New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
WESTCRESTER COUNTY.
LARGE HOUSES ALONG THE SOUND
BEING RAPIDLY OCCUPIED.

After almost month of incessant rains the sun
rays have again broken out Westminster
County The highways of Westchester are mostly
of fine macadam, and they have dried on so hiceiy
that scarcely any of the storms has been eIt
Its effects are visible only among the trees and
the lawns and the flowers which, because OF thelr
numerous baths of warm rain, have attained d.
precocous growth. The prospect of settled weather
is bringing many New-Yorkers to the houses cot
tages and resorts on the Sound and the Hudsoh
and yachting goling. autOmobiling and life upon
the verandas is well under way.
The few available large houses along the Sound
are being rapidly occupied. A Hart Mckee
wealthy Pennsylvania. has leased Mrs. A Al NC
Mamaroneck-on-sound. and will spend the e seaSos Was
there Since the death Of Nj i Meeg1 r Mno Nc
Giregor has been living with her son at his sum
has fs been rented because Of the death of its
IS RofktOn = ,t the smmsT IN RSe % IT viii be oc
cupied this season By John T. fGg9g nSIisher
is now at his lodge in the White Mountains but
will open his big house in Premium POINT, New
DAYS Theatre, has leased a big house in Echo Echo
Place New -RocheIe oipsr Neck 3i will he occupied
this season by c. j. Walsh, a New-York commits
sion merchant
At Iarchmont Manor the young people are al
ready engaged in preparing for the presentation of
the four-act comedy, the late Thomas Robertson's
school" IT will be given in St. Johns parish
house on Friday and Saturday evenings, June q
and % in aid of the Episcopal Church. ]. H. Gill
1nour, the actor is supervising the rehearsals
Among the summer residents at Larchmont
this President Edward Maher of the
Union Railway Police Inspector William Nc
Loughlin and Mrs. Mclaughlin. and the Misses
Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Kane,
Mrs. B. Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. William Haigh,
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson c. Thrall Mr.. and Mrs John
r Il Owens. Mr. and Mrs, w. G. Reid. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles c Hubbard Mr.. and Mrs. William
L.
Mrs W = McGreeTy @ efI M = and M Mrs E. Fellows
Mrs T. J Marcus, 4 Mr.. Mr. and Mrs A \ Chambers, Mr.
win, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron de Cordova. AIr. and Mrs
T. F. Rowland Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kollstede and
are have Cherry Tree Cottage. and Lancaster
Morgan will have the Glider cottage
Larchmont Yacht Club late this month. and the
duncan C. Oliver 1sen and I'd the leading i yschtsmen
Mrs. William Howard Nelson. widow of Dr. Neil
OF NewRocheile. has issued invitations for the
marriage OF her daughter, Miss Helen Maude Neil
son, TO Henry BOgert Clark. of the late Colonel
Clark, of New-Rochelle The wedding will take
place in Trinity Church. New-Rochele. June II at
o'clock. A large reception will be held at the
Nelson is favorite in New-Rochelle society. She
eam Of the so a2 cb n2 Mr. on caPs
is graduate of Cornell and is a lawyer. The Rev.
delphia
Last week a time of big weddings in Mount
Vernon society. One of these celebrated on
Tuesday night, when Miss Beatrice Reavey, a
daughter Of ex-Alderman Hugh /. Reavey, of New
York, was married TO William Thomas Dawson in
the Church of the Ascension by the rector the Rev.
F. NJ s. Taylor assisted by the Rev. Crandall ].
North pastor of the Chester Hill Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Of which the bridegroom's parents are
prominent members. More than six hundred guests
from New-York, Mount Vernon and other points
witnessed the ceremony The maid Of honor and the
best man were Miss Clara McCarten and Walter
chose as her bridesmaids Miss Elizabeth S McCord.
Miss Isabel Archer and Miss Pearl Mains. The
stoney and Herman Best
church on Tneedsy '16a fp % b; at the el4FeG @
Vanderbilt Brinckerhon and Vernon c. Brown of
the bridegroom. officated Miss Anna Brinckerhofr
was maid OF honor and William Brinckerhofr best
Another large Mount Vernon wedding took place
on Wednesday evening in the First Methodist Epis-
copal Church The parties were Edward Lippincott
Iiton II and ana Miss Mary Eastman Bigelow, daughter
BigeioE Big & reiatYe a Of the family. assisted by the
Blgelow, sister of the bride, maid of honor
and Joseph Tilton was best man. The bridesmaids
BigelOw. Mr.. Tilton, who is a New-York architect
eh9Se 9 as MS ushers William A. Boring. Waldo S
Kellogg Horace Bigelow, Shelton Davenport John
Baker and Benjamin Howe.
Andrew Carnegie, who is to erect fine house on
the Herman Lawrence estate. in Westchester Coun-
ty, has bought ten more, adjoining the five
acres ne nrst purchased. The land overlooks the
LINKS OF 81 Andrews Golf Club and is in Mount
ROPE, ano not in Chauncey was stated by some
or the newspapers. In addition to the house which
II is reported that Mr.. Carnegie will build of mas
siVe powders. he will also erect cobblestone barn
among The pretdest sights along the Sound at
Greenwich are the grounds surrounding the house
OF j. Kennedy Tod, which he has recently thrown
open to the public. Mr.. Tod recently bought the
columns Of the Dewey Arch and set them up on his
place. Former Police Inspector Alexander s Will
iaIas has sold his country place, at Cos Cob to
Mrs. Adelaide Butler, New-York widow for
ss1o0. She secures ten of land on the shores
OF Cos Sos COB HarboT handsome villa and the yacht
L1lealor. william Sangers, banker o. Wall Street
has a me new yacht in the Cos Cob Harbor she
aas JUST arrived from Cape Cod. Among the late
SfIIKa!s v!s az greenwich are Mayor NJ. j. Dillon and
ITsfnny, OF New Rochelle, who IS at PaIo Alto
i m ana ms brother, John Dillon OF the New
5ork Polce Department. The latter has lea sed the
or; MarshaIl place at Cos Cob, and has purchased
= salhng yacht Mr.. and Mrs. A M Green OF
Shicago' are to live in Belle Haven this season