The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-02
SOCIETY MOVING TO TOWN
THE COUEfRT SEASON ESDING
EARLIER THAE USUAL.

School Bp9Es some Mothers baeA
-yNIany CSusriFy HOa-es Open All the
Year. TheuEh-VIrIh Avenue House.
B~ins Bsade Ready for Occupancy.
There are indications that New Workers
Who have been away for the summer will
rrirn 90 New York earlier this season
uAan has been usual in recent years. ~
course the weather has had its share i'm
producing this result There are other
paasons. hovever. for tho tendency ia
come back earlier 90 town
So many New Workers. now live out OF
town Throughout tina whole war that
there is plenty 81 ont % dour life for
their city friends. There are constant
njgrations to westbury. Tuxedo. West
chester and thsre are even Christmas
gatherings a. far OF a. the R"rkshireS.
50 that staying out in their own country
houses is nov no 10 niger the only way
10 which to enjoy country pleasures in
the late autumn
Mere 10 ora other cause for the return
TO town The openinE Of schools brings
hack the mothsrs who would pather 10
u town themselves than have their chill
dren take the daily trip 20 town. IL Il
this condition which bT 'ngs hack 20 the
city every ycar many young matrons
who would otherwise remain until later
az theip country houses Already some
% the large Fifth avenue houses that
are not usually pat INTO condition so
early are nov being made ready 20,
occupancy. Tho house. Of William X
Vanderbilt IL one % these
The two daughters 81 Mr. and Mrs
Morgan J O'Brien who have been intro
duocd To society are Miss Resale and
Miss Madeleine O'Bren. Exhaustion
O'Brien's town house il az 39 Park avenue
TIE family have been At thor country
place. Rose Crest, az Good Ground. during
the summer month";
Miss Rosalie OBrien IL an intimate
FREUD Of Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt and
Vas her guest az Newport las, summer
4 recent runoH represented Miss Made
leine q Brien as cont mplsiing entering q
religious order. but there vas no truth in
the report Mrs. O'Brien vas Miss Rose
Mercedes Crimmins and Ia a sister Of
Tbomas Cyimmins.
Mrs. Walter Watson. who went abroad
again last summer. spent last winter
here az the Plaza Hotel. and will return
there thus winter when shs and MIR
Watson get hack from Europe Mrs
Watson vas Mas Annie Duncan. the
daughter of John Duncan. an old time
business man Of this city. Before her
marriage she spent several years abroad
Misc Anne Thomson 81 Philadelphia
lives in the Thomson family home. Cor
kerhill. She has for several years been
one Of the most popular members OF
Philadelphia society Miss Thomson went
abroad in the early spring Her father
was the late Frank Thomson ~ the Penn
syivania Railroad She makes her home
With FIaHk q and Clarke Thomson. her
brothers. The family home - az Merton
Station. jus, outside Philadelphia
Mrs Joseph Grinnell Willis ia thegrand-
daughter % the late Theodore Have
meyer and the oldest dAu ghter ~ Mr. and
hfs. Mayer Mrs. Mayer died several
years ago. Mr.. Willis comes 81 a we'll
known Quaker family. Siuce their mar
riage the young couple have lived IN
horritown with the family Of Mr.. Grin
nell. Mira. Willis through her relation
ship 20 the Havemeyers Is connected
With q large number Of New Workers
of social importance. She and her hus.
band are conspicuous in the social life
Of Morristow and this city.
Mrs. John O. save vas before hNr
marriage Miss Mary Sands and - a dauRh-
ter Of Mrs. Ferdinand Sands 81 u Irving
place and a granddau ghter ~ the late
Mrs.. Charles T. Sands. Arr. SaIe. Who
comes FROM Albany. il a son Of tina late
John g. SaNO Of that CITY.