New-York tribune., 1921-05-24
society Folk
To Sail To-day
On Aquitania
,,,eraatioual Polo Matches
and Continental Motoring
Drawing Some; Others
will Pass Summer Abroad
Earl of Iveagh Goes Home
u.s W. X. Vanderbilt I'd to
= l,ccupy Long Island Place:
. geirothals Announced

.e..y nrenlinent members OF society
sail;ag fer Europe to-day on the
.se,,ia to attend the polo matches
su,rl;ngbam next month aud 30 mo-
tbe Continent for few weeks,
2. 9.s.-ninr to this country for the fash
FhI, F.s, resort season. while others
=. ~smsin abroad throughout the
~. Among the we'll known polo
sasss~s;asts departing are +, Ambrose
- Toxhall Keene and Montague La
sss snssrns. Others sailing are Mrs.
f,ss Sis' Il. Maekay, who passed the win
!. /, New York with Clarence w.
T.,tsv. She is going abroad to pass
ss'1s y, ssn,u1sr with her granddaughter,
| countess Jules de Bonvouloir.
~, Mae6ay will remain away until
" g~s william X. Vanderbilt, Cd, and
~ 3saghters. Miss Muriel and Miss
se..,,s,,elo Vanderbilt, go abroad to pass
ssw weeks in England and France.
S.sr viii attend the international polo
atis St5ers sailing are Mr.. and Mrs.
,,3~ Hovt. who viii remain abroad
- few weeks; Mr.. and Mrs. William
5 Eitt s. Francis Hyde, Clarence
r.r;~ Mitchell. Mrs. Samuel Appleton
~ Miss Maud (. Appleton, of Boston;
" and Mrs. Philip d. Armour and
Ebert c. Bostwick.
The Ear Of Iveagh, who has been st
:. Hotel St. Regis for some time. also
sis for England on the Aquitania.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt I'd has
.sssn Mrs. Delaney Nicoll's home,
Viadymere, at Southampton, Long Isl
ss5. fer the summer.
Nrs. Ambrose c. Kingsland ard her
rs.in-law and daughter the Nicomte
md Vicomtesse de Van LoGe. who re-
armed from Europe last week on the
lsgiIania, are at the Hotel St. Regis.
T5sv Will pass the summer in Lenox
III. snd Mrs. Wilber 4. Bloodgood
s7d Hiss Eosaiia Bloodgood Of 49 East
Tsirty-fourth Street, VIII leave the city
o. Friday for the Piping Rock Club,
gaare they viii remain throughout
lEae,
III. and Mrs, joseph T. Stillman have
akan the George Il. Burling cottage
It Southampton, Long Island. for the
anHer.
Ar. ard Mrs. " Gardner Brown have
sased Mrs Lorimer Worden's cottage
& SOUTHAMPTON for the season.
Senator and Mrs. Robert Goelet
Gerry have arrived in the city from
Farwick, R. l., and are at the Hotel
Plaza for 2 few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hoyt
ere at Staatsburg, ~ y. for the re-
n4inder Of tie spring and early sum
aer. They viii later 20 to Ipswich,
Gsss
Mrs. Daniel Hennessv and Miss Mar
gaFet Hennessy, Of eos Park Avenue,
vii sail for Europe June i on the
Olympic They VIII attend the inter
national polo games and later motor in
france and Sutherland. They viii re-
tlrl to this country in October.
Nrs. D. Larcey A. Kane and Miss
Gecrgine Iselin spent the weekend in
LaneX, at the Curtis Hotel.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. TwombIy will
give dinner tonight at Florham, her
country place at Convent, N. ).
]. Berens Waters, son of George
5ason Waters, who is to marry Miss
Betty Andrews, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
o. June s, gave his farewell bachelor
dinner last night at the Hotel Ambas-
.sdor. His guests included A. J.
95Fszel Biddle jr, Ja- Cooke Cd. Z. c..
1o1aghy Andrew Wylie, Amory Has
Aell, Clifford F Fox jr., George Laugh
N, Plerrepont Schriebcr and Edward
8. Smith
Collins N. Graves, District Attorney
o. Vermont, and Secretary of the Re
publican State Committee, who is to
marry Miss Carolyn Caldwell, daughter
q James Henry Caldwell, on Satur-
say, IN st: Paul's Episcopal Church,
4foy, gave his farewell bachelor dinner
1sl night al the Delta Kappa Epsilon
l'aternItE, in this city. His guests
we're William R. Graves, William P.
PACK, Lester d. Burton, c. Merritt
res Carl Park Penny, Edmund l..
9iOOaadman, Lloyd Sterrett, Aaron Bates,
aHnur c. Keck. Charles z. Phelps
:4a John c. Caldwell. Miss Caldwell
e.t 3 graduate Of the Misses Masters
feaool at Dobbs Ferry, II. Mr.. Graves
"a graduate of Williams.