The sun., 1916-10-29

ing donc IN private homes. and the
fashionable restaurants are crowded
at the luncheon and the dinner hour
for the very reason that things are
not in readiness In the finely appointed
houses which will be the scene Of
much Of the winter gayety. Many Of
these houses will he ready for enter
talning in time for the opening of the
Metropolitan Opera. which is but a
fortnight away.
There was a gathering Of young peo-
pie, including many OF the winters
debutantes, al Tuxedo on Friday night,
and the villas Of the park were filled
with parties who had come not only
for the dance but also for the wedding
Of Mss Cannon and Henry Luden Of
Holland. which was celebrated yester-
day. at a time when Tuxedo Park Ia
looking most attractive with its au.
tumnal foliage.
Interesting engagements have been
announced during the week, including
those OF Miss Margaret r. Trevor to
DR.. Irving n. Pardee and of Miss Doris
Fletcher Ryer Of San Francisco to
cttHhopc w. -NiNOn OF New lOrk.
Miss Trevor has passed much Of her
life. at least during the summe time,
in Southampton. where her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.. Trevor. have
been among the leaders Of the colony.
She Is a granddaughter OF the late
John 4. Trevor. a patriotic American
citizen. and through his marriage she
Ia related to the various branches Of
the Rhinelander family OF this city.
Miss Ryer, who was born in California,
has passed much time abroad, having
been educated in Europe. She went
to Newport a year ago last summer
with her mother. Mrs. Fletcher Ryer,
was formally introduced to society
there and had what is called a sue.
cessful season.
Weddings in town will be few this
week. One Of them will be that of
Miss Dorothy Cramp and Reuben j.
Ross. which will he celebrated on
Wednesday afternoon in the Church OF
the Resurrection in East Seventy
fourth street. rea Park avenue. The
reception to follow will be small and
restricted to relatives and a few
friends.
There IL much moving about In So
ciety Just now. New homes are being
acquired by purchase and lease in the
city and apartments are being taken
for the winter months by those who
prefer TO have their permanent home
in the suburbs. One OF the most notable
sales OF late was that Of the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Oakleigh Thorne TO Mrs.
r. Gray Griswold. who has recently
been through the excitement and
terror Of a great jewel robbery. The
Thorne house In upper Park avenue is
ono Of h most beautiful of the re-
cent structures In this city and Is ad-
mirably adapted 10 entertaining. Last
winter II was occupied by DR.. and Mrs.
" Hamilton Rice. Another of those
20 move up town is Joseph w. Harri-
man. who has just purchased the Aus
in Nichols home in East Seventy
ninth street neal Fifth avenue. Mr..
Hartman has for years lived in East
Flfty-fourth street. lie recently ac-
CURED Philip Livermore's country
place on Long Island.
Mrs. Robert l.. Stevens. who has
h"en passing the summer in Bernards-
vile, will be at 80 East Fiftieth street,
and Mr.. and Mrs, J. Parker Kirlin.
VINO have lived In Locust Valley for
ne entire year. will be this winter at
BOO Park venue. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nellus N. Bliss have joined the uptown
movement and will be at Ill East lev
snty-second street. Mrs. John +.
Alexandra, when she comes from
Spring Lawn. her summer home In
l.enox, will be at IS East FIN -second
street. Mr.. n Mrs. Oliver g. Jen-
nIngs will 20 to their new home, $50
Fifth avenue. when they come In from
Fairfield. Conn. where they went after
Newport. and Mr.. inc Mrs. Walter
Denegre Of New Orleans will pass an
other winter here. having taken the
house Of Mrs. Benjamin Knower In
East Seventy-seventh street. Mrs.
Hermann Oelrichs 10 already at her
hone in East FIfty-seventh street. and
shortly after Thanksgiving Mrs. Van
dsrbilt will leave the Breakers In New
port for her home. which 10 also In
r~tfty-seventh street.
M. ana 1rsL =. Grand d'Hauteville,
Who were Obliged by the European war
10 close their piacs in Switzerland, will
DO for the season at the home Of Fran
Gle Burton Harrison on Fifth emu
Mr.. n Mrs.. Perry Belmont, who left
Newport last week by motor. will be
for . while at tho White Sulphur
Springs. and will then 80 back to Bel
court. their Newport villa. Mr.. and
Nh. Belmont will DO In Washington.
Dc, for the greater part Of the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones
nave closed Bayview. their Newport
villa. and are IN New York for Q few
weeks before going to Miami. where
they have for years made their home
during the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
ton Gray have returned TO New York
rom Newport, a have Mr.. and Mrs.
George b, De Forest. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Peabody Eustis. who passed
ne season in Newport. have gone to
Warrington. d. c. Mrs. John J. Wy
song closed her villa. Greystone, at
ochre Point. last week. and she will be
AZ tho Plaza until her town house Is in
readiness, Mr.. and Mrs. John r,
preXel expect to return here this week.
and Lispenard Stewart has closed his
villa White Lodge. In Bellevue m
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Blodsett and
Miss Katherine Cumnock Blodgett
came from PrideIs Crossing last week
and N" now settled in the home of
Lloyd Warren In upper Fifth avenue
.or the season. during which Miss