The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Society Closing
City Houses for
Summer Season
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan w.
Daboll Open 'Hermosa' at
Glen Cove, L. I.

members are returning from
Europe after few months tour of
the continent. others are sailing for a
summer abroad
While Sulphur and Hot Springs still
continue to be attractive to many,
especially bridal couples. for there is
large colony of them there enjoying
the picturesque drives and golf course !;
while others are returning from there
and after a few weeks in New York
Will go to their country houses for
the summer Indeed number of prom
inent families already have closed
their homes in the city and opened
their country places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel r. Guernsey,
who recently returned from a trip to
Washington, have closed their house,
125 East Seventy second street. and
opened their summer home at Green
wich, Conn. They will remain there
until late in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Morgan w. Daboll
have closed their apartment, $50 Park
avenue, and opened Hermosa, their
the season.
Miss Alma Belwin Of IA Central Park
West sailed on Tuesday on the Aqui-
tania for Europe. She will Join her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Boyd. in Paris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd. who formerly lived at 200 West
Fifty-eighth street for the last year
have been abroad. They spent the
,;,tA~ ID 90 10 ~ nd
made a trip to Italy before going to
Paris
Miss Portia Willis of 452 Riveside
Drive, who went New York dele
gate to the Pan-American Conference
and League of Women Voters. held
recently at Baltimore. has gone to
Washington for a visit before returning
to her home here. Miss Willis Is u
daughter Of the late Col. B. A. Willis,
former member Of Congress. and is a
niece Of Mrs. Cortlandt Schuyler Van
Rensselaer,
Mr.. and Mrs George Theron Slade
and their daughter Miss Georgiana NJ.
Slade. are due TO arrive from Europe
on Tuesday. They went abroad the
latter part Of February and have mo-
tored through France and Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs Parker Newton were
among those sailing last week for Eu-
rope. They will motor through Italy
and Spain before going to England for
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Charles Mckay. accompanied by
her two children, Miss Anne Frances
Mckay and William Cuthbert Mckay.
sailed last week for an extended stay
IN England. Mrs. Mckay will visit Sir
Henry and Lady White-Smith at Win
terbourne.
DR.. John A. Victor has gone to Hot
Springs to join Mrs. Victor. who has
been there for several days.
The New York State Chapter Inter-
national Federation of Catholic Alumnae.
gave a card party on Thursday after
noon at the Waldorf-Astoria in order
that its activities in the furtherance OF
Catholic interests be maintained and de-
yeloped. The prizes were articles made
bv the blind as one of the many works
of the Federation is the transcriping OF
books for the blind according to the
Braille method. All the alumnae asso-
Citations throughout the State helped to
make the affair a success.
Mr. and Mrs Branch Price Kerfoot,
who were married on April rs, have
gone to Hot Springs on their wedding
trim Mrs Kerfoot was Miss Henrietta
McB. Bartlett daughter by former
marriage Of Mrs. Thomas Madison ray
lor of 46S Riverside Drive. On their re-
turn they will make their home in this
citv Mr. Kerfoot Is a member of the
law firm of Burroughs, Brown q ker-
foot.
The first In a series of affairs planned
by the members OF the board OF man
ayers for the Darragh Home Tor Grip
pied Children was an auction priuSg ~,
Wednesday afternoon at the Hotel
Plaza. 1t was in charge OF Mrs. A. M
Morris of 31O West Eightieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turnbull, their
daughter. Miss Jean Turnbull, and MISS
Mary Stewart OF Moss Park. Perthshire'
scotland, sailed on Tuesday on the Auui-
tania. Miss Stewart Is returning TO her
nome after a visit to the Turnbulls at
Braetop, their place In Morristown. N. j.
The Turnbulls will spend the summer
In Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs Cameron O'Day Mac
pherson of Rye. N. Y. left yesterday on
the Homerfc for Europe. They VIII
spend the greater part Of the summer In
England, going later to France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schaefer of Broad
lawn. Greenwich, Conn, spent several
days in the city last week. They stopped
at the Hotel Lorraine.
Mrs Everett Morss. accompanied by
Miss Helen Leake Reed. arrived last
week from Boston. Mass, and were at
the Lorraine for several days Among
others registered there last week were
Mrs. Hastings Arnold OF Sm!thtown.
u. l., and Mrs. Harry c. Thaycr OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy T. IT. Barnes sailed
Yesterday on the Homeric. They were
married a week ago in the Broadway
Tabernacle Mrs. Barnes was Mrs. Fern
welch, widow of Bradley Welch.
Dr. ana sfrs. Edward A. Schmalz.
VINO were recently r.cyried In st. Pat
ricl<'s Cathedral sailed last week for
n honeymoon abroad. Mrs, Schfnalz was
Miss Mary A. Lamb. daughter OF Mrs.
NJ McGovern Lamb.
Mrs. Charles ". Darlington. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. Pinkrey
Herbert at their cottage In Asheville.
N. c., for several weeks. has returned
TO her home.
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