New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-17
EXODUS TO SUMMER HOMES.
RESORTS IN WESTMINSTER COUNTY RAP
IDLY FILLING UP

Although the Westchester season is not yet fully
open. number of well known NEWCOMERS have
already gone to their summer homes there. Pelham
Manor, Larchmont. Mamaroneck, Rye and other
places which have long been the resorts of the
wealthy who have built in shady hooks and on the
hills overlooking the Sound are beginning to fill up
The large clubs. such the Apawamis and Larch-
mont Golf clubs and the American, Larchmont and
New-Rochelle Yacht clubs. already thronged
with members and guests. and the bays and inlets
are studded with craft.
The Orienta Point colony at Mamaroneck will
include this season a number of new members
while some persons who have hitherto been prom
nent in its summer life will be missing. Its great
est loss was in the death of James NJ Constable
whose place overlooking the Sound of the
finest in Westchester County. E. H Weatherbee
and John r. Hegeman. two other well known resi-
dents, are abroad for the season. f. H. Constable
VIII probably occupy the family mansion this sum
mer. Among the arrivals are Mr. and Mrs
Henry Siegel Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome AIvord Peck
and Alfred Marshall chairman of the House Com
mittee Of the Larchmont Golf Club. Mr. Siegel has
recently purchased the David Dudley Field place of
eight acres. on which is old Colonial house and
mas added large greenhouses and conservatories
Mr. Marshall Is just completing home at
Scotch Beach. and Mr. and Mrs Peck have leased
the country place of Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Hamil-
ton, Regent of the Daughters of the American
Revolution H. NJ. Flagler has Just opened his
country place, at the end of the point, which is
known as 'Satan's Toe" Alfred Bostwick who re-
Gently purchased the home OF Thomas f. Cakes
former receiver of the Northern Pacific Railroad is
adding a $4,000 stable for his horses and automo-
plies. Charles A. Baudouine the noted whip has
taken the house and stables of b. 3. McCregor
who will spend the summer abroad A NJ Nc
Gregor. Spencer Fl. Cone, William G. Read, Mrs
William G.. Read, jr, o. 3. Bridgman, A. II.
Wheeler, William H. Carpenter. Mrs. Kate NJ
Mabley, Frank Dupignac. G. w. Rogers, Thomas l..
RushmOre and his daughter Mrs. w. T. Cornell
who is president of the Vassar Alumnae have also
taken possession of their summer abodes Count c.
Won Witzleben. who for several years was a resi-
dent of Orienta. will spend the season in Harrison
The Quaker Ridge colony is to be made up this
season of Colonel Henry w Sackett. G. H Dis
brow, J. o. Holloway, p. H. Acres. Mrs H. L.
Van Wycke William NJ. Barnum, w. B. Dicker-
THOMAS l.. Maitland and John G. Beresford are
building new homes in this section. Mr.. and Mrs
hut the Beresford house, at Apple Tres Farm
will not be finished until next season. Mr.. and
NTs; 6ereSi3rd Lar, are IN IN Europe oo4t
kept and shady streets golf Inks and yae6f crbs
is already thronged with residents and the hotels
are filling up rapidly with guests. Among the cot
tages that are occupied are those OF James Nc
rem HigIey L. c. Tooker, Mrs. Thomas HOstetter
Singer, Miss Bijon Fernandez, Joseph Bird: Frank
6 6gray' ne rev Rlcnarq Golden Wl9am Murray
George F. Ide, Francis NJ. Scott. William p Jen-
Edward OGorman. c. A. Postley, H. T. Shriver
Jose NJ. Yznaga and others
Tory, Frank Daniels, Colonel Thomas Dmond
Marion Story, Joseph Park. Herbert Park. O.
Temple Emmett John f. Parsons and William H
Macy have returned to their homes in Port Chester
and Rye. Mrs. Stafford, of White Plains, sister OK
the late James w. Quintard, is occupying his man
sion overlooking the Boston Post Road, in Port
Erving again at Manursing Island
Francis Wilson has Joined the New-Rochelle
colony and viii spend the summer at his home The
Orchard. Judge Martin j. Keogh, Colonel Robert
T. Emmett and Barlow S. Weeks have taken up
their summer quarters in Pelham Road Colonel
and Mrs De IIancey AStOr Kane are expected back
this month to The PaddOcks New Rochelle Colo
mel and Mrs. Kane have been in Europe more than
year. except for flying trip to this country
last fall. when Colonel Kane came over to take in
one of the Cup races, with his brother-in-law C.
Oliver Isen.
Among the new additions to the Pelham Manor
Colonel A. 3. De FTece who has leased
Rosedale the home Of c. II. Roosevelt Professor
A c. McGffert, Professor George NV. Knox and
Professor Gillette all of Union Theological Sem
mary; Mrs. James G. Blaine with her son-in-law
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Walter DamroSch, are
expected back soon to Fox Meadows, Scarsdale.