The New York herald., 1922-03-31
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NE" hOnhs
Miss Belle Skinner gave dinner fer
fifteen last night
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Lowell have re-
turned from Boston to Carlton House.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert f. Strawaridge
OF Philadelphia are at the ST. Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton S. Burril viii
pass the summer in Jericho. L. /.
Mrs. Frank A. Otis gave a luncheon
yesterday at Delmonico's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. Jr Of
Washington, D. c., are at the Plaza.
DR.. George A. Dixon has returned
from a recent illness.
Miss Florence Loew. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Goadley Loew. will
sail for Europe or April is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Coppell will re-
turn from California early in April and
go to their house in Tenafly. y. J.
Mrs. Richard +. Wilson, MRS. rurr-
bull Oelrichs and Capt. francesca
Mario Guardabass We're among those II
! lurslieon at the Ambassador yesterday.
Mr.. John G. White. who recently arrived
from Caracas. where he Is attached to
tie American Legation. has Joined his
wife at the home of her mother Mrs.
r. Durham Moffat. Mr. White Is the
son OF Mr.. Henry White.
Mrs. James Henry Darlington and her
daughters, Mrs. j. Ellis Fisher Jr. ard
Miss Kate B. Darlington. have left Hot
Springs, Va. and are at the Chelsea,
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte gave
a luncheon yesterday at Pierre's. Among
her guests were Mrs. ]. Gibson Mllpin
and Mrs. ]. Herbert Claiborne.
Mrs. Charles Thaddeus Terry OF 50
East Eightieth street. has recalled In
vitations for a luncheon she was to give
April for Miss Edith Clark McCul-
Tough owing to the recent death OF q
relative of Miss Mccullough.
Count Laszlo Szechenyi gave a small
luncheon yesterday at the Avignon for
Prince Miguel de Braganza.
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt will close
her house in Sutton place tomorrow and
sail for Europe on board the olympic.
She will pass the summer at her house
ir. Paris.
Miss Eunice James daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. Walter &. James. will sail for
Europe in May to visit her aunt. Mrs
Brenton. in England.
Mr. -Junius S. Morgan, Jr.. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan, who Is
going to London to represent the Nor
gan banking interests for two years,
will sail tomorrow with Mrs Morgan
and their children on the Olympic.
Mrs. Asquith arrived at the Ambassa- :
dor Yesterday from Washington Will
her daughter. Princess Bibesco. and the
latter's children. They will sail Tues
day for England. Prince Bibesco, Ru-
nanian Minister. is detained IN WASH
ington by his diplomatic duties.
Mrs +. Warren Pearl Of Is Caven-
dish Square, London, will arrive here on
April with her two children, Stuart
Duncan and Warren w. Pearl, to join
her mother. Mrs. John Paterson Duncan.
at the Plaza. Mrs. Pearl Is sister OF
Mr. Stuart Duncan Of this city and
Newport.
There was meeting yesterday with
! Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie OF IL East
E;ghty-ninth street Of the sewing class
| IN aid OF the New York Nursery and
Child's Hospital. Among those who
have recently become members are Mrs.
William Barbour,S Mrs Henry w. dc
Forest, Mrs. William K. Iselin. Misses
Margaret and Emily Jackson, Mrs. w.
Denisan Hatch. Mrs. Isaac Mcconihe,
Mrs. Lewis Gouvern5ur Norris. Mrs.
Henry Phipps and Mrs. Henry $. Red
mond The final meeting will be held
with .ns. Frank S. Witt erbee, ffsth
| avenue April s.