The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Ships Sailing and
Incoming CROWDED.
With americans
DR.. and Mrs. George L. Brod-
head and Miss Brodhead
Among the Seagoers.


them after a few weeks on the Cont
nent will go over to Scotland In tim
Tor the grouse and deer season, which
opens the middle Of August.
Or. and Mrs. George L. Brodhead ans
Miss Katherine Brodhead Of so Yves
Forty-eighth street sail on Saturday OF
abroad until the latter part Of Septem
ber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson Smith
who have been at their villa in Stock
bridge, Mass, most Of the season, will
sail on Wednesday. They will be &C
companied by their daughter, Mrs
Lyman Beecher Stowe, and Mrs. Smith!
brother. Count Vincent de Wierzwicki
Mr.. Stowe will join them in September
in London. Before returning in October
they will make a trip through France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Nichols o
$50 Park avenue, accompanied by Mis-.
Kathleen Nichols and Mr. Charles w
Nichols. Jr, will be among those sailing
on Tuesday on the Aquitania. They will
visit England, Belgium. Switzerland anc
France, returning to New York in the
her studies at the Spence School, where
she Is member of the junior class.
Mrs. Hastings Arnold came from he,
country home in Smithtown, l.. l., las
week and spent several days at the
Hotel Lorraine. Among others ther,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B. Johnson, who
came from Applewood, their countr,
place at Bennington, VT. Mr.. and Mrs
]. N. Mcdonald Of Deal, N. j.; Mr.. ant
Mrs. N. I. Schermerhorn Of Schenectady
n. T., and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Charles
Thomson Of New Britain, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. de Merca do
who went to Australia for their honey.
moon. are sailing for home on Angus,
"a and on their return will live in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Van Riper o,
40 West End avenue left yesterday
Tor Carleton Club, Carleton Lake, N
II They were accompanied by theii
daughter, Miss Florence Van Riper
and their son. Mr.. Kenneth Van Ripper
who recently returned from Princeton
They are making the trip by automo-
Ole by way Of Breton Woods.
Mrs. Horatio Nelson Of 7 Lexington
avenue sailed yesterday on board the
Majestic for Europe to remain until
october. On her retrun to New York
IN the fall she will occupy an apartment
at 907 Fifth avenue.
Mr.. D. Parker Handy Of the National
City Bank and Mrs. Handy, who went
abroad some time ago, are making q
motor trip through the chateau country
of France.
Miss Virginia L. Alexandra. who has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. J. Henry
Alexandra at Glen Head, l.. L.. will
ieave this week for Saratoga Springs to
Join her sister, Mrs. Samuel Adams
Clark. 'i
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard 8. Brown have
arranged to sail for Europe on Tues
day They will remain abroad until
autumn.
Mrs. Simon Flexner will sail for
europe early next month. DR.. and Mrs.
rlexner have been spending the sum
mer at Chocorua in the White Noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manton b. Metcalf who
nave been cruising aboard their yacht.
VIII go TO southampton early In Au-
gust. and during their stay there vii,
be at the Meadow Club.
Pr. and Mrs. Harold Ruckman Mix
sell OF 161 East Sixty-fourth street
were among those sailing for Eurone
last week. They will be abroad several
weeks.
Mrs. Andrew Shiland of Cedarhurst
-, - - mas gone to the Adirondacks to
visit her father, Mr. William w. Nc
Alpin, at his camp on Spitfire Lake
MRS. Allan Bakewell has opened her
cottage on Grindstone Island in the
Thousand Islands and will remain there
until late In the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley Of Con-
vent, ~ j.. have taken the German cot
tage at West Manchester for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Prof. Edwin r. A. Seligman OF Co
lun1bia University, with Mrs. Selirnan
and their daughter. Miss Hazel SeIir-
man. Will go soon to Montreal. where
they Will join friends for a motor trip
through Canada. Prof. and Mrs SeIir
man have been spending the summer at
their camp in the Adirondacks. to which
they will return after their Canadian
trip.
LII. <ieAdnuer Ia Ward will 1Oin Mrs
Ward and their son in August In the
Adirondacks.
Miss r. A. Polhemus, who IL at pres-
ent at her place In Ridgefield. Conn.
VIII spend August at Paul Smiths
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T.. MacCorl<le
who have been spending the summer nj
Garden City. will leave In a few days
for California to remain until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bridgman. who
have been Mt Fox Hill. their place in
Norfolk. Conn, sailed yesterday on
board the Majestic for visit to Eng
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Van Brunt
have gone to the Adirondacks to remain
until September. when they will return
TO their sottsge at East Hampton for
the fall.
Mrs. Frederick r. Babcock Of 900
PasN avenus Is visiting Mrs. G. M.
Hewitt at the latter's summer home at
Manchester by the Sea-
Mrs. ID. G. Arnold and her children
have gone to New London. Conn, where
they have taken a cottage. Mr. Arnold
Is In Europe.
~. A. L. Mamm of London, England,
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