The New York herald., 1922-06-04

Mrs. j. H. McCo0n
and HerDaughters
Y to Join Seagoers
Miss Margaret Power Also Co.
!. ing Abroad-Society Open
r. .,:'... !. ing Country Places.

r( RAvEL to Europe Of men and
women of society is increasing
daily. Each outgoing steam
ship last week sailed with its cabin
flied with tourists, who will spend the
summer visiting places of interest.
Many others have booked passage for
this week. Among them will be Mrs.
James Henry McCoon and her two
daughters, the Misses Edith and Caro-
lyn Frances McCoon, who will sail on
Saturday. They will be abroad until
October and will travel in England,
France and Switzerland.
~
sa Miss Margaret Power of 1041 Fifth
avenue is arranging to start Tor Eu-
rope on June 26. She will be accom-
panied by her aunt, Mrs. Peter Lar
son
Mrs. Stuart Hanna and the Misses
Hanna of $50 Park avenue sailed on
Wednesday for France. They VIII re-
main abroad until October.
- Mr.. and Mrs. James Marshall and
their daughter, Miss Eleanor Marshall.
will sail for Europe the latter part OF
this month. They will so to England
I'd visit another daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Marshall, who Is an Oxford stu
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady,
who are at their place at Sands Point
L. l.. will sail soon for Europe for the
summer.
Mr. Charles Lagemann Of I West
seventy-second street. accompanied by
his SON. Mr. Walter Lagemann, sailed
Tuesday, They will pass the summer
in London and on the Continent
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Graham Miles as
usual will pass the summer at their
plaee on Wellesley Island in the Thou
sand Islands
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Shotwell
early this month will 20 to their place
at Oak Island, of Long Island. for the
summer.
Mrs. Samuel ]. Keyser Of 300 Park
avenue has gone to Atlantic City. where
she will remain until about the middle
of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonidas Dennis have
returned to New York after trip
aroyind the world. lasting nearly a
year, They are stopping at the Hotel
Brttol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wood OF 1l6
East Fifty-third street passed Memorial
Dsy in Stockbridge, Mass. They re-
Gently returned from Europe. where
they spent several months.
"Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Wonham m
have closed their residence. 81 East
iFifty-eighth street. and gone to their
summer place at Rye. n. Y.
Miss Esther Huger. daughter OF Mrs.
Theodore Reese of 1923 Madison avenue.
wifi pass part of the summer with her
Brother. Mr.. Daniel z. Huger. who lives
IA Paris.
sGi0va4
= Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Trenton Harte.
who were married on Tuesday. will live
at the Hotel Clarendon, where they will
sheO at home after July l. Mrs. Harte
was Miss Renee c. Seligman. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Seligman.
naMr. and Mrs w Langdon Hayden of
i65 West Fifty-ffth street VIII open
'Yhefr cottage on Hayden Island In the
st.eLawrence in about fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham Parsons,
Who are at Bonnie Brae. their place In
stockbridge, have been entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Barnard and Mr..
Arthur Lispenard Doremus.
wCol. and Mrs. Willis 8. Paine OF the
Eotel Plaza have gone to Briarclin
Lodge for the month of June.
M Mrs. william B. Hornblower has
leased tfne Charles II. Wilson villa In
Prttsfield, Mass. for the season. She Is
nj present at the Maplewood Hotel un-
Ell she takes possession of the Wilson
house.
Mrs. Thomas Fenton TAYLOR and her
Aeuphter. Miss Margaret Taylor OF 130
East sixty-eeventh street, last week
went to their place on Club Island. In
he-Thousand Islands.
q. The Misses Marie and Helen Martin.
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Martin
lSf davenport Neck, New Rochelle. who
have been in Europe since last fall,
called for New York yesterday on board
{ne Auuitania. Miss Helen Martin has
been at the Payen School in Paris and
her sister mas Dectl lTdNtih6 sAONSH
Italy, Germany and France.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Sherman,
who were married on May 25 In Grace
rhurch. have gone abroad for the sum-
rner. On their return in the autumn
fhey will live in Rye. N. Y. Mrs. Sher-
man was Mrs. Charles G. King and Is a
,sister of Mr.. Charles z. Brinley oi
Philadelphia.
y, The Misses Frances f. and Emma M.
Nash will pass the summer In Pittsheld,
Mass, where they have leased Prof.
ssamuel Fessenden Clarke's house In
ssouth street
:.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick s. Goodwin
shf 467 Central Park West sailed on
sTuesday on the Berengaria for England.
srhey will spend the entire summer
abroad Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin recently
returned from trip to the City OF
Mexico. where they have many friends
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Sirret or ZOE
West F1fty-seventh street, are spend
ing two weeks at Hot Springs. and on
ftheir return will go to East Hampton,
L. ]. for the summer.
y Mr.. Oscar Hugh de Boyedon. the well
Iknown sculptor. and Mrs. de Boyedor