The New York herald., 1921-10-11


Mrs. Arthur B. Twonibly is at the
Ambassador Hotel. Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sloane have
returned to Mount Kisco, v. Y, from
long tour by automobile.
Mrs John Turner Atterbury has re-
turned from Southampton, L. l., where
she passed the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen c. Williams
have returned from Easthampton. L. T.,
to their apartment at ITO Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Masten. who
returned recently from Europe. have
gone to their camp in the Adirondac.is.
At the st. Regis are Mrs. John H..
Prentice who recently returned from
Europe. and Mrs. John #. Talnage.
Mr.. James w. Gerard entertained at
luncheon at the Ambassador Hotel yes
terday.
Mrs. Edward Kenneth Haddsn has
arrived from Easthempton at her apart
inent, 12s East Seventy-sixtl street.
Mrg. Leonard Wood. wife OF the Gov
ernor General of the Philippines. is
stopping at the Belmont. having come
from Sheridan, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis, who
passed the summer in Newport. are
at Lenox for brief stay before re-
turning to New York
Mrs. BENJAMIN Brewster has closed
her house in Cazeaovia. n. T.. and will
be at the st. Regis until she opens her
city home at 6s5 Fifth avenue.
Mrs Martin s.. Watts and her chill
dren. Huntington Watts and Schuyler
W. j. Watts. who have been abroad
since June, are returning to-day on the
Olympic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Wood. Jr..
have gone to Ipswich. Mass. for the
marriage there tomorrow of his sis
ter. Miss Mary Appleton Wood. to Mr..
Louis Bromfieid.
NIrs. f. Hepry Hartman arrived Sum
day in New York from her ranch in
Idaho. where she passed fortnight
with her son and daughter-in-'aw, Mr..
and Mrs. f.. Roland NJ Hartman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis B. Gawtry and
the Misses Gawtry will remain at Kish-
awana Farm, Brewster. n. Y. until
the early part Of next month, when
they will return to 5S East Sixty-s!xth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul d. Cravath will
remain at veraton. their country place
in Locust Valley, until late in Novem-
Der. Their son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Larkin, are with
them.
The marriage of Miss Theresa S.
Lesher. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Lawrence Lesher, to Mr.. Joseph
Fahys Cook. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Il. Cook of this city. will take
place November in Rye, N. y.
: DR.. and Mrs. George Boiling Lee have
returned from California and enter
tanned at luncheon In the Plaza yester-
day. Others there with guests for lunch
con were Mrs. Anson Wood Burchard,
Mr.. Francis Burke Roche and Mrs.
William A. Prime.
Mr.. William Warner Hoppin. Assist
ant United States Attorney General,
and Mrs. Hoppin have closed their place
In Southampton, l.. l., and. with Miss
Mary Galiatin Hoppin, their daughter.
Will pass two weeks at Briarcliff Lodge
before returning to 13 East Seventy
fifth street. Mrs. Hoppin. whose right
arm was injured "A few weeks ago. has
not yet, regained the use of her hand.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah CopIey Thaw have
come from Southampton, y. l.. to the
Plaza. Others there are M. and Mrs.
Frederick II. Prince, Jr.. Of Pride5
Crossing. Mass: Dr. and Mrs J. Henry
Lancashire, who came from their home
In Manchester, Mass; Mrs. Archibald
M. McCrea and her daughter. Miss
Charlotte Lemoine Dunlop; Mrs. Ed
ward Douglas White, of Washington.
widow of former Chief Justice White.
and Miss Eleanor C. D. Carter daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Carter
of Baltimore. whose engagement to Mr..
Morgan Edward La Montague was an
Dounced last week.
WASHINGTON.