The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
Y. T. Gerry's Plans Changed.

Nicholas Murray Butler, president Of
Columbia University, who was abroad
all last summer, has taken FOR the sea-
son the Sheldon villa in Annandale
road Newport. Mr.. and Mrs. John II
Mccullough, who for years have gone
TO Europe. have taken Daniel y. Fear
ing's place In Newport, and Mr.. and Mrs
W Earl Dodge will be forced to give
up their European trip, as will also
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Widener, who
will he in Newport.
Commodore Elbr.dFe r Gerry and his
family who for many years have not
missed their European trip, have been
obliged TO change all their summer
plans, BEFORE going 10 their villa, Sea-
verge In Newport they will spend some
time at their country place on Della
ware Lake, Mr.. and Mrs Edward j.
Berwind expect to open the Elms, their
villa at Newport. early this season They
have always been among the yearly Wis
itors to Europe and for several years
Mrs. Berwind has gone over to visit her
mother. who lives In Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor, who will
soon be on their way TO California via
the Panama Canal. under other circum-
stances would have gone to Europe this
year, but their summer will be passed
al BeeChwood their Newport villa Mr..
house in Paris and for many years have
spent part of each season IN London,
expect to go to their Newport villa
early in July. Mr. and Mrs Mills will
leave for Palm Beach this week and
shortly after the Easter season they will
go To their country place on the Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred q, Vanderbilt
will give up their season In England.
ron six or seven years Mr. Vanderbilt
has driven a road coach between Lon
don and Brighton during the regular
London season, and has kept up a
houseboat on the Thames Mr. and Mrs
Vanderbilt are now cruising in Southern
waters on their yacht Wayfarer. with
California AS their destination, and
when they return they win go to Oak
land Farm, their country place near
Newport.
Going to Newport.
Egerton l.. Winthrop, who probably
has not missed a summer in Europe for
thirty years, will 60 M an early date
this summer to his Newport residence
Mr. and Mrs, Henry \. c. TAYLOR will
also give up their European trip, but
win cruise during the early spring or
heir yacht in Southern waters, Mrs
George ). Scott, her son, George
Scott her daughter Miss Louise Scott
and her granddaughter, Miss MIN
Scott, will go to Newport in Nav instead
Of making their annual European visit
Mr.. and Mrs John Il DreXcL who
were In Europe and the Far East fOl
two wears, returned here on account NJ
the war last autumn. They eXpect t.
pass the summer AT l'airholm, thcil
Newport villa. Their near neighbor II
Newport, Mrs. Frederick Pearson, whC
has not missed a season in London o
Paris for many years, will be OhlGcC
10 trmain on this side Of the water
she win spend the summer NJ Angclsea
her NrWTtTT villa.
Mr ana Mrs Charles n AlrNauder
who have had an apartment In plri
for several years, have bean obliged Il
change their plans for a European trir
and with their daughters, the MIssc
Alexander, they will be AT III Cerito, nea
San Francisco, during June and july
Mr. and Mrs william Douglas sloan
viii not attempt the ocean trip thi
summer, hut viii go To- Elm Court, thei
country place In LenoX, Mass, IN May
whore they will remain until late in NJ
autumn, making visits to seashore r.
sorts In August
Mr. and Mrs, Coutr!aTd' Field Rlsho
as rule have gone TO Europe earl