The Washington herald., 1920-06-27
SOCIETY

cottage: william Fahnestock. Gravel
Court; Cornelius H. Tangeman,
Shedd cottage: Augustus F. Kountze.
Weaver cottage; Mrs. Daniel b.
Fearing. Porter villa; Alexander
Jay Bruen. "wyn-wye;% Miss Helen
Brice, Bancroft place: J. Philip
Bernhard. Needwood cottage: Frank
W. Frueauff. Chastellux; Mrs. Ed
ward ID. Kenna. Cave Cliff Craw-
ford Hill. Weld villa; Capt. Frank
L. ,Pieadwell. Kane cottage: Mrs.
Charles II. Baldwin, Leroy King
villa: Mrs. Rudolph Schirmer. Stacy
cottage: Charles willing. Under
wood cottage: Mrs. John II. Cas-
well, Hone cottage; Capt. Cyrus II.
Miller, Greenlaw cottage; Peter w.
Roberts. Hopedene, Mrs. Victor Sor-
chan. Aerie; Mrs. Stillson Hutchins.
Tranquility: Edward NJ. Padelford.
Glover Patch: Mrs. Gustave j. S.
White, Wrightington cottage: Irwin
B. Laughlin. The Orchard; Mrs.
Sumner Gerard. Marion Eppley and
Miss Alice Preston, who has Moor
land Lodge.
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown and her
son. John Nicholas Brown. who
are there. will leave July IL for
France. to join her sister, the
Countess Roman d'Osmoy and Miss
Elizabeth d'Osmoy.
Among those who have recently
gone there for the season are: Mr..
and Mrs. r. Horace Gallatin. who
are at Chepstow; Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Casiniir de Rham, Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Drexel, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence w. Dolan. who are occupying
their villa, Seawood; Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Hayward Ferry at Edgehill. Mrs.
Francesca p. Finocchiaro. in Wabun,
in catherine street: Mrs. Herbert
IL. Satterlee and Mrs. John J. Wy
song.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fitzsimons.
who visited in Washington and Vir-
ginia for a week. returned to Har-
bourview Friday.
outhampton Plans Brilliant Season.
For the first time in many years
Southampton, that summer resort de
luxe at the far end of Long Islands
south shore may eclipse Newport.
hear that the fashionable South
ampton colony Is planning a season
that will be nothing short of brill
liant. In addition. the Long Island
watering place will be in a position
to boast of the presence OF numer-
Gus important persons.
The Princess Miguel de Braganza
and her children are already at the
villa on the Shinnecock Hills, which
the Princess father, William Rhine
/ E@r h.
season. and now comes the news
that the Baroness Amaury de la
Grange will also summer in South
ampton.
Henry T. Sloane, the baroness
father, has taken a house at South
ampton. and the baroness, who will
be remembered as Emily Sloane,
will take up her residence there
this week. In addition. Southamp-
ton is looking forward to the ar
rival of Mrs. John w. Mackay, who
will pass the season with her son,
Clarence.
The Baroness de la Grange ar
rived there a few weeks ago. Her
marriage to the baron took place in
September, 1915. and a short time
later the young couple came to this
country and made their home for
period in Washington. The baron
was connected with a very impor
tant French mission during the war.
Everyone expects the Princess de
IBraganza and the Baroness de la
Grange to take an important part
in the social activities at South
ampton and il so they are yet to
give a number of entertainments
during their stay.
1t is a foregone conclusion that
Mrs. Mackay will have a series of
dinner parties-great, formal events,
such as are in vogue in London at
the present time.
Speaking of the Princess and the
Baroness. reminds me OF two in
Iteresting bits of gossip. First. Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Belmont will return
to this country from France the
middle of July and open "Belcourt,"
their villa at Newport; and secondly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean de st. Cyr have
decided not to attempt" Newport
this summer.
Mrs. st. Cyr, II will be recalled. is
the mother of the Princess de Bra
ganZa.
Earlier in the season II was re-
ported that the st. Cyrs would go to
Newport, where, Dame Rumor had
it. Mrs. Cyr would entertain much.
Now. advices from the Pacific
Coast. where the st. Cyrs are domi-
ciled at Santa Barbara, have II that
Mrs. st. Cyr and her husband will
remain in the West