New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Notes of the Jersey Observation-Disclosures in Society

lily, OF Buffalo, will arrive this 49,
to remain through the season "ssk
Occupying the Gould cottage
are Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H, -sss
the Misses Louise Joyce and peets.s1r
Porter and Louis E. Porter II ''es
Stamford, Conn. 7 u
Mr.. and Mrs. William T.. Nu,,k.
Charles B. Amorv, L. s. L.. ara a..
Amory, Miss Mercy Plumb and ,s srss'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Schoonn1akesre ls5.
Now York, are among arrivals A. =
Balsams this week. '''s
Lancaster
President Harding, who is soen3a,u
some time with Secretary Of ~
John w. Weeks at his summer MI ~
st Mount Prospect, Lancaster. Is ~ ~
pected to play golf over the Mourts:-
View House course several times ~
ing the week. Several members Of 80
Presidents party are stopping At ~
MourTain View House, where tho ~
ual large summer colony Is assenhiss
The Rev Arthur w jerks of the Mar,
York Theological Seminary, has opensT
his cottage at Whitefeld for the hal
ance of the summer. The Misses Jana
and Marian Swords. OF New Yost
who are at the Mountain View Houss
for the summer, gave a set of bronzs
chimes to DR.. jerks summer chanel
at Whitefeld in memory of their
mother, Mrs. A. S. Swords. '4s's
The Rt. Rev. f. Brewster, Of Has..
ford. Bishop of Connecticut, and his
daughter Miss E. L. Brewster. ave-
spending six weeks at the Mouptsis
View House.
Rear Admiral Hawley, U. S. n. WIN
with Mrs. Hawley. is spending tbo
summer at their home, Mizzentop 81
Whitefeld. celebrated his seventy.
fifth birthday this past week when !
party was given for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Post MitchsI
Of Princeton, N. j., who have bsen
at the Mountain View House for soma
time, have gone to the Profile House
to remain a week before going to Muir.
ray Bay for August
Jefferson
Keen interest was manifested this
week at the Waumb ek, whore it was
expected that President Harding would
be visitor during his stay in the White
Mountains. Lindley NJ. Garrison, who.
with Mrs. Garrison has come from New
York to spend the summer here. hoped
to entertain the President, and as he
expressed the desire to play golf on
all the large courses in the Whit
Mountains the Waumbek was included
in his list.
Dir. and Mrs. L. St Clair Colby. Of
New York are spending some tine WIN
her mother, Mrs. Z. P Merwin, Of Nav
York, who has cottage here. Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin c. Paskus, Of New York
are with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nj. Garrison.
Prominent in the New York colony here
are Mr.. and Mrs. William Constable.
DR.. and Mrs. George Z. Steel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Russell, Mr. and Mrs. John
w. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Liver
more and r. B. Livermore. Mrs. Liver
more is leader of the Womans National
Republican party and at the first dinner
to be given in the White House follow.
ing President Hardings Inauguration
Mrs. Livermore sat on the Chief Ex-
ecutive's right. Mr.. and Mrs. C. r
Gibson, of Mount Vernon; Mrs Pierre
T. Smith, of Yonkers; Mr. and Mrs
Evan Ward, of Port Chester are among
season guests at the Waumbek.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F Wall, Of
Scarsdale who have Waumbek cot
tage this summer, motored to the Bal
sans, at Dixville to take luncheon one
day this week