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ford, now champion at Fort sill, Okla.
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WORKING GIRLS
LOOK HERE
Read What Mrs. Lucas Writes Con-
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The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Younger Set of
Staten Island at
Yachting Party
Miss Fannie Horn, Daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Z.
Horn, the Hostess.
PARTY was given last Saturday

A PARTY was given last Saturday
II night aboard the yacht sowned
\ by Mr.. and Mrs. William E.
Horn, which is anchored off thetGreat
Kills Yacht Club. Miss Fannie Horn
was the hostess Dinner was served
on board and afterward the party
motored to Oakwood Arms for dane
ing.
The guests included Misses Helen
Baezler. Agnes Lambert Thelma Ack-
erman, Grace Crystal, Edith Solomon,
Lulu Lambert and Isabel Kane. Mrs.
Thomas Gale. Messrs. Robert Ballin,
| Thomas McFadden. Charles Stutz.
Jack Alderman. Victor K1ang, Walter
Kane, Charles Mulligan, Frank Multi
gan and Ralph Harding.
District Attorney and Mrs. Joseph
A. Malloy of Haven Esplanade are
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of a daughter on Sunday.
dances are now being held at the
Cedar Grove Beach Club.
Mrs. William Nichols and Mrs. E.
L. Nichols of ST. Marks place have
gone to Dorchester for the summer.
| Miss Marjorie Bell, who was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dix at
Lake Mohawk. has returned home.
Mr. c. Minot Weld with his family is
at Point-o- Woods, Long Island.
Mrs E. H. Gould and her son. Dorance.
are spending month with friends In
Maine and Massachusetts.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Perry of st.
| Marks place, with their daughter, are
spending short time In Sullivan
county.
Mrs. Alfred NJ Sparks of Stuyvesant
| place entertained Mr.. John p. White
horn of Philadelphia early in the week.
Miss Marion Holyoke is at Ashfield
Mass.
| lily of Clifton will spend the summer at
| their farm in Connecticut.
Mr.. Webb Bell Of Manhattan spent
the weekend at the Richmond County
Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Forester of Pleas
ant Plains have been entertaining their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Forester of Philadelphia.
Justice and Mrs. +. S. Cannon and
children have gone to New Hampshire.
During their absence DR.. and Mrs. ].
Cannon of Washington, d. c., are oc-
cupying their home on Bard avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Handy and her daugh-
ter. Miss Edith Handy. have gone to
Lake Mohunk. where Miss Handy will
compete in the tennis tournament for
the Ulster county championship.
The wedding of Miss Lottie Elizabeth
Watson to Mr. Noel Ralph Michel took
place at Christ Church on Franklin
avenue last Saturday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Pascal Narrower. Mr.. Maurice Michel,
organist of Trinity Church. Lenox,
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A GRANDDAUGHTER of the late
| ~ Dean Eugene A. Hoffman. in
his day one of New York s
most prominent clergymen, Miss Mary
Elmendorf Watson, will become the
bride on Thursday of another eminent
divine. Marrying into the church is
almost a family tradition with her. for
she is the daughter of the late Rev. J.
Henry Watson and Mrs. Watson of 81
West Seventy fifth street. and a
granddaughter on her fathers side of
the late Rev. DIR. John l.. Watson Of
Boston.
The bridegroom, the Very Rev. Jack
son H. Randolph Ray, Is Dean of ST.
Matthew's Cathedral, Dallas, Tex, and
one OF his ushers is also a clergyman.
the Rev. w. o. Kinsolving, who will
serve with the brides brother, Mr.. Eu-
gene A. II. Watson. The best man will
be Mr.. Byrd d. Wise.
Miss Watson has chosen her cousin.
Miss Margaret F.. Hoffman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel VerplanclS
Hoffman, for her maid of honor and
only attendant at her wedding, which
will take place in st. Thomas's Church.
Late in the season as it is there will
be many notable members Of old New
York society present, as well as dis
tinguished clergymen from this and
other cities.
The ceremony will be performed by
the rector. the Rev. DIR. Ernest M.
Stires. and the Rev. Henry Lubbock.
The bride will be given away by her
brother. Major Henry l.. Watson.
There will be no reception.
Miss Watson's mother was Miss Susan
NJ. Hoffman. daughter of the late Dean
Hoffman. who was the head of tho
General Theological Seminary. Chelsea
Square. She Is related to some of the
old Knickerbocker families.
