The sun., 1918-11-03

BY Degrees Town Houses Are Being Opened Economy
Dresses to Be Displayed in RitzCarton Ball
roornWeddngs and Engagements

will be refreshment room where tea
and confectionery win be sold. A
number of young women will assist at
the different tables.
BY degrees town houses are being
opened. Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge.
who passed the summer at wanaka-
win, her country place in Weatogue,
Conn. has returned to $50 Park ave-
nue.. Mrs. Frederic Nelson, after be-
ing in Newport for several months,
has gone to the White Sulphur Springs
TO remain fortnight before returning
to the Plaza for the winter. Mrs,
George GriswOld Haven has returned
10 her town house from LenoX and
Mr.. and Mrs. William f.. s. Griswold.
who are still at Wyndhurst. will open
their Fifth avenue home next week
ana Will not go to their place in Green
which, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus l..
PATTERSON and Miss Lucy Patterson
have left Southampton and have taken
for the winter the house of Mr., and
Mrs. William c. Potter at 6 East
Seventy seventh street.
Mrs. Henry Clews and Miss EVELYN
Burden, who went to the White Sui
phur Springs after leaving Newport,
nave returned to their homes in
New York. Mrs. Hamilton Wilkes
Cary passed several weeks at the
virginia Hot Springs after leaving
Newport, She is now at the Ritz
Carlton, where she will be for the
early part of the winter, then going
to Florida
Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius and the
Misses Isabel and Betty Stettinius. who
were at the White Sulphur Springs
for the summer, will not be in Wash
ington. d. c., again. They arc now
at their home. 1921 Park avenue. for
the winter Mr.. Stettinius is abroad
In the interest of the Government.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Mccullough are
at l15 East Fortieth street after pass
ing the summer at Pres Choisis. the
estate of Albert Herter in Easthamp-
ton. which they have leased for next
s,Gnmer. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Otis
of Oyster Bay will pass the winter in
New York. having leased the house
of Mrs. William Allen at 81 East Six
ty-fifth street.
Mrs. Rutherford Kearny has come
iIoul LOS MOS ranCn IN santa Bar
bara, Cal. and will be for the winter
at 500 Madison avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry r. McLane of Brookside. Mill
brook, n. Y, are at 1870 Fast Sixty
seventh street. Mr.. and Mrs. Burnet
Rathbone Rusgles have leased the
place in Cedarhurst, l.. l.. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Fisk. Mr.. and Mrs
Nathaniel Wales OF Boston have left
their country place III Greenwich,
Conn, and will be for the winter at
l22 East Seventy-sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. De Long
have left Noroton. Conn, and are at
their home I'm East Fifty-second street
Mrs. Brayton Ives and Miss Frances
Ives, who were for the summer at
The Profile House, White Mountains,
have left the White sulphur Springs
| for 80 West Forty-ninth street Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Martyr Alexander
have closed their villa in Tuxedo Park
and with their daughter, Mrs. Philip
Kip Rhinelander, have returned to 10
East Thirty sixth street.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones is now at her
country place in Wilmington. n. c..
after having passed a month at the
| White sulphur Springs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Alexander will return from
! Tuxedo Park this week for the season.
MIR. and Mrs. Huntington Norton have
left Motley Hill. Oyster Bay for 1856
East Seventy street. Mr. and