The sun., 1919-05-25

GrIswold will have 1.-THE Crossways'~ as
In years past. DR.. and Mrs. Norman
+. Ditman, who were married in Feb
ruary, have taken the Terry place in
Hill street and Mrs. Walter Cutting
and Miss Juliana Cutting will be in
the quantity named street, Meeting
House lane. Mr.. and Mrs. James Lent
Barclay have taken Breakers Ahead"
and MIR. and Mrs. J. Stevens Clman
will be at Mrs. Il. Aymar Sands's
place, where they will go early next
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Ellis
worth, who have been living in Eng
land for some years, will have T.
Morris Carnesie's "Clyden. Mr.. ana
Mrs. T. Ridgeway Macy have taken
Alfred Swayne's. "NIittlkomach" and
Mrs. J. Palmer Knapp. who was in
France for more than a year for,war
relief work, will have for tho sum
mer Miss leila de Milhau's I,affolot."
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Du Vfvier, who
have been in Paris for two years, will
he In Shinnecock Hills, where also
Mir. and Mrs. Francis Rogers have
taken'a place. Lieutenant Commander
and Mrs. Steuart Davis. who have
been for two seasons in Newport, are
already at ''Wayside" in, Hill street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller Potter will be al
urosvenor Atterbury's Sugar Loaf
IN Shinnecock and Mr. and Mrs. il.
l.yttieton Fox will open "Breezy Hail.
| early next month. Mrs. George G. De
Witt, who returned recently, from
California, will have "Kiilarney' in
First Neck lane and Mr. and Mrs
Edward c.. Jameson have taken Mrs
Hallett A. Borrowers the Downs"
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Tiers this
season will have Mrs. Henry M. John
sons THE Rushes." Mr.. and Mrs. ]
lnsley Blair. who are In Tuxedo Park
ior the spring and early summer. will
DE al Mrs Edward Walsh Humphreys
pace. MRS. Harry Payne Bingham
mas taken Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Ed
CARS Colonial house In South Main
street. one of the most imposing
! houses In that section. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Ilnany Richardson will have Bon
Acre. Dr.. p. Flewellen Chambeys,s
place. There have been many reser-
vations for quarters at the Meadow
Club during July and August ana
some Will tarry there until the ena
OF September. e''
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d.iiaihptoh VINO are to open their
houses are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
steele MIR. and Mrs. Charles Blair
MacDonald, Samuel L. Parrish. Mrs.
Niiilam Lowe Rice, Ralph J. Preston.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Pelham Robbins
MI. ana Mrs. Henry II. Rogers. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Schermerhorn, Mr..
ana MRS. Frederick A. Snow, Mr.. and
MIS-. l. Chauncey McKeever. Mrs.
Miiham A. Constable. Mr. and Mrs.
~ mortimer Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs 7
searie Barclay. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ste
wart Walker, Mrs. Patrick A. Valen-
tlne' who this year will have Ten
acre, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Peabody.
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen, Mr.. and Mrs.
faIrfax s. Landstreet. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barton French, DR.. and Mrs.
George A. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Francklyn and Mrs F,
Tiffany Dyer.
Major Robert Wrenn has taken Mrs
Nelson's "Ingleside" and Mrs. Willard
ouaght plans to be at "Nighbrink. ~
MI and Mrs Percy Stewart will have
ADRIAN III. Larkin's "Seaward" and
Nr. and Mrs. John Fl. Morice will be,
Al The Barnacle." Major w. De-
Lancey kountze recently back from
service In France and Mrs. Kountze
win their family will have Mrs.
Keeps "Winona" and Mrs. Frederick
Martin Davies will be as last year Mt
her home in Coopers Neck Lane. Mrs.
E EDWARD De Rose is at "Westoyer'
and Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Russell
VIII have Shepherd De Forests place
in Ok Pasture Road Edward De
register Livingston has taken Gren-
vile T. Emmets "Bonito." Mr. and
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston will have
their accustomed place In First Neck
Lane. Mr., and Mrs. w. Butler Dun
can OF Port Washington, L. l., have
taNen the kllbreth place, "Keeway-
din. MIR. and Mrs Albert Gallatin
VIII be at Percy Kent's in First Neck
Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Francis
Murphy have taken James L. Breeses
Little Orchard" in H!ll street and
Ralph j. Preston will be at Quays
"Duneside." Mr.. and Mrs Grafton II.
tyne who are now in Bernardsville
VIII be for July and August at Mrs.
Russell II. Headley, Jr.'s, Bonnie
Brae." Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Bache
Pratt and Miss Beatrice Pratt, who
for several summers have been at the
Sleepy Hollow Country Club. will have
the "Fordham East Cottage" Mrs. De
Lancey Nicoll. who has been in Eng
land for two years, is expected to re-
turn and with Mr.. Nicoll will be al
"Windymere," which is on Lake Ag-
AVIAN.
Frederic CORTLAND Penfleld, former
Ambassador to Austria, and Mrs. PEN
field have decided to pass the summer