New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-21

leading to the White Mountains and the
hotels along the route We're crowded.
Among the Brooklyn people recently at
Breton Woods, ". H, were Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ B. Streeter. Miss Sarah Streeter and
NJ. B. Streeter. Jr, DR.. and Mrs NJ n.
Pascual, Miss Pascual and Mr.. and Mrs
Harland Bryant Tibbets. Mrs. Tibbets. It
Will be remembered, was Miss Edwina
Gill before her wedding a month ago.
Mrs. L. L. Pratt and her son, Clarence
l. Pratt, are 20 spend August at the
Crawford House and will make the trip
there by motor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Walbridge and
Miss Hazel Walbridge. who are spending
a few weeks motoring. arrived at the
Granliden. Lake Sunapee, n. H., early in
the week.
On Tuesday Mrs. George W. Chauncey
and A. Wallace Chauncey were among the
motorists registering at the Equinox
House, Manchester, VT.
The same day Mr.. and Mrs. julius DE
Long and Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Smeek
stayed at the Mount Washington, Breton
Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Sniffen and Miss
Beatrice Sniffen. who spent the early part
Of the summer at their cottage at River
side, Conn, have planned for an automo-
bile trip through Massachusetts,
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Il. Orr are mo-
torng with the Rev. Lea c. Lequer, OF
Bedford, n. Y, and Miss Elolse Jequer.
They were at the Griswold, New London,
Conn, on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gulian Ross spent the last
fortnight motoring. They were accompa-
MED by Cornelius II. Callaghan-
Edward II. Litchheld will sail for
Bremen on the Kaiser wilhelm IT on
Tuesday. After spending a month at
Aix-les-Bains he will join Mrs. Litchield
ana the Misses 1dtchield at Iuvernesshire,
Scotland. +. Hubert Ltchheld will 80
over later for the hunting season.
Mrs Jesse l.. Hopkins and Miss Jessie
Kennard Hopkins have left Westhampton
Beach, where they have been since early
June. They are to 90 abroad about Au-
gust /.
Miss Elfreda Weber Is giving a house
party at Shelter Island for some OF her
classmates from BriarcliR.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton l.. Rossiter and
Miss Elizabeth Rossiter have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Board
man at Shelter Island.
Mrs. Frederick DeMund MacKay has
had Miss Mary MacKay, OF Bay Ridge,
az her guest at her cottage at Shelter
Island
recent bridge hostess at Shelter Island
was Mrs. Samuel d. Collett, who Is
spending the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Adelaide Westlake.
Miss Irene D. Cave has had as her guest
at Lake spofford. y. IL, Miss Georda
Layton
Miss Adele II. Bull has been entertain
Ing Miss Wiuifred Tate at Karlsruhe, the
Bun country place al Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G. Carman have
left their cottage at Babylon for the
Equinox House, Manchester, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". \. a. Brown, OF Flat
bush. are now settled for the rest of the
season at westwood Farms, Richmond,
Mass.
Mrs David Thornton will pass the rest
Of tho summer at the Hotel Rockmcre,
Marblehead, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Wigmaan. who
went abroad on their wedding trip, were
In Paris last week. The bride was Miss
Victoria Dessert, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor f. Dessart. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dessert and Miss Erma Wigman are also
now in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murray and Miss
Jean Murray have left Mattituck, Long
Island, for soo-Nipi Park Lodge, 500
Nipl Park, n. r.. where they will spend
the remainder OF this month and August.
Mrs w. 8. Packer and Miss Mary
Packer have been visiting the Rev. W. $.
Packer at Land s End, Rockport. Mass.
They will spend August and September
at Jaffrey n. H., where they have taken
a cottage.
Among the Brooklyn people at Poland
Spring, Me-, are Mrs. Alden 5. Swan,
Miss Kate Barnum and Mrs. Henry Cof
fin. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dougherty
and Russell X. Dougherty are at Mt
Kineo. Ne, where they have a cottage.
Mr.. md Mrs. Thomas H. Troy are as
usual spending July and August at the
New Monmouth Spring Lake Beach,
n. j. Other Brooklyn people at the same
hotel are Mr.. and Mrs Edward Human.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Moon. Miss
Gladys Moon, Mrs. Charles Merrill and
Miss SprouIe
Every one at Twilight Park, In the !
Catskils. IL working hard for the lawn
fete which is to be given on Tuesday !
August 6. for the benefit OF the crippled !
children in the Long Island College Hos !
pital. Or. Jacques Cortelyou Rushmore |
IS in charge OF the clinic, and because OF
the great amount OF work 10 be done |
there has been able to give little OF his |
time at Twilight Park this year. The |
fete Will be held on the grounds sur !
Owls Roost, his mothers cot
tage.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Bacon and the Misses