New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
Many Westchester
Homes To Be Open
Until Late In Fall
Though Summer Season
Draws Near End, Resi-
dents Show No Inclina-
ton to Leave
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, Aug. 81
Although the summer season is draw
ing to close many New Workers who
have summer homes along the eastern
bank of the Hudson and the north shore
OF Long Island Sound are planning to
stay in the country until late in the
fall. Many wealthy New Workers who
have large estates in Westchester have
arranged to remain until after New
Years, when they will go South.
A large number of society women
took part in a fair and carnival for the
beneht Of st. Augustine's Church at
Larchmont Wednesday and Thursday
large sum of money was raised for
the church fund. A picture of the
the White House, autographed by Mrs.
Warren Harding, was sold.
The new Bonnie Briar Country CIub
OF Larchmont, which has just laid out
an eighteen hole golf course, is now
a a, favorite stopping place for golfers.
Inc course is an ideal one and each
mole is entirely distinct in approach
The membership committee, Of which
Pierre l.. Willis, of Larchmont. is chair
man, reports that more than one hun
dred new applications for membership
nave been accepted.
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Church Has Benefit Bazaar
A bazaar held for four days in the
parish hall of the Church of the I'M
maculate Heart of Mary, in Scarsdale.
netted a large sum. 1t was under the
supervision of a committee composed
OF John y. Fennessy, chairman: An
thony Kltch, Patrick Mccormack Ed
ward M. White, Charles II. Dunn.
Thomas Pagan, Frank Fetzer. Michael
Tlerney, w. E. Castle, Thomas Tobin
lr., John Houlihan. James Donovan,
Anthony Flannery, Walter Brennan. A.
+ Drlscoll, Charles H. Dunn jr., Frank
Rlley, Matthew MacCarthy, j. Carr,
Fatrlck Killacky, Arthur Hasselman,
s9nn Morgan, Harry j. Sands, James
Mcintyre and Thomas Mcmahon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenfield Young. Of
Meadowdale, Scarsdale, are on a
cruise to Cape Cod on the yacht Sara
cen.
Miss Julia Winslow, of Scarsdale, has
returned from Branford, Conn. where
she was the guest of Mrs. Edward
Conger
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tucker. of
Tuckahoe, who are on their hcneym oon.
will return from Lake George this
week.
Mrs. George Percy Long, of Pondfield
Road. Bronxville, is with her mother,
Mrs. Duncan McGregor, at Weekapaug
Beach, K. T., for the remainder of tie
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Walls and family
have removed from Parkway Manor.
Bronxville, to Armour Villa Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick J. RYAN and
family, of Front Avenue, Brownsville.
are at Asbury Park for the rest OF the
season.
Mrs. Harry Lynn, of Ellison Avenue.
Broaxville, is entertaining her sister,
Mrs, A. Brennan, OF Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. William Oscar Burton
ard their daughter Addie, of Cole Ter
race, New Rochelle. have returned from
a visit with Miss Ruth Harrington, of
Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland B. Duer, of New
York City, have been the guests of Mrs.
Frank Driscoll, of Huguenot Street,
New Rochelle.
Mrs. Harry B. Wilcox and her
daughter Faith, of North Ninth Avenue,
Mount Vernon, and Lloyd Keigwin, also
nf Mount Vernon, are at Cedar Beach,
VT, for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Murphy jr.,
of Wayman Avenue; and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Musgrove, of Homestead Park,
New Rochelle, have returned from a
tour of the new England States and
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis r. Hunter, Of
Pintard Avenue, New Rochelle, have
returned from three months tour in
Europe. Mr.. Hunter participated in
several tennis matches in England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Keliy Rhoades,
of Huguenpt Street, New Rochelle. afs
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Flynn
at their home in Haverhill. Mass.
Mrs Henry A. Eckert and her
daughter. Anna, Of North High Street,
Mount Vernon, have returned from
Palenville, in the Catskills, where they
spent fortnight.