New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
he Lands Where the Vacation Clans Will Gather

taken the Log House. owned nv ,,,,,
and will take possession later in tbc
month. ia '"e
Mrs. George G. De Witt came Mo,d,~
from New York and has onened he,
house on Dune Road for ths 600,
Also Miss Zella de Milhau. tho a,,,s,
~ ~ het summer cottage, Shingletop.
ln .he Art village. Her niece, Miss
ee Miihau, Is visiting her az present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r.. Clsfin
Are at Their Summer Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. CiaAln sro
az their summer home on Shinnecoek
mus ior the season. Mrs. Robert Pot.
yer brese came last week and is nt
her cottage on Shinneeock Hills for the
summer. Also Mrs. Henry A. Robbins
has opened Asher House on Main
street on Agawam Lake. Mrs. Robcrt
waller IS az her cottage, Vyne-Croft.
Or. and Mrs. Walter l. Niles have
taken Tor the season the cottage Of
Miss a. A. Smith IN the Art Village.
Mrs. Edward de Rose came there last
week and IS occupying FOR the season
Nes'over, her cottage on Halsoy Neck
Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele will
come from Westbury the latter part
or this month 20 occupy their home
on Main Street Mrs Chester Girls
void and Mrs. Le Grand c. Criswold
and the latter's children are here and
arc occupying their cottage, Cross
ways. for the sumner.
Nr. Clarence Macksy has not yet de-
cidcd on taking a house here for the
ing over some OF The most desirable
places, but as yet nothing has been
decided
Mr.. Henry 7. Sloane. with his grand
daughters, tho children Of his son-in-
law and daughter. Baron and Baroness
Amsury de la Grange. are here for the
summer, having taken Penrhyn, the
Hornblower estate, for the season.
The several hotels here, Of which the
Irving is the Oldest and largest, have
every reason 70 believe that this will
be ono Of the most successful seasons
that they have had for several years
The advance bookings for the months
OF July and August and into the early
autumn are heavier than usual az this
time and the visitors began 20 arrive
the latter part Of May.
Mrs. Newbold Edgar came from her
home in New York the first Of this
month and will remain az the Irving
until late in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby ". Sharp,
with her daughter. Miss Betty Sharp,
and Mr and Mrs. William II. Barnum
and their daughter. Miss Harriet Bar
mum, we're here this week for few
days, leaving the young women with
their governesses. and will return later
IN the month for the season.
Mrs. James G. K. Lawrence and
daughter. Miss Eleanor Lawrence,
came this week 70 the Irving and will
remain until the FIRST OF August
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard W. Brooks,
who have been in Europe since their
marriage last autumn, we're here for
a few days and will open their sum-
mer home. wyndcote, on Wednesday
this week.
Mrs. Edwin ". Shields Arrives
From Kansas City With Son
Mrs. Edwin ". Shields, with her son,
Mr. Richard Shields. came from Kan
sas City for a few days TO look after
the renting Of their summer home on
Great Plains Road while they will pass
the summer abroad.
Mrs. Theodore Mcneil and her
daughter. Miss Eleanor Mcneil, we're
az the Irving for several days this
week prior 70 opening their home on
Shinneeoek Hills for the season. where
they will later be Joined by Mr.. Mcneil.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Chauncey Nc
Keever and Miss McKeever and Mr.
and Mrs. Herman D. Kountz we're here
for the week end, as also were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fal de St. Phalle. Of New York,
the latter having rented for the sea-
son the cottage Glover Top o. Mrs.
Alfred Nelson. Mr.. Hermann Oelriehs
jr. was in town for a few days this
week. coming for golf on the course OF
( the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
/ Mr. AMI Mrs. Goodhue Livingston
and their daughter. Miss Cornelia Liv-
/ ingston, who have been occupying
/ their sumner home for the past two
weeks. will entertain a house party this
/ coming week and their home will be
the scene OF many pleasant parties dur
ing the summer months.
Mrs. Robert ". Thompson Is improv-
ing rapidly from her recent illness
which developed while on board their
Yacht. The Everglades, and sits UP each
dav for several hours Their daugh.
ter. Mrs. Stephen II. P. Pell, will ar
rive on June Il 70 occupy her cottage
Cherisol. adjoining the Thompson sum
mer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles n. Sabin have
opened Bsyberryland, their summer
home here, but only come down for the
week-ends at present when they have
parties Of friends for few days This
will be their plan for the summer and
they are not likely 10 be here but foI
a part Of each week.