New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-08

Mace Miss Main. who until recently lived IN
this borough, was graduated from Packer IN w.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert w. Patterson gave d
luncheon Monday at Blantyre. their LenoX plaoe'
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Lyman Hliie-
Mrs. John L. Preuss Cnee Nix. who is spending
several weeks at the Thousand Islands, gave d
dinner of a dozen covers recently at the cross
House. Among her guests were Mr. anu
Mrs Crfspi, of Savannah; Mrs Corey OF 6ostor 15
Miss Mason and Miss jaeger. of Manhattan. ana
Arthur Swanstrom, of this borough
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lott Schenck are at
the Pine Grove Springs Hotel Lake Spofford
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Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Curtis gave lunch
con recently at the Curlew, Allenhurst. N j.
Their guests were Judge and Mrs Michael H.
Hir sChberg. Miss Frances 5. Gray, MISS MaTJolE
Wheeler and Judge Norman S. Dixie
Mrs. Harrington Putnam who is at Twilight
Park. N the Catskilis. gave a luncheon on Mon
day for her sister Miss Agnes Srnythe, and her
fance, Denny Sergeant. of Boston, who were
her guests over the holiday.
Among the patronesses at the Labor Day
dance at the Rest were Mrs. George W. Win
gate Mrs. Henry NJ Tate. Mrs. Helen K. sum
ner. Mrs William Nathan Belcher and Mrs.
Charles C. Whitney. Miss Esther Whitney mas
been entertaining Miss Annette CIriggs and Miss
| Jean Griggs.
! Mrs. Howard ]. Forker gave bridge party
at Sound Beach, Conn, on Thursday of the
week before last. The prizes were cut glass and
flower baskets. Those present included Mrs.
George Provost, Mrs. William Bebee, Mrs. wal
| ter Blake. Mrs. Fl. Wyckoff VanderhOef, Mrs.
George Strong. Mrs. Renwick NJ Speers, Mrs.
Horace Hutchinson and Mrs. Herbert Lucas
| Mrs William H Thurston, Mrs W. Il. Thurs
ton ir. the Misses ThUrston and Edward H.
Thrrston are to spend the remainder of the sea-
son at the Ruissea umont, Lake Placid. \. Y.
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Donnellon. who have been
automobiling in the Berkshires the last fort
night are now at the Mllbrook Inn. in Duchess
County n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan T. Lanman have gone
to Lake Placid from Lawrence. Long Island.
Mrs. William B. Jourdan has left the Hamp-
ton Inn, Westhampton Beach. Long Island, and
will be at the Sunset Hill House. Sugar HILL
y. H, until the end of the month.
Mrs. William Jenkins Bruff. Miss Helen Bruff
Miss Dorothy Bruff and Miss Bessie Boswell
arrived last week at the Elysee Palace Hotel
Paris where they we're Joined by Harold Brun
They will sail for home on Friday on the
Deutschland.
Mrs. John Shepard Stanton and Miss Jessie
Stanton who spent the summer abroad, are TO
sail for home on September IL.
Among those who recently returned from
abroad DR.. and Mrs. Sinclair Tousey. Colo
mel A. ]. Nutting. Miss Agnes L. Nutting. Colo
Frank LusI Babbott Miss Mary Richardson
Ra bbott, Miss Root. Herbert F. GunnisOn, Ray
mond Gunnison. Mr.. and Mrs David Thorn
ton, Mrs. Julian Fairchid. Or. and Mrs. Havens
Brewster Baylis. Miss Eva s. Potter Miss
Adella +. Potter. DR. Frank r. Longenecker
Miss Anna Longenecker. Mr. and Mrs Charles
a. Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyer, Miss
Anna Meyer. OF Brooklyn, and J. Henry Dicks
of Manhattan.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur P. Henze. Miss Thyrza
Benson and Mrs. Florence NJ. De Nell were
among the passeng gers aboard the Kaiser VIII
helm II. which sailed for Bremen on Tuesday
Mrs James NJ. Jenkins and Alfred w. Jen-
kins who spent the summer in the White
Mountains sailed the K0nigin Luise yester-
day week.
Among the Brooklyn people in Paris last
week were Colonel Henry Gimpel. Arthur Gin
pei Mrs John c Wildwood and Miss Frances
Wildwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston Barbour. who
are now at Belgrade Lakes. in Maine. intend 20
return to Sea Gate next week. TO remain until
the end of September. They spent July at
the Monomonack Inn. Caldwell. y. J., and went
10 the Adrondacks for August.