon. Choruses
were sung by the club. conducted by
Mr.. Howard Barlow. the director. Vocal
and instrumental numbers were also
given by various members. ~
At the business meeting held re.
Gently at the home of Mrs. Ralph Nc
Kee. president, officers for the 1922
% season were elected as follows:
Mrs Ralph Mckee, president: Mrs
Charles Barton. vice-president: Mrs
Frank Hankinson, secretary; Mrs. Ed
| mund l.. Judson, treasurer. The busi-
ness meeting was followed by lunch
con given by Mrs. Mckee.
The wedding Of Miss Bertha Mae
Beattie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J.
William Beattie of West New Brighton,
to Mr.. Harold E. Riddle of Keyport,
N. j.. took place recently at the Park
Baptist Church, Port Richmond. The
Rev. Hugh Winton officiated. Miss Lima
Lyvere attended as maid of honor and
Mr.. Alfred Lyvere was best man.
The Current Events Club of Rossville
| held its last meeting for this season at
the home Of Mrs. O'Neili. The officers
for 1922-1923 were elected as follows
Mrs. George Arbogast, president; Mrs.
j. A. Sharrott. vice-president Mrs Her.
bert Lunt, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
O'Neill, treasurer. Mrs. Arbogast and
Mrs. William Anderson served as dele
gates at the City Federation of women's 8
Clubs on Saturday and the alternates
were Mrs. John Poth and Mrs. Carl
| Arbogast.
A euchre for the benefit of the public
library was held at the church parish
hall.
The Woman's Missionary Auxiliary OF
the Brighton Heights Reformed Church
held its annual inspiration luncheon
Yesterday in the chapel The guests OF
honor were Mrs. Seward Day, a mis-
sionary, who is home on furlough from
China; Miss Zwemer. a missionary from
Arabia. and Mrs. Scudder, who is soon
to return to missionary work in India.
| Mrs. McLoud was chairman of the
luncheon committee.
Announcement of the engagement OF
Miss Helen Seguine Crocheron, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dover Gro
cheron of Central avenue, to Mr.. Robert
Russell Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Matthew Borland Brown of Pittsburgh
was made at a recent tea. Mr.. Brown
Is graduate of Westminster College
and served during the war as a Lieu
| tenant of Field ArtilIarv
The ost-Easter musical and dance o.
the Staten Island Teachers Association
was held on Friday evening in the audi
torium of Public School II. The wes
End Trio provided the musical enter
tainment assisted by the Misses Grac,
White and Augusta Cooperstein. Mr.
John e. Bowe, member of the Board o
Education, spoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis gave
bridge at their home on Third street
New Dorp. on Friday evening" the pro
ceeds of which were donated TOWARD
the building fund of the New Dor,
Tennis Club. There were more thai
twenty-five tables playing. Refresh
ments were served by a committee o.
the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Mrs Margaret Mathieson of Totten
Vile was given farewell luncheon b,
the members of the Five Hundred Clul
at the home of Mrs. William Scott. A,
afternoon at cards followed. Mrs
Mathieson will sail for Scotland will
her daughters, Ina and Jean, on May 6
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Thompson
formerly OF Belair road, Rosebank. ar
now occupying the former home of MI
Arthur Foote in Dongan Hills. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Ralph Mcneil. who recently occu
pied the Foot residence. are at tn
Country Club.
. Mr.. Montague Free, horticuturist o
the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens. ray
an illustrated lecture on Rock Garden
under the auspices of the Horticulture
Society of Staten Island In the Institut
of Arts and Sciences on wednesda,
|. evening.
Mrs. Joseph d. Lawrence has lease,
her home on Eddy street and will liv
In Baltimore with her son-in-law an
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Gar
diner.
Mrs. A. B. Widdecombe of Castleto,
Park has returned from n visit wit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Revel
of Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs De Revere of Stapleto,
have their daughter. Miss Mary D.
Revere. with them during her vacation
from wheaton College, Norton Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Saffron OF Por
Richmond and their niece. Miss Cecelis
Saffron of Tottenville. have sailed fol
Europe.
Mrs. Thomas Harris entertained
number OF friends at bridge at hei