New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

| South. Mr.. and Mrs Kenyon have gone abroad
! on their wedding tr p.
Among those who entertained at the Thousand
Islands last week We're the Rev. and Mrs. a.
De Witt Mason and Miss Janet Mason, Of Car
| field Place who gave a housewarming at their
new home at Westminster Park. The attend
I ance included Mrs John /. Preuss. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Pieo Crispi. Miss Ctager, Arthur Swan
strom, Kingsley Slawson and Russell Hegeman.
Mrs. Charles f F. McCann nee Woolworth.
gave a dinner at the Frontenac on Friday. Sep
tember g. and on the following day Mrs. a. \.
Stoppani entertained
At the annual masquerade ball given at tho
Pine Grove Springs Hotel. Lake Sponord, y. H.
on Saturday evening of the week before last
there was the usual large representation from
this borough. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. James II. Stearns. Miss Edna Stearns.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph White. Miss Edith White. Leslie White.
Mrs. Thomas Ferguson. Miss Marguerite Borg
meyer. Miss Whitlock Mr. and Mrs Freebora -.
Smith, Dr Charles II. Goodrich and a. y. Mes
ser Mrs. Stearns gave large card party at
her home earlier in the week and on Friday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durgin gave 4
dinner for her and Mr.. Stearns.
Mrs. Calvin Edwards HUI Of Washington
avenue, entertained recently large party at her
summer home at Black Rock. Conn. for her
niece. Miss Lillian Wells Ogle Music was A
special feature The guest of honor gave sev-
eral vocal solos, and others who contributed 70
the programme We're Mrs. {. f. Hulse Hiss Ma y
Warner Miss MargaTet Hughes. Miss Lillian
Card other guests Of Mrs. Hull were Or and
Mrs. Philip ". Bill, Mr.. and Mrs G + Barring
ton. Miss Addie Haight. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gardner Miss Mary r. Caldwell. Miss Louise
Hough, Miss Emma Drum. Mr.. and Mrs G. w
Smith. Dr. II. r. Cook and Dr. b. w. White
DR. and Mrs. Glenworth Reeve Butler. Miss
Antoinette Butler Mrs Robert F. Turtle. Miss
Hildegarde Turtle and Miss Josephine w. Barr
iceland.
Mrs. James Lancaster Morgan is booked to
| sail for home Wednesday on the Kaiser VIII
helm II from Cherbourg. Mrs. Morgan has been
abroad since spring. and has visited Paris Rr1ls-
sells. Antwerp, Amsterdam, Lucerne. Interlaken
and Heidelberg.
Mr and Mrs. Hamilton Ormsbee and George
B. Bailey returned on the Nieuw Amsterdam on
Monday They visited Holland and STAYED
few days in Paris, but spent most Of their time
coaching through rural England.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson Lowrcy as usual
spent the summer abroad. They are now trav-
cling through Spain, and will spend six weeks
cruising on the Mediterranean.
Mr. and Mrs Walter spadone. Miss Maie
Spadone and Charles Spadone. Of New York
avenue, sailed for Europe on the Caledonia
yesterday week.
Mr. and Mrs William G. Gilmore and Hersey
which left port on Thursday, September >.
Mrs. William Copeland Wallace Will not re-
turn to town until the end of October She
has left Loon Lake. in the Adirondacks and
will spend this month at Saratoga. She will
then be the guest of Mr., and Mrs. Albert j.
I Wright in Ontario. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen NJ. Griswold are now at
the United States Hotel, Saratoga, where they
Will remain until the end of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney V Lowell have left Rog-
ers's Rock, Lake George. and are now at the
Monomonock Inn, Caldwell. n. J.. where they
will remain until the end of October
Recent returns town include Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh de Haven. of Willow street, from Shelter
Island; the Edward Bars, OF State street from
Lake George; the Thomas A Eddys. of South
oxford street from Bellport, Long Island; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas II. Troy. of Eighth avenue
from Spring Lake, n. J.. the Emil II. Franks
of Montgomery Place, from New London Conn;
the Edwin II. Bigelows, of Schermerhorn street,
from Gloucester. Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs Frank
NJ. LuptOn, of st. Marks avenue, from Matti-
tuck, Long Island