The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07

party there for tea on Saturday.
Mrs. William c. Sheldon of New
York entertained at bridge in Mrs.
Charles Stewart Smiths cottage dur
ing the last week and Mrs. Nelson
Robinson of New York gave a large
bridge in the Profile parlors. Irwin
II. Cornell celebrated his birthday at
his cottage and the younger married
set had a masquerade affair, with
supper, dancing and all sorts Of
diversions to celebrate the occasion.
Mrs. f. w. Jackson and Mrs. Emily
b. Hopkins have also been entertain
ing at their cottages and Mrs. Ewald
Fleitman had a bridge party on Fri
day evening. Mrs. Arthur Butler
Twombly, who is having a house party,
gave a luncheon at her cottage on
Saturday for few friends to meet
Mrs. Charles ]. Childs and Mrs. Will
lam Grosvenor.
McHarg Davenport of Locust VAL
ley won the mems singles and Mr..
and Miss O'Gorman the mixed doubles
in the annual tennis tournament here.
Mrs. Trowbridge and Irwin Cornen
were runners up. There was a golf
tournament for members Of the col
ony this week.
Mrs. H. d. Babcock, accompanied
by Mrs. Avery G. Hodges of New
York. has arrived here from South
ampton to join the Misses Babcock.
Mrs. David s. Baker OF Wexford, r. l.,
with Mrs. Charles G. Bush of Cam
den, 8. c.. is here. Joining Mrs. Bray
ton Ives at her cottage were Mrs.
Walter Maynard, Miss Audrey May
nard and Master Walter Maynard,
Jr.. of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Chan
ming Burbank, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
F. Concklin and party, Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence WELLER and Mrs. George
Helmer and party are among the New
York arrivals of the week at the
Profile House.
DfxvilIe Notch.
The Balsans, with a house full of
young people, is having one of the
gayest seasons on record. Several af-
fairs were given this week in honor
or Miss Lolita Armour of Chicago.
who has been there with friends. At
tea dance on Saturday at the Coun-
try Club, Mesdames Benjamin Pilson.
RUDOLPH Schullinger and Joseph
Guernsey poured tea. The benefit
bridge for the employees library took
place this week under the direction of
Miss Laura Lee. Miss Katharine
f1eld, Miss Honore Palmer and Miss
armour were among the young people
entering the tennis tournament
| a southern chicken dinner was
given at Polly's Place at Colebrook on
tuesday evening in Miss Armour's
honor and several other BaIsams
guests had dinner parties there during
the week. Miss Armour gave a spe-
cial dinner to fifteen of the Younger
SET on saturday evening, taking them
down TO Colebrook for motion pictures
ana going for a midnight supper at
Polly's Place afterward. Miss Armour
and Miss Mary Piller started for New
port this week.
Mrs. benjamin +. Pilson of Wash
ington gave a tea at the Country Club
ano several other informal affairs have
been given there this week. Mrs. Emil
l.. Boas OF New York arrived here from
Jefferson this week TO spend Septem-
Der.
The women's singles in the tennis
tournament was won by Miss Marian
Scherer of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Wright and
party. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Lambert and
FAMILY. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harner
and children, Miss Elise French Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Woolverton,
MI. and Mrs. 4. w. Haskins and the
Misses Haskins, Miss NJ. A. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Ladd and Mrs. A.
B. Martin, Miss C. w. How and party
and Mrs. Edward PendIeton and Mrs.
Gouverneur Morris, who motored here
from Bar Harbor, are among New
York arrivals of the week at The Bal
sans. Fl. p. Withers of Chicago has
Joined Miss Lolita Armour's party.
| WhitehcId.
| The Mountain View House at White
| Held has attracted many visitors this
week and many teas are given daily
under the vineclad pergola- Mrs. Wal
ter s. Ballou of Providence gave one
there for fourteen on Saturday. and a
card party on Friday evening was ar
ranged by Mrs. Il. Waterworth and
Miss Katharine Alden. Lieut.. Burton
Phinney and Mrs, Phinney, whose we'd
ding took place here a year ago, came
1 y
Mrs. Everett c. Rogers of Provi-
J dence entertained at tea in homer of
DIR. and Mrs. Jones, who left on Mon
| day Mrs. w. B. Chase OF Providence
gave a tea on Sunday for fourteen
| guests.
| A Jolly dancing party Saturday
night featured the Paul Jones and
cotillon, Carl Van Name of Flush
ing, L. l., was prime mover in the af-
| fair.
Capt. Julian Leonard, who returned
lately from France, is here with his
family, Also arriving this week was
Miss Emma Martin OF Montreal, who
is the guest of the Misses Frothing-
ham and Perry of Boston. Miss Perry
was the winner of the women's APP
preaching and putting contest here on
Saturday.
Col. and Mrs. Thorndike Howe and
their young son have come from their
summer home at Gloucester to Join
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rotan OF Texas.
Miss Gertrude Venner and Miss Ivah
B. Kempshall OF New York, who have
passed a month here, have gone to
Maplewood to join Miss Venner's par
| ents at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Milne and Miss
r. r. Milne are here from Scarsdale,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. McCreery of
New York have coma bara frop, ,l,o