New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
bott Ralph Draper Kenneth Worden, Albert
Williams and Caryl Sayre.

bOtt, Ralph Draper. Kenneth worden, Albert
Williams and Caryl Sayre.
There is a considerable representation from
this borough at the Equinox House, Manchester,
VT Among the guests last week were DR.. and
Mrs David Orr Edison, Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Coffin
Miss Coffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Todd, Mrs
Julia F. CIapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Waters and
Merrill K. Waters. Thursday afternoon OF the
week before last Miss Florence Taylor gave a
tea at the Taylor place. Lone Pine Mr.. and
Mrs George A. La Vie entertained party OF
young people the evening previous at Colonial
Cottage and on Saturday evening the opening
dance Of the summer took place at the Music
Hall Among those present were Mrs Henry
Sanger Snow, Miss Marion Snow, Miss Florence
Taylor Mrs. George A. La Vie, the Misses La
Vie, Mrs D. B. Young and Miss Young. Fred
erick Herreshoff was also at the Equinox House
last week
Some of the members of the class of Packer
'O4 held a reunion a fortnight ago at Clinton
Corners N V Those who attended were Miss
Maud McCord Miss katherine Kraetzer, Miss
Gertrude Baldwin, Miss Claire Wright. Miss
Eleanor Copeland, Miss Helen Wilson and Miss
Melissa Rodgers.
The Penataquit- -Cornthian Yacht Club at Bay
Shore has we'll filled calendar for this year.
Once fortnight there is to be a reception and
presentation of cups. On Mondays the usual
womens luncheon takes place and Thursday is
set apart as the special dinner night. Music
will be feature of these evenings. The an
nual horse show. which will be on from August
. to f. will undoubtedly be the cause for much
entertaining that week. besides the customary
dance the closing night. A large dinner ana
dance will be given at the yacht club Labor Day
There a large attendance at the formal
opening two weeks ago. Among those present
were Commodore J. Adolph Mollenhauer ana
Mrs. Mollenhauer. Vice-CommOdore Willard L.
Candee and Mrs. Candee, Rear Commodore
Charles O'Donoflue and Mrs. ODonOhue, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward c. Blum. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tyson Hayward, Mr.. and Mrs. Maillard NJ
Canda. Mr. and Mrs Edward F. Hutton, Mr.
and Mrs Simon F. Rothchild Mr.. and Mrs. H.
lockwood Brinckerhoff. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Potter, Mr. and Mrs HarmanUs B. Hubbard
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs
Horatio s. Wissner, Mr.. and Mrs James w
Mrs. ]. P. Sloan Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Foster
Mr.. and Mrs A Melville SnedekeT. Miss Made
line Englis. w. Leslie Scrymser, Mrs. W. A.
Tucker and Robert Haff.
Mrs T. w White and Miss Gertrude White, of
No % McDonough street and Mrs Edward
White. of No 500 President street, accompanied
by her nephew, Chester Johnson. of ST. Louis
sailed Thursday for Europe. They will be abb
sent about three months
Mr. and Mrs Edward B. Willets sailed Sat-
urday, July T. on the Minnetonka. They will
join their daughter Miss Anglesea Wiets, and
her aunt Miss Kate v Barnum in London.
Judge and Mrs. Augustus Van wyck and Mr.
and Mrs William Van Sinderen were also on
board the Minnetonka Saturday July I.
Miss Naude v Jones was the guest last week
of Miss Elsie Arnold at Westhampton.
Mr. and Mrs Howard s. Bowns who are
spending the summer at Shelter Island are this
week entertaining Mr.. Bowns's sister Miss Fe-
lice NJ. Downs, and Lionel Moses, of Manhattan.
Mrs Homer A. Latin Miss Mary Latin and
Miss Ruth Latin left Quogue early last week
and now at Loon Lake, in the Adirondacks.
where they expect to spend the remainder of the
season.
DR. William Jarvie, who is spending the sum-
mer motoring in Europe. was in paris last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald S. L. Lee and Miss Louisa
Lee were also in Paris recently.
Mrs Charles A. Moore and her daughter Miss
NJ. Elsie Moore. and Miss Louise Freeman re-
turned from Europe Saturday July T. on the
Amerika.
Charles a. Moore, jr, Homer Davenport and
John A. Thompson, jr., sailed on Thursday.
July s. La Lorraine. After short stay in
Paris they will go to Constantinople where they
will attend the Salanlk ceremonies. and expect
to be presented to the Sultan at the YiIdiz Pal
ace From there they will go to AIexandretta
and through the Euphrates valley. They will
not return until the end OF September
Judge Edgar NJ. Cullen and the Misses Cullen.
Miss Bella De Milhau and Louis De Milhau and
the Rev DR.. Henry c. Swentzel sailed yesterday
a week ago for Naples on the Koenig Albert.
On board the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
which sailed from Bremen on Tuesday, were
Mrs. James Crosby Brown, Miss Clara Davidson
Miss Annie Z. Jordan, Otto r. Koechl and H. Y
Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Wissner. William Mcneil
Rodewald the Misses Rodewald and Johnston
DE Forest sailed on the Kroonland on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry r. Heath who recently
returned from abroad. Will as rsnal srend The