Much interest is centered in the we'd
ding of Miss Catherine IT. Wendell,
daughter Of the late Jacob Wendell. Jr.,
of this city. to Lord Porchester of Eng
land, which will be celebrated to-mor-
row in st. Margarets Church. London.
More than 700 invitations have been
issued for the wedding, which will be
attended by many Americans as well as
by those prominent In. English society,
for the bridegroom. who belongs to the
Seventh Queens Own Hussars. Is the
only son of the fifth Earl of Carnarvon.
Miss Wendell is well known in England.
where her mother and her family have
made their home since the death of Mr..
Wendell i'm New York in 1911
At her marriage Miss Wendell Will
be attended by Lady Evelyn Herbert,
Lady Diana King. Miss Derlanger and
| Miss Phllippa Wendell, her younger
| sister.
Miss Wendell's father was son OF
the late Jacob Wendell, well known
merchant OF this city. a brother OF
the late Prof. Barrett Wendell of Har-
ward. the late Evcrt Jansen Wendell
and the late Gordon Wendell
Another engagement in the family OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan j. OBrien has
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Weddings Here and Abroad Hold Interest

Just been Announced, that of their
daughter. Mrs. Maude O'Brien Butler.
to Mr.. Gerald Dempsey of Boston. The
engagement of Mrs. Buffers brother,
Kenneth OBrien. to Miss Katherine
Mackay elder daughter of Clarence III.
Mackay, preceded the other by few
days only. Mrs. Butler is the widow
of Pierce II. Butler. son of James
Butler Of this city. He died in the war.
Mr.. Dempsey is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Dempsey of 1873 Common
wealth avenue. Boston. He was COM
missioned Lieutenant in the army in
1917, and won the. cup Offered by Off
GERS at Plattsburg at jumping ex-
hibtion In that year The wedding will
probably take place in the autumn.
Announcement has been made by j.
Monroe Hewlett of Lawrence, l.. l.. of
the engagement of his daughter, Miss
Anglesea Hewlett, to George L. Abbot Of
Andover. Mass Miss Hewlett belongs to
the Junior League and is a sister of
Mrs. r. Buckrninster Fuller and Mrs.
Robert Page Burr. tMr. Abbot Is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Abbot of And
over. He was member Of the class of
1915 at Harvard, and during the war
served as First Lieutenant in the 301st
early in October.
The engagement of Miss Josephine
Cotton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Bell Cotton of 1000 Park avenue and
Duluth, to Hale Holden, Jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hale Holden of Chicago and
Black Point Conn. has Just been an
nounced. Miss Cotton was graduated
from the Westover School and belongs
to the Junior League. MIR. Holden was
graduated this year from Yale. His
father is president of the Chicago Bur-
lington and Quincy Railroad. Miss Cot
toms father Is corporation lawyer.
Mrs. George T. Files OF Portland. Me-,
has announced the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Helen Louise Files. to
Randolph +. Debevoise, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Foster Debevoiso of South Orange,
N. j. Miss Files is a graduate of the
Misses Masters School at Dobbs Ferry
and of Lasell Seminary at Auburndale.
Mass.
Mr.. Debevoise was graduated from
Williams College in 1917. and served in
France during the war as a captain in
the 311th Field Artillery. Seventy-ninth
Division.
The engagement OF Miss Hilda Mary
Hipkin to Charles Morton Stewart Sd.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Gustave L. Stewart
Of s29 Park avenue and Green Spring
Valley. Nd. has just been announced by
Miss Hipkins parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Herbert Hipkin. OF Norfolk.
England. During the war Miss Tipkin
served In the Royal Navy on the hospital
ship Shelah. Mr.. Stewart also saw SER
vice on the other side. He was a First
Lieutenant in the 10th Field Artillery.
He was graduated in 1917 from Yale
and Is member of the VOLTS Head
Society.
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but are now making their home here and
spending their winters at Palm Beach
The wedding will take place in the early
autumn. Mr.. Wallace Is n son of the
late James ". Wallace, who was presi-
dent OF the Central Union Trust Com
pany. He belongs to the Union. Racquet
and Metropolitan clubs. and resides at
the Metropolitan.
Mrs Thornton Floyd Turner of this
city and Hill Farm Lodge. North Ben
nington, VT, has announced the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Park Turner, to Lawrence B. Romaine,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Romaine
of Headley road Morristown, n. J. Miss
Turner Is the daughter of the late Rev.
r.. +. Turner. The engagement of her
brother, Herbert T. Turner. to Miss Eta
IL. Cannon of Newark, n. j.. was re-
Gently announced. Mr.. Romaine was
graduated from Williams College. Nc
date has been set for the wedding.
