The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-23
Little Season
Begins for Society
Still in the City
Mrs. d. j. Hcnnessy and Miss
Margaret Hennessy to Pass
Summer i'm Montana.

the rush of weddings and
town, society is widely scattered.
Many are bound for long holidays
tpat will take them to the Orient;
others 10 London for the season and a
visit to Paris beforehand, while many
are drifting home from the other side,
from Cuba, Florida and nearby re-
sorts to take part in New York's
little season" before going to Long
Island, Tuxedo and other fashionable
colonies where the usual spring gay
cites await them.
All the outgoing steamers are
crowded with tourists for the other
side, and when the Carmania sailed
last week for England, In addition to
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Miles, were
the Rev. Arthur Montford, Mrs.
Claude Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory
Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. George d. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. John
y. Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Sumner
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Mitchell.
Mrs. Daniel T. Hennessy and her
daughter. Miss Margaret Hennessy. of
'po aNtIlut, VIII lcdNc early III
June for Helena, Mont, to pass the
summer
Mrs. Fenton B. TurclS of IA East Fiji
ty-thrd street has returned from trip
to the West Indies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Y. Cordicr Of IA
West Fifty-ninth street. spent the Easter
holidays at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edwin Prescott Grosvenor of 1873
East Sixty-first street. gave dinner on
Monday for Miss Dorothy Wemple,
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. William Y.
Wemple. whose marriage to MIR. Herbert
Y. Magruder takes place on saturday in
Randall Memorial Church. Sailors Snug
1larbor. S. /.
DIR. and Mrs. John Dodge Peters spent
few days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard s. Kerner at Forkhurst Farm
in Great Darlington. Dr. and Mrs.
Peters will spend the summer in the
Berkshires
There will be tea and dance at the
Ritz-Carlton Hotel on Saturday for the
benefit of the allied Catholic colleges of
Mt. st. Vincent. New Rochelle Mary
mount Manhattan, Fordham, Cathedral
st'u lHe nOHOTdTy COIfl-
mittee for the event will include Mrs
Frederic Nelson, Mrs. Nicholas Murray
Butler. Mrs. James Cox Brady, Mrs
Andrew Dougherty. Mrs. John c. Agar
Mrs. Nicholas +. Brady. Mrs. L. Drexe
Dahlgren, Mrs. Michael Gavin. Mrs
Henry Forbes McCreery, Mrs. De Lancy
A. Kane. Mrs. John w. Mackay. Mrs
Henry w. Taft Miss Julia Ward. Mr.
George Ehret. Mr.. Clarence Mackay md
Mr. Jacob Rupert.
Harry AIdridge, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis A. Eldridge of Hampstead. l.. t.
spent several days last week at the Hotel
Lorraine before returning to Cambridge
Mass. where he is student at Harvard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Norris Milliken
Of Boston were at the Hotel Lorraine for
~ few days last week Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel w. Streeter OF Buffalo, ". Y. also
were there for few days.
Mrs. Vincent Kerens gave young
peoples dinner recently at the Plaza for
her daughter. Miss Janavince Kerens
ore of the winters debutantes.
Mrs. Ripley Hitchcock OF the Art
Center 90 East Fifty-sixth street. talked
on Art in Relation to Every Day Liv-
ing on Friday afternoon 10 the students
and friends of the Montessori Traininl
School. S66 West End avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills, whose
wedding took place i'm London on March
30, are spending their honeymoon in
Spain and at Biarritz. They will make
their home in New York. Mrs. Mills
was Miss Beatrice Stahl. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Adofo Stahl of go Park
avenue. Mr. Mills Is a son of Mrs. c. c.
Mills of % East Sixty-frst street.
I'M. and Mrs. Van Dusen Burton have
arrived at Hot Springs. Va. where they
will remain several weeks.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Mon
roe return from their Southern wedding
trip they will live In New York. Mrs.
Monroe was Miss Mary West. daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. James Nephew West OF
II West Forty-ninth street. Their mar
riage took place on April "a.
Major and Mrs. Herbert Barry have
closed their apartment at 1885 Madison
avenue and gone to their country place
at Llewellyn Park, West Orange, N. J.
Mrs. Henry Berg, Jr., will give din
ner tomorrow in her home in Orange,
n. j.. for Miss Jane Bond Ingersoll
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III.
Ingersoll. whose marriage to Mr. Joseph
Durand Scheerer takes place on Wednes-
day.
bridge whist with an opera box
and seats for prizes was given on
Thursday afternoon at Sherrys for the
benefit of the Mcmahon Memorial Tenn
porary Shelter for Children. II was
under the patronage OF Mrs. John ID.
Ryan. Mrs. William II. Taft. I'd. Mrs.
Robert S. Peabody. Miss Georgine Iselin,
Mrs. Charles y. Harris. Miss Teresa
O'Donohue, Mrs. Nich<l las II. Brady. Miss
Adele lie Barber nd Miss Yvonne
Gourd.
Mrs. Frank v. Storrs. who spent the
Easter holidays in the mountains, has
returned to the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. W. T.. Rice, Jr., has returned to
mis- apartments at the Hotel Chatham
from Florida. where he had been for
several weeks.
large bridge paxty will be given
on May 2 at the waldorf-Astoria under
the AUSPICES OF the Soclete des Beaux
Arts .irs. Ferdinand Minrath acting
president. The society will give its
second supper and dance on Tuesday at
the Columbia Yacht Club.