New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

them, and Mrs. Fl, l.. Vanderbecs, OF
East Orange, contemplates joining
them in the near future for visit.
Miss Katherine Monihan, sister of
Congressman-elect Daniel A. Monihan,
Colonel Daniel T. Monihan, has been
designated by the American Federation
OF Arts as chairman Of the Orange in
vitation committee.
Mrs. William W. Creasey, Of 177 Har-
rison Street, East Orange, was hostess
at her home during the last week for
the Friday Luncheon Club, OF which
! she Is n member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Kelsey, son and
daughter-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick w. Kelsey, of 249 South Center
Street, Orange, are occupying their
new home at 81 South Mum Avenue,
East Orange. Mrs. Frederick w. Kel-
sey will give nm informal tea at her
! home for her sons bride early in the
/ coming month. Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Kelsey were married during the sum
mer season at Montclair.
Mrs. Hilary Watts, formerly OF To-
ronto, is a guest Of Mrs. Harriet For
rester, of "a Arlington Avenue, East
Orange.
A luncheon and auction bridge party
in honor OF Mrs. Arthur Paul, of Buff
! falo, who is visiting Mrs. w. w. Black
mar, Of 81 North Twenty second
| Street, East Orange, was given Mon
day at the home Of Mrs. Burton e.
Emory, Of IL North Twenty-second
Street, that city.
| Mrs. c. Maurice Peabody, OF Durand
Road, Maplewood, entrtained hex lunch
con bridge club Monday afternoon.
West Orange High School seniors
who are preparing for the presenta-
tion in December of Booth Tarking-
toms play Seventeen" have arranged
for special children's matinee on De-
cember T., at which the crippled chill
dren of the community will be the
guests.
The regular meeting date Of tbs
Wednesday Evening Five Hundred
Club of the Oranges falling on Thanks
giving Eve, 1t has been advanced 60
Tuesday Of the coming week.
Former Councilman and Mrs. Max
Brodeoser, of AZ Whittingham Place,
West Orange, have departed to pass the
winter season at Daytona, Fla They
will observe their fifty-eighth wedding
anniversary at Daytona on April 10.
Mrs. Joseph scheever OF SO Harrison
Street, East Orange, held a bridge
party st her home Wednesday after.
noon In honor of Mrs. Salvstor Ros OF
Nnuy Ynrlr Kywo poa taForo ba~
ding last autumn, was Miss Louise Hal
lock, of New York, formerly Of Har~
rison Street, East Orange.
Mrs. Carl F, Hinrichsen, oS e23 High
Street, Orange, will give "a dance
December 26, at the Washington Soci-
ETY. Club house, 20 Prospect Street,
East Orange, im honor of her sister,
Miss Rosemary Derivaux, Of the High
Friday previous from Trinity College,
where she is q student.
Residences around Central Avenue
and Harrison Street, East Orange, are
fast becoming inhabited by newiyweds,
many popular Orangites who have been
recently joined in wedlock making
their homes in that locality. Included
among those who have homes there ara
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scheerer, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Van Siclin, Mr.. and
and Mrs. Caleb Gibson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Turnbull.
The WomaH's Club Of Orange will
give n pre-Christmas subscription
frolic at the clubhouse, William and
Prospect streets, East Orange, Friday
! and Saturday. December 8 and 8. A
performance Of Merry Co. Round" will
be given tbs frst night, followed by q
dsnss: ds,,sa. On Saturday me, m1,0rp,ine 4, special
card party will feature In The after
noon, and in the evening the second
performance Of tho Merry G O. Round"
will be given. The activities will close
with g dance.
The annual Thanksgiving dance Of
seeton Hall will be given Friday, De-
casnber J., ct the Washington Society
clubhouse, 20 Prospect Street, East
Orangs.
Former Judge Thomas A. Davis, OF
Orange, has returned 60 his nome from
an extended stay at Bermuda,
A Christmas holiday dance to be
given at the Washington Society club
house ls planned for Wednesday, De-
cember 27, by the class OF '2l Of the
| Orange High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Walker, Of
North Parkway, East Orange, will en-
tertain at their home Thanksgiving
Day at q family reunion. Covers will
be laid for fifteen.
Miss Evelyn Maffitt, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert S. Maff1tt, Of 14O
South Burnett Street, East Orange, has
returned from Northampton, Mass.
where she was the guest Of former
| classmates at Smith College.
Miss Anna McDonough, Of Prospect
Street, South Orange, will be hostess
December / of the Sixteen Club.
Mrs. William Newton Banent. Of 52a
Park Avenue, Orange, has returned
from stay OF five weeks with friends
at Asheville, N. c.
A subscription dance will be Rivan
Saturday, December 23, by the Tsn
De'ta H'~rna fraternity at the waah-
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