Announcement has been made by Mr.
and Mrs. James Spur Whitman of 125
East Fifty-seventh street and Central
Valley, N. Y, of the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Marian Floyd Whitman
to Lieut.. Thomas Milton McLamore OF
Shreveport, La. He is now stationed al
Port Benning, Ga.
Miss Marjorie Campbell. one of the
popular members of the Junior League
has become engaged to Charles Gillei
Stradella. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm
Henry Stradella Of North Tonawanda.
N. Y. The announcement has just been
made by Miss Campbcll's parents, DR..
ard Mrs. Donald Malcolm Campbell OF
Detroit. Miss Campbell has many
friends In New York. as she attended
Rosemary Hall School at Greenwich,
Conn. Mr.. Stradella was graduated in
1919 from Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowly lie Huray Of Sum-
nit, n. J.. have announced the engage.
ment of their daughter. Miss Claire De
Huray, to Roger Jones. He Is the sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Roger Jones
also OF Summit.
The engagement of Miss Sidney Ran.
dali Webb to Walter f. Chappell. sor
of the late Or. and Mrs Walter f. Chap
pell Of this city. has just been announced
by her mother. Mrs. John S. Webb oil
Washington. D. c. Miss Webb, who
was introduced to society last winter. Is
a granddaughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs
Hayward M. Hutchinson OF Washington
Mr.. Chappell was graduated from Prince
ton in 1920. He served two years over
seas and is now in Washington studying
for the diplomatic service.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Raymond Bunker
OF Yonkers announce the engagement o.
their daughter, Miss Katherine Bunker
to Andrew Leid Butler. He Is the sor
OF Mrs. George Prentiss Butler, also o.
Yonkers.
The engagement of Miss Gertrude
Louise Low to w. Irving Clayton Is an
nounced by her parents. DR.. and Mrs
Charles r. Low of Bellport, l.. /. Mr.
| Clayton Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Srnest s. Clayton Of this city. He served
overseas during the war and Is Cap
tain of the Seventh Regiment.
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BOROUGS IN WIDELY SCATTERED PLACES

Mass. an uncle OF the bridegroom, pre-
sided at the organ.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Watson OF 234 st. Mark $
place. Mr.. Michel is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Michel of Delafield
avenue. Miss Winifred Watson. the
brides sister, was maid of honor. The
Misses Dorothy Schmidt and Evelyn
Burton were the bridesmaids. Virginia
Jump was flower girl. Mr.. James C..
Michel, brother of the bridegroom was
best man. The ushers were Messrs.
Lawrence Hiilyer. Jack Love, Rae Eg-
bert and Philip A. Michel. A reception
was held at the home of the bride. The
couple started for their wedding trip in
Boston.
A round robin handicap tournament
was held at the Staten Island Ladies
Club at the Cricket Club grounds last
Friday afternoon. Miss Maude Walker
was the winner. The other players
were Misses Mildred Walker. Edith
Handy, Mollie Eccleston. katherine Xii
duff and Helen Crocheron, Mrs. Halo
way and Mrs. Harold O'Conner. Among
the spectators were Misses Madeline Lea,
Anita Allen, Helena Walker and Esther
Scott. Mrs. Eric King, Mrs. /. Cryder
Lea, Mrs. Frederick Palmer, Mrs. Lowe
Mckee, Mrs. T. M. Logan. Mrs. Olivep
Johnson, Ralph Arnold and Miss Sparks.
Mrs. Cleaver Brown presided at the tea
table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri @. De Nell will
spend the summer at their place at Mar
ragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Garrett. Jr.,
end family of the Country Club colony
have gone to Great dsland Hayanis in
Massachusetts.
Mr.. Francis A. Cundill Of Emerson
,Hill Is camping on the Saguenay River.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Barton are the
guests OF Col. and Mrs. Albert Blunt In
Twilight Park. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Barton will go to their camp In the
Canadian woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Loines Of Dom
gan Hills are at Martha's Vineyard.
Mr.. Robert c. Stanley is in Canada
fishing.
Mrs. Harry Cunliffe, with her son,
Harry Cunliffe. and Miss Margaret Lane
have gone to the Thousand Islands.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Vidal OF Bard
avenue had as their guests for a few
days Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Vidal OF Mont
clair. N. j.
