New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Republican Women
OF estchester
Hold Get Together
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

MOUNT VERNON, n. T., May 90
This has been a busy week for society
women of Westchester County. because
of the many dinners and luncheon par
ties, the biggest of which was the Get
Together Luncheon" of the Federated
Westchester Republican Women's
Clubs, which was held at the Gedney
Farms Hotel. near White Plains. on
Wednesday afternoon. The committee
in charge of the affair was headed by
Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore and Mrs.
Francis A. Winslow, OF Yonkers. was
chairman of the luncheon committee.
assisted by special committees in the
different cities and towns in the coun-
try.
On Friday there was a dance and
dinner at the Siwanoy Country Club, at
Mount Vernon.
shower was given by Miss May Mo-
berg, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Moberg, of Grand Street, Mount YER
in honor of Miss Helen A. Fisher,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Fisher.
1t was in celebration of the coming
marriage of Miss Fisher to Mr.. Chester
klum. Miss Fisher received MANY
gifts
Among those present were Mrs. En-
ma Rich, Mrs. Cloyes Chaplin, Mrs. Will
liam c. Pells, Mrs. Emily B. Fisher,
Mrs. Fannie Taylor. Miss Marian Elite
rich, Mrs. Gertrude Scharfcnberg, Mrs.
May McFadden. Miss Rose Weber, Miss
Gertrude Johnson, Mrs. Analle H. Sedg-
wick, Mrs. Katherine F. McMurray, Mrs.
violet L; Mills. Miss Grace NJ. Dayton.
MISS Belle Parker, Miss Adaline Van
Pelt, Miss Caroline Schum, Miss Mar
garet Clegg. Miss May Dayton and Mrs.
Katherine Noyotonv
=, Mrs. Z: l.. Carbrey, of Rich Avenue,
Mount Vernon, has returned from
visit with relatives in Troy.
MISS Edna Allerson, of West Lincoln
Avenue, Mount Vernon, spent part Of
this week in Poughkeepsie.
The American Legion gave a sub
scr,ption dance at St. Johns Parish
Mail. Larchmont on the Sound. on
thursday evening. Prominent women
OF Larchmont Manor were patronesses
% tne analr. among them being Mrs.
EDWARD re. r. Albee. Mrs. F. L. Applebx.
MRS. ): barnum, Mrs. Franklin Brooks.
Mrs. George w. Burton. Mrs. KATHRYN
clark, Mrs. Richard Golden, Mrs. p. II.
Collins, Mrs. John ]. Dooley. Mrs.
Joseph r. Gleason. Mrs. Antoine Hama.
MRS. J.O. Harrison, Mrs. Joyce Kilmer.
Mrs. William Knabe, Mrs. Louis 7
Lucas, Mrs. George B. Marshall. Mrs.
William J. Moran, Mrs. Wesley NJ
Uief, Mrs j. H. Ransom. Mrs. William
II. Smith jr.. Mrs. George S. Towle
and Mrs. John s. Watson.
Ihe Horseshoe Harbor Yacht Club
ol Larchmont Is now in commission.
ana 1T is the first club of its kind
along the north shore of the Sound
to open for the season. Commodore
onarles Z. Payne is preparing for an
active racing season.
Mrs. George P. Forbes, of I.arch
mont has been entertaining Mrs. II. c.
Kicketson and daughter, of Plattshurv
NJ. Y. sSooi y
Mrs. Alfred Wolff, of Larcbmont
Avenue, Larchmont, has returned from
u long visit In California.
Mr. and Mrs. John Duffy have re-
turned TO their summer home at %
Grove Avenue, Larchmont. after snend-
ing g. several months in California.
s,,in inc hotel Gramatan at Bronxville is
Workers who intend to spend the srr,.
mMer M months there. Late arrivals in
Guided Miss May v. Fuller. cf Glan
hidge, N. j.; Miss Betty M. Noble and
MISS Gertrude Root Of Northsmnfon
MASS; Mrs. Jay w. Morton and Miss
Mary II. Morton, of Chicago, and Mr..
ano MRS. y: II. Moloney, of Manhattan.
Dr and Mrs. Earle Brakeman recent
~ gave bridge whist party at their
Miss Alice Scott, OF Elm Street. New
Rochelle, entertained bridge club at
her !, home on Monday afternoon.
=. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hall, of Walnut
street, New Rochelle. have returned
from motor trip to Springfield, Mass.
MRS. Edwin w. Fiske and Miss Louise
Devices, of Mount Vernon, have re-
and Pottstown, Pa.
On next Thursday afternoon q card
party will be held at the home Of Mrs.
y ). Moberg, at % East Grand Street.
nehaha Chapter, Order Of the Eastern
Star, of Mount Vernon.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs; Joseph M. Rose, Of Manhat-
tan, OF the engagement Of their daueh- |
ter, Miss Adele Rose, to Harry "A. Rose. |
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Rose, Of lO6
West First Street, Mount Vernon.