New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-09

sent the city with bandstand and drink.
ing fountain az a memorial to her late
husband, had a chance this week TO see
from a rough model how the memorials
are to look.
The bandstand is to be erected on King
Park and the fountain on Spencer Park
way. both but a short distance from Mrs
Spencer's home i'm the Halidon Hill dis
trict and the architect whom Mrs. Spen-
Ger has commissioned TO design the
memorials has completed the models
These were set up in the parks and Mrs.
Spencer and the park commissioners
looked them over and were greatly
pleased with the effects. The work OF
erection will not take long and both will
be dedicated with appropriate ceremony
Mrs William Grosvenor who with her
family, has been at Roslyn since early In
the season. has decided to bring her sea-
son TO a close on Tuesday when she will
90 TO Providence for the remainder OF
the winter
! Mr. and Mrs. Marsden j. Perry, who
gave big house party at Bleak House
early In the week in honor of Mr. Perrys
birthday anniversary. will remain here
for Thanksgiving. and Mrs. Stanley Me-
Cormick will probably be at Stoneacre
for the same length Of time. Mrs. Nc
Cormick has also ben among the weeks
entertainers.
! Mr.. and Mrs NJ VI. Van Bueren are
not to close Sunnyfield Farm, in Middle
town, until the first of the month, and
| Mrs Harold Brown. who. usual. will
spend the winter here, is expected back
from Europe at any time. Her cottage
OF Bellevue avenue has been prepared for
/ her occupancy.
| Mrs. Emile A. Bruguere and her son,
! Louis S. Bruguiere, are two others who
are preparing TO remain here until the
early part OF December, and Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Hartman, IL was said this week.
would in all probability stay al Glover
Patch. which they have been occupying
all season, throughout the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. George b. DeForest have
decided to remain here at the Train villa
until after Thanksgiving before going 10
their New York residence, and Mrs. Peter
d. Martin, who has returned from New
York after taking Mr.. Martin there for
treatment, it is said will stay at the
Morrell cottage until some time during
the coming month.
from a New York visit and will be bege
for some time yet, as will MI and Mrs
Charles Potter King, who for the last
couple of years have been occupying the
Zabriskie house on lower Rhode island
avenue. Mr. and Mrs. King are contem-
plating spending a portion Of the winter
abroad.
Among the recent visitors here have
been Mrs. Seth Barton French. Mr.. and
| Mrs Henry Whitehouse and .dr. and Mrs.
Norman de r. Whitehouse. all OF whom
have been visiting friends here for a few
days. Mrs. French was a guest Of Mrs.
Bruguiere and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Whtehouse were guests OF Miss c. ogden
Jones at her villa Midcliff
Though the rental has not been made,
il has been learned that Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles p. Hatch. the latter formerly
Baroness Won Haeften. will return TO this
| city next summer and take house for
the entire season. Mr. and Mrs. Hatch
were abroad during the past summer.
| IL has been learned with considerable
regret that Mr. and Mrs. John r. Drexel
| have decided TO remain abroad for an
other year. Their house, however, Will
| not be empty for il has been taken again
by Mrs. George ID. Widener and family
! OF Philadelphia, who occupied the place
I this past season. 1t may be that by the
end OF the summer OF 1914 the new villa
| which is being constructed for Mrs.
Widener on lower Bellevue avenue will
be ready for occupancy, as excellent
progress is being made upon the big
| house.
Two others of the winter colony hers
! are TO be absent this year. They are Mrs.
| Walter Norman Eldrdge and her sister.
/ Miss Katherine Neill, who have planned
| to sail for Europe on November Is. They
will make visits In England, France and
ing 10 their Newport home until early
! next Junc.
LAKEWOOD