The New York herald., 1921-06-19

MIR. and Mrs. r. Suffern Taller are
occupying Honeysuckle Lodge, and Mr..
Taller is arranging for a party for the
opening Of his new and sporty private
golf course. just completed. The nature
OF the event is not TO be given out as
yet.
Many Early Arrivals.
With the season just beginning, many
already have joined the villa colony.
some coming much earlier than Is their
usual custom. Among them are Mrs.
Mae Brady Hartman, who is occupying
her Clay street cottage; Mrs. Howard
Spencer Graham. at Whitestone; Mrs.
Alexander j. Bruen at Wyn-wyc, and
Mrs. Louis Fox Brissell at Vedimar, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulding Fosdick, at their
cottage in the Ocean Drive. Other arrivals
include Miss Julia Berwind, at the de
Rham cottage Mrs. Harold Brown. who
Is occupying her Bellevue avenue villa
Miss Anna Sands, at Berkeley cottage
Mrs. Guam n. Hutton, who Is occupying
Shamrock Cliff. having come from Bal
timore, and Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon
King who have returned from New York
and are at Oakwood Terrace for the
summer
Mr. and Mrs. John Aspegren OF New
York are to spend the season here for
The first time. having leased through
Messrs. DeBlois & Eldridge the d'Haute-
vile villa in Bellevue avenue. Mrs. Aspo-
gren already Is here.
One of the events of the week was A
golf match at the country club between
two of the summer residents and two
of the city governors. The partici-
pants were Messrs. J. Francis A. Clark
xxyI,n r1la I'M at
Mayor jeremiah p. Mahoney and Jere-
miah A. Sullivan, City Solicitor. The
city officials won by 2 up in an eighteen
hole four ball foursome. A return match
is to be played soon.
The Casino is beginning to become
active and each fair day there are some
good tennis matches. The orchestra will
begin daily morning concerts July 13
and there will also be public concerts
on Sunday evenings. Among those re-
Gently registering are Mrs. Mae Brady
Hartman, Mrs. William Woodward
and her daughters, the Misses Edith
and Elizabeth Woodward, who are at
the Cloisters for the season. Mr.. and
Mrs John Du Fais, who have returned
from New York TO their Everett stree;
cottage; Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius II.
Tangeman. who are occuying the Shedd
cottage Miss Helen o. Brice, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dudley Davis. Mr.. f. Pennington
Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. An
drews. Miss Dorman Hunter Weaver
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller.
Mrs. Corcoran to give Musicale
Mr. and Mrs. George Eustls Corcoran
of New York and Washington have ar
rived and are occupying their Narragan-
sett avenue villa. They have two villas
here. both being always ready for oc-
cupancy. the other being In Bellevue
avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran re-
Gently have changed their names from
George Peabody Eustis. She is an a.
arranging musicale for her friends al
which she will he assisted by Mrs. James
J. Rooney. soprano.
An engagement OF interest In army
and navy circles which has been an
nounced Is that of Miss Nancy King.
daughter OF Col. Edward L. King. U. s.
A.. and Mrs. King. to Lieut.. Charles
Lee Andrews, Jr.. u. s. N. Col King
Is taking the course at the War College
and has house in Ayrault street.
Lieut. Andrews is attached TO the o. 8
S. North Dakota.
The Newport station Of the New York
Yacht Club is again open, with Commo.
dore Arthur Curtiss James as the chatr-
! man OF the house committee, The
auxiliary bark Aloha. belonging to Mr.
James. Is now In port. Other yachts
visiting Newport this week were the
steam yacht Halcyon. Mr.. d. w. Flint
the steam yacht Narada. Mr.. Henry
Walters the schooner yacht Taormina.
Mr.. william G. Eaton the power yacn,
Hybiscus, Mr.. Michael NJ. Van Beuren.
and the sloop yacht Sally Ann, Mr..
Spencer Borden
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer have
made q gift to the Art Association OF
several beautiful and valuable objects
Of Italian Renaissance art
Representative Calvin d. Paige OF
Massachusetts, and Mrs. Paige have
ended visit with Commander and Mrs
Norman r. Mclean at the training sta.
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Napoleon Bona.
parte have returned to New York after
few days at the Muenchinger King
They will spend the summer al
| Southampton.
Mrs. Robert Grosvenor and Mrs. Dan.
iel Jones we're the first women bather,
OF the summer at Balley's Beach lh!,
week.
Mrs. Arthur y. Emmons has returned
from New York and Joined MIR. Emmon,
at their Gibbs avenue cottage.