The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01
W TEDDINGs of this week are
M keeping many families In
town although numerous

town, although numerous
houses show by their drawn shades
that the occupants have left them for
the summer. As suburban country
places are being opened it will be no
hardship to motor in to New York
sven on a warm day for the weddings
bf this week. which will keep society
well engaged, and by another fortnight
there will be but small evidence Of
town life save for the presence Of
many strangers who are here in place
Of going to Europe. as in former years.
There VITA be some country weddings
on Saturday. That of Miss Caroline
Knapp to Ensign Charles KNITTING
Post, U. S. N, will attract many to
Rrookwood the country place OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Kearsarge Knapp, in East Islip, l.. I.
On the same day IN Tannersville,
NJ Y, there will be a wedding of much
Interest to New York society, when
Miss Josephine Louise Chamberiin
will be married to Gerard H Coster OF
this city and Katonah. The marriage
In Stockbridge. Mass, also on Satur-
day, Of Miss Alma de Gersdorff and d.
Percy Morgan. Jr., will call many from
New York. Therefore society on that
day will be widely dispersed, as there
also will be several weddings OF note
In town. Before the end of the month
there are sure to be other country
weddings yet to be ANNOUNCED. and
then will begin the season at the vari-
Gus resorts.
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kown next Saturday will be the dog
show on the grounds Of the Morris
County Golf Club, Convent, N. ]. 1t
will be interesting not only from the
line Of sport. but from the fact that the
entire net proceeds viii be devoted to
the upkeep OF the Speedwell Homes
Society, an organization that places
invalid children in surroundings which
restore them to health. Among the
numerous exhibitors will be Mrs. Payne
Whitney, the Misses Beatrice and Ger
trude de Coppet, Miss Eleanor Mellon,
Miss NJ. E. Frelinghuysen, Mrs. Charles
Scribner, Jr., George B. Post, ]. Macy
Willets, w. Ross Proctor and others.
some Of whom rarely exhibit
1t will be an all day show and
there will be dancing between lunch
con and tea, with music by the Nor
ristown Band. Among the donors OF
prizes, any of which will be worth
winning, are Mrs. Robert F. Ballantine,
Arthur whitney. Miss Frelinghuysen.
Mrs. Charles Bradley, Miss Ruth
Twombly, Gen. and Mrs. Edward P.
Meany,- Francis G. Lloyd. Kenneth B.
Schley, Leland Ross, Mrs. Peter H.
b. Frelinghuysen, w. Ross Proctor,
Paul Moore, Mrs j. o. II. Pitney,
George Marshall Allen, John G. Bates,
Mrs. Charles Henry Mellon, Mrs.
George p. Smith, Mrs. D. Hunter Mo-
Apin I'd, Mrs. wynant D. vanderpoel.
Mrs. George Victor. Miss Marjorie
Motley, Miss Helen Spader. Mrs.
Henry Rawle. Miss Cara Foster. Mrs.
George G. Thomson, Mrs. Rudolph
Neeser, Mrs Pomeroy Francis. Mrs.
o. McAlpin Pyle. Mrs. Earle Cutler.
Mrs. Paul Moore and Mrs. Charles NJ
Fleischmanh
It will 10 q gala occasion for Nor
ristown. Convent and other towns in
that section. and all the country houses
will be filled for the week end. Tickets
may be obtained at any OF the hotels
and ticket offices in New York.
There Is considerable changing about
in the way OF choosing summer places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Gerard, who
were in Melville, L. l., last summer.
have decided to go to Newport. where
they have taken a small place. Mr..
and Mrs. James w. Gerard also will
be In Newport, where they have taken
one Of the Pinard cottages for the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer
have closed their house at 1868 Fifth
avenue and are at their country place
In Scarborough. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
r. Rosen will go early this month to
Cherrycroft, the fine estate of Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley Olcott I'd, in Morris
town. N. ]. Mr.. and Mrs. Olcott will
be in Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Auchincloss
will desert the Massachusetts, North
Shore this season and will be at the
Piping Rock Farm in Locust Valley,
which adtoins the Piping Rock Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ross Proctor and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Proctor, Jr, will
be for the summer at Charlou House,
the country place OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Frank In Glen Cove, L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank will be in Cam
den, Me-, for the summer, and their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Talbot j. Taylor, Jr., will 60 as
usual to Meadow Brook Farm, Ayers
Cliff, p. Q. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Edey are at Nearthebay, Bellport, L.
J., having with them their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Paige. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Townsend
will not be in Ardsley on Hudson as
they have taken a place in Locust
Valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram G.
Work have gone to Shore Cottage,
their place in Oyster Bay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ogden II. Hammond now in
Bernardsville. y. j.. will go to New
port for July and August. Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Dadmun have decided
TO take quarters at the Meadow Club
IN Southampton for August. The
Counsellor OF State and Mrs. Frank
Lyon Polk will Join the colony at
southampton. where they have taken
Mrs. Alfred Nelson's place. Mrs. Riley
Miles Gilbert also has decided to be
in Southampton. where she will have
one OF the Kilbreth places.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Parker Kirlin ana
Miss Elizabeth Kirlin have gone to
Foughwood. their country place I'm
Locust Valley Miss Grace Potter.
AFTER several months in California. has
gone TO Innis Arden In South Beach.