Mrs. Edward Munns OF Fort Wads-
worth Is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
James Barton Edwards, at Point Pleas
ant, n. ].
Miss Janet Brodie of westerleigh is
ir Washington. D. c..
Judge J. Harry Tiernan and his fam
lily soon will occupy their bungalow at
Cedar Grove Beach.
Miss Edith wanier OF Tottenville has
returned from Lake Champlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Haydock OF
Arrochar are on a motor trip through
Lake George. Lake Champlain and the
White Mountains. With them are Mrs
Albert Decker and Miss Elizabeth Lock
wood.
Mrs George II. Gunther of For
Wadsworth has as her guest her sister
Mrs. Allen u. Rodman of st. Louis. Mo
! Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. De Jonge of Gras
mere have gone to Rochester. N. Y, fol-
several weeks.
Mrs. James Laing Of Amboy road has
returned from Montreal. Quebec.
Miss Edna Allen Of Fort Wadswortf
Is at Hafnes Falls for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Alfred Errington OF
Clifton are at their bungalow on Cedar
Grove Beach.
| Mrs. ]. Harry Alexandra Is at hel
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country place. Shore Acres. on the Mar
rows.
Mrs. Henry T. Boody is with friends
In Connecticut
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibbons Of West
Brighton left on Monday for a motor
trip through Quebec.
Miss Helen Rague is in Chicago ~
the guest Of relatives.
! Miss Mildred L. McCallurn OF Totem
vile has gone 10 Elkstand. Pa.
! Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Braisted and
Mrs. Charles Whitaker are motoring to
the Thousand Islands
Mr.. and Mrs. George vollrner Of Tot
tenville entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
MARITIME of Orange, ~ j. last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kaufman OF Bard
avenue have their daughter. Mrs. John
Pendleton. and her son. Herbert Pendie-
ton. of Bradford. Pa. with them.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Hastings OF
Fort Wadsworth are at Bayshore l.. 7.
Mrs Thomas McAllister of Brooklyn has
/ taken their Staten Island residence dur
Ing their absence.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Eadie ana Mrs.
j. ID. Dubois OF st. George have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Rianhard,
who are at their place in Cape Cod.
Mass, have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ Shaw of Manor road.
Mrs. J. Mortimer Vanderbilt of
Westerleigh is a. Greenville. the Cat
skills. Miss Amy Vanderbilt Is at Cedar
Grove Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Thomen are at
Buck Hill Falls. Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Sprague and
Dr. and Mrs. II. v. Mccormack of Tot
tenville are at Ocean Grove, ". j.
Mrs. Adelaide P. Smith has returned
from the Convention of Women's Clubs
at Chatauqua. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. william C. Orton and
Miss Stella Orton of st. George are at
/ Moon Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bloodgood Of
| Red Bank. y. J., are the guests of Mrs.
! William Burnside of West New Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. David J. Gould have
gone to Great Darlington Mass.
Mrs. Darwin L. Bardwell Is entertain
ing her sister, Miss Rabb of Cham
! paigne, III.
Mrs. NJ. W. Gaines is at wapipi. Pat
ten, Me.
Mrs. w. H Strang and Miss Ruth
Strang of Stapleton Heights are at Lake
Mahopac
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lynch of Fort
Wadsworth are the guesrs or Mrs.
Thomas Doyle at Kingston on the Hud-
son.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward A. Port OF
Stapleton are motoring through the New
England States and Canada.
Miss Barbara Brown of the Country
Club colony and Miss Betty Stettinius,
formerly Of Staten Island, were the
guests of friends in Pittsburgh last
week.
pIrs. Francis Cundill of stapleton Is at
Murray Bay. pA
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Winter. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. James Malloy.
motored to Ocean Grove for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Palmer OF
West New Brighton are at Twin Lakes,
Pike county, Pa.
The engagement of Miss Eva Bishop.
daughter Of Mrs. Eva Bishop OF Cary
avenue. TO Mr.. Reese B. Cole of Dongan
street has been announced.
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Miss Constance Peabody has Joined
her stepfather and mother Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Kinaird Tod. at Narragansett
Pier. who are there for the season.
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Mrs. Edward u. Mosley has returned
to her home 1898 Fifth avenue. from a
months stay at jamestown, n. I.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

Dr. Charles Adams Holder left last
week for Vancouver, from where he
will sail to China. He will be gone un-
til october. DIR. and Mrs. Holder spent
the early part OF the summer at Daisy
fields. their villa In Southampton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Foster OF 50 West
Fifty-fifth street. have gone to Pelham
Manor. where they have taken house
for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dierks OF this
city have announced the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Rachel Dierks, to
James N. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. Derks
formerly resided in Kansas City, Mo-.
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Mrs. Richard Mott Dyer has sailed for
France to spend three months with her
son. Mr.. Richard IT. Dyer. at Montigny.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cluthe of $40
West Eighty-slxth street, left last week
for Saranac Inn in the Adirondacks.
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Mrs. Harry r. Gabay of 57i West End
avenue. has gone abroad for the sum-
mer. She will travel through France.
Germany. Switzerland and Italy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Abrsm de Ronde of New
York and Englewood. N. J.. are spend
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ing the summer at Brook Lodge, at
Westport OH Lake Champlain.
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Barr at her country home I'm New
1psw.cn. N. II. In August Mr.. and Mrs.
Humphreys and family will go to South
ampton. where they have taken cot
tage for the rest of the season.
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DR. and Mrs. Willy Meyer and their
daughter have gone to their summer
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DR.. Emily Kinsman OF 446 Park ave-
nue. Is spending the summer at Bryd-
cliff, Woodstock. VT. where she will be
Joined later by Mary Macrae White, q
noted Scotch landscape painter.
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Mrs Edwin G. Jameson Ia spending
the summer al southampton and Is oc-
cupyIng Mrs. Ncwbold Edgar's villa.
which she has leased Tor the season.
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Mrs. Frank p. Frazier and her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Frank ID. Frazier. have
returned from Europe. where they spent
the early season. and have gone to West
Manchester. Mass. Tor the remainder
of the summer.
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home on Green Island. Lake George.
where they will remain until the au-
tumn. DR.. Meyer is on the staff OF the
Lenox Hill Hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Hastings OF
Fort Wadsworth are at Bayshore L. 7.
Mrs. Thomas McAllister of Brooklyn has
taken their Staten Island residence dur
Ing their absence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Eadie ana Mrs.
j. ID. Dubois of st. George have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kaufman OF Bard
avenue have their daughter. Mrs. John
Pendleton. and her son. Herbert Pendle-
ton, of Bradford. Pa, with them
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Mrs. Arthur p. Twombly has left &c
st. Regis. where she has beer stopping.
and has gons tc the White Mountains
for the remainder of the summer
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Rianhard,
who are at their place in Cape Cod.
Mass, have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Shaw of Manor road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Vollrner Of Tot
tenville entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
MARITIME OF Orange, ~. j.. last week.
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Another engagement in the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan J. OBrien has
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis l.. Clarke have
returned to their home. 99S Fifth ave-
nue.. from Southampton, where they
spent the week end as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan j. O'Brien at Villa Mile
Fiori. in Shinnccock Hills.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George c. McMurtry,
who have been at the Hotel Lorraine.
left there Tuesday for Bar Harbor. Me-.
where they will remain three weeks.
They made the trip by automobile.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dierks will
spend the remainder of the summer at
Southampton. having leased Windy
mere, the DE Lancey Nicoll cottage.
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Mr. and Mrs John NJ Brafsted and
Mrs. Charles Whitaker are motoring to
the Thousand Islands.
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Mrs. Langdon Humphreys Is visiting
her mother. Mrs. James Cummings
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Harmon w. Hendricks. accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Heye. left
last week for the West. They will spend
the summer on the Pacific coast.
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Mr.. and Mrs Andrew NJ. Sprague and
Dr. and Mrs. II. " Mccormack of Tot
tenville are at Ocean Grove, ". J.
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Mrs. J. Mortimer Vanderbilt of
Westerleigh is at Greenville, the Cat
skills. Miss Amy Vanderbilt Is at Cedar
Grove Beach.
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Miss Helen Rague is in Chicago as
the guest of relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Thomen are at
Buck Hill Falls. Pa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibbons of West
Brighton left on Monday for a motor
trip through Quebec.
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The engagement of Miss Gertrude
Louise Low to w. Irving Clayton Is an
nounced by her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Low of Bellport, l.. I. Mr..
Clayton Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Srnest s. Clayton of this city. He served
overseas during the war and Is Cap
tain of the Seventh Regiment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Eaton and
their daughter, Miss Isabel Eaton, of 100
West Fifty-ninth street, are spending
July at the American Yacht Club at
Miller's Point. Rye, N. Y.
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Miss Mildred L. McCallum OF Totem
vile has gone 20 Elkstand. Pa.