The New York herald., 1922-06-25

daughter, Miss Serena Hand, will pass
the summer abroad.
| Mrs Charles Morgan Of 151 East
Seventy-second street has taken cot
tage at Southampton.
| Mr.. and Mrs q. Mora Dawson have
leased the Edward c. Potter residence
| in Greenwich. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Potter and their daughter, Miss Ruth
| Potter will spend the summer at their
place in Enfield. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon Gillet OF 125
West Sixteenth street have opened their
cottage at East Gloucester. Mass
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SlaybaR have
taken the Walter s. Brewster place In
Greenwich. Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster and
| their daughters, the Misses Jean and
Virginia Brewster early in July will go
to Kennebunkport. Me.
DR.. and Mrs Robert Grigg Reese Of
| 160 East Sixty-third street, who are
sailing on Wednesday for