The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Prominent Women
In WeStcheSter Aid
WOmanC Candidate
Miss Ruth Taylor, Who Seeks
Reelection as Judge Of Chill
dren's Court, Entertained.

many special functions, arranged by the
prominent women of the county. as Miss
Ruth Taylor the Republican candidate
for Judge OF the new Children's Court
of the county. Every day there is
something arranged for her benefit by
the summer cottagers and other resi-
dents. Recently she was entertained at
a tea at the Westchester- -Biltmore
Country Club. followed by a tea and re-
ception at the country home of Mrs.
Victor Guinzburg. mother of Frederick
Guinzburg, the sculptor, at Chappaqua
and a luncheon at the Apawamis Golf
Club at Rye. arranged by Mrs. Barnes.
This week there were special luncheons
for Miss Taylor at Irvington. Tarrytown
and Yonkers.
The Ruth Taylor Campaign Commit
tee was organized this week. with Col
Franklin Q. Brown OF Dobbs Ferry. as
the chairman. Col. Brown. a prominent
advocate of all public welfare work. was
recently decorated at West Point with
the French Cross of the Legion Of
Honor. The treasurer of the committee
is Mrs. Holland S. Duell of Yonkers
Her husband is State Senator Duell
Mrs. Paul Revere Reynolds of Scars
dale is secretary. Mrs. Reynolds was
OF the Red Cross from 1917 to 1921 and
has been an active director OF the West
chester County Children's Association
The other members are Cornelius Agnew
of Armonk and Collin Armstrong of
Scarsdale, chairman OF the Westchester
County Chamber OF Commerce.
George Tower Of Woodland avenue,
New Rochelle. has returned from the
Isle Of Pines. where he spent the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs r. L. Patton Of Syca-
more Park. New Rochelle, have returned
from Rhode Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Benjamin. for
merly sof New Rochelle. have returned
from their wedding trip spent In Maine
and are residing at Stamford, Conn.
Mrs. S. 3. Leonardo OF Beechmont,
New Rochelle. accompanied by Mrs.
Charles Reach and her son, Dallas, and
Miss Edna Dorman have returned from
Europe. where they spent three months
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Lippincott and
Bruce Wilson OF New Rochelle are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Guest
at Lake Morey. Fairlee. VT, for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Derenthal of
Parcot avenue. New Rochelle, and Mr..
and Mrs. L. Wooton OF New York. have
returned from a fortnight's motor trip
to Canada.
Miss Florence Sfebrecht Of Huguenot
street and Miss Ella Draddy of Sickles
avenue. New Rochelle. are visiting Miss
airline Schneer at her summer home at
Long Branch. ". j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rogers. Mrs.
Kenneth Porter and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Rogers Jr.. Of New Rochelle have re-
turned from Shelter Island, where they
spent the summer.
A~-Ilr. and Mrs. William 8. Emberson
and their daughter. Gertrude, OF Lock-
wood avenue. New Rochelle. have re-
turned from Lake George. where they
spent a month.
Mrs. George Bailey of Clinton avenue,
New Rochelle, has returned from Eng
land. where she visited relatives during
the summer.
Mrs Frederick W. Isenbarth and her
daughter, Mary Elizabeth. of Rochelle
Tark. New Rochelle. have returned from
an eight weeks trip to the West and
Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Vincent Of
Halcyon Park. New Rochelle, ana their
niece. Miss Helen Barker. have returned
from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Prouty OF
Gramercy place, New Rochelle, are
spending six weeks in Chicago.
Miss Florence Goodliffe of Morris
street. New Rochelle, has been the guest
OF Miss Rose Macwilliam at Lake
George for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson Of
Forest Heights. New Rochelle. have re-
turned from Loon Lake, In the Adiron-
Gacks where they spent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence 8. Shumway Of
Laurel place, New Rochelle. have re-
turned from a month at 5wanton. Lake
Champlain.
Mrs. z. L. Banks ana Mira n H
Mullineaux OF New Rochelle are visiting
for a month at Fairlee. VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Long Of
White Plains have returned from their
vacation at Lake Placid.
Prominent cottagers of Larchmont
hive organized the Larchmont Gardens
Club to bring about important improve
ments and to maintain grounds for
tennis and other sports. The club has
been incorporated and the directors are
Fcnimore c. Goode. Harrison Worden.
=. II. Dickinson, Richard 9. Heather.
Ernest l.. Weller, A Sterling Smith.
william G. Massey. Alfred ID. Guion.
julius l.. Franck, william f. Blades and
Wesley NJ. Messersmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. william 3. Lyon. of 41o
Third avenue. North Pelham, have an
nounced the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Anita, TO c. j. Carmody, OF Mount
Vernon.
Mrs. Robert J. Patterson. who has
been summering at her camp at Milford,
Conn. has returned to her homo In
Bronxville.
Miss Katherine Duquette. of Pelham
Wood, has returned from an automobile
tour to Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Herbert Lackie ana
their son, Kenneth, have returned to
their home in Pelham. after four
weeks automobile trip through New
England States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilder. OF Rich
avenue, Mount Vernon, who spent the
summer In Vermont have returned horne
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 8. Carpenter. and
their daughter. Harriet have closed
their camp in Heath, Mass, and re-
turned to their home on Primrose ave.
nue.. Mount Vernon.
Mrs. william Auld. and her daughter
Josephine, OF North Fulton avenue
Mount Vernon, are spending this month
at the Dean House, at Lake Mahopan-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Farley will re-
main at their summer home at Lake Ma
hopac until next month, when they VIII
return to White Plains.
Dr. William II. Smith OF White Plains
has returned from a months vacation
spent at Lake Placid. N. X.
George Il. Doolan Of White Plains has
returned from a motor trip through the
northern part OF New York and New
England.
MIR. and Mrs. Mark d. stiles of Mount
Vernon. who spent two months at their