The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-20

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many men and women OF So
ciety. especially the newly
married couples. some Of whom make
bnly flying trip, a brief honeymoon
ht some of the famous spas, while
pthers devote several months travel
Ing on the Continent, visiting the bat
tlenelds and other places Of interest.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfredo Gonzales
Prada, who were married last week in
st. Bartholomews Church. will sail on
"Wednesday on the Paris for France.
They will remain abroad until the lat
ter part of December, when they will
return to Washington and he will take
up his duties as First Secretary of the
Peruvian Embassy. Mrs. Prada was
Miss Elizabeth Anne Howe. daughter
of Mrs Emerson Howe of Washington
and New York, and who will accom-
pany her daughter and new son-in-
law abroad. DIR. Prada, who was born
II Paris thirty years ago, is a son of
Or. Gonzales Prada, who is regarded
as Perus most representative author.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Dale Condit. who
We're married on Wednesday in the
Smith College Club at 233 East Seven
teenth street. will sail on Saturday for
Europe en- route to India, where he Is
connected with the Whitehall Petroleum
Company, Ltd. of London, of which Lo.d
Cowdray Is the executive head. Mrs.
Condit was Miss Anne E. Howell, daugh-
ter of the late Edwin E. Howell. She
was graduated from Smith College in
1918. Mr.. Condit is a son Of the late
Daniel Condit of Columbus, Ohio, and
in 1911. The couple will make their
home in Calcutta.
Capt. Russell Lloyd Jones and Mrs.
Jones. who were married on Wednesday
at her home in Garden City. sailed yes
terday on the Homeric for England.
Capt. Jones is a veteran of the Aus
tralian contingent of the British forces
OF the world war, and Is well known in
this country as an amateur horsema1
and polo player. Mrs. Jones was Mrs.
Leila Morris Clarke. daughter Of Mrs.
Frederick p. Morris and widow Of Fred
erick Preston Clarke Of Garden City.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Phelps
Jennings. who were married IN Christ
Church. Botxen-Griec. Tyrol. Italy. on
July Oh IcLurH 70 tutb CO tQoy Will
make their homo at Twin Brook Farm.
his country place at Mtchdeld, Conn.
Mrs Jennings was Miss Margaret Hunt
ington Trumbul1. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Trumbull Of Litclnneld and
New York. Mr.. jennings Is son OF
Mrs. Frederic B. Jennings of 100 East
Seventy-eecond street and Bennington,
VT. His father died several years ago.
He Is a brother of Mr. Frederic B. Jen-
r r ~
Mrs. George Orvis arrived last week
from Manchester. VT. where she is
spending the summer. and was at the
Hotel Lorraine for few days. Among
others at that hotel during the week
are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F1orens Ri
vinus OF Philadelphia, Mrs. Richard X.
La Blond Of Cincinnati. Mrs. c. c. Park
of Santa Barbara, Cal. Mr. Landon
Cobb Parsons of Albany. N. Y. and Mrs.
Henry La Barre Jayne Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. McCadden, IT.,
who have been staying at the Belleclaire,
have taken an apartment at 10 Central
Park West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Henderson.
who are at Skagway, Alaska. after trip
through the Canadian Rockies will re-
Ut
L. J., in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Upper and fam
fly have gone to Lake Placid, where
they are the guests of his brother and
sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Lip
per, at their camp.
Mrs. M. Lawrence Keene with parry
of friends Ia motoring through the
White Mountaina
Mr.. and Mrs.. 8. Mallet-Prevost have
gone TO their place in the White Noun
tains near jackson. Their son-in-la w
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Orn-
stein. are with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel w. Poore, who are
Mt their summer home at Bethlehem, N.
H. will not return to New York until
late In the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton Gary have re-
turned to their home In Washington,
d. c., after spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dierks at WINDY
mere. their place at Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving r Bush and
family have gone to White Sulphur
Springs to remain until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Matthews Faust
OF las East Fifty-third street have gone
TO Dark Harbor, Me-, to remain until
early In September.
DR.. George e. Davis. who recently
went abroad for the International Oto-
logical Congress, has left Paris win
Mrs. Davis for tour OF the Continent
and England.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick 8. Goodwin,
who went abroad early in the summer,
have left London, where they have been
for some weeks for Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert II. Montague ara
spending the summer at Seal Harbor.
Me. Mrs. Montague Is vice-chairman OF
the American Committee for Devastated
France.
Mrs. ID. c. Arnold. who recently re-
turned from Europe, has Joined her
family at their Eastern Point home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sailing w. Baruch and
their sons. Donald and Sailing Baruch.
Jr, are spending the summer at Paul
Smiths In the Adrondacks.
Mrs. James Henry Parker, who re-
Gently returned from Europe, will spend
-. a. Al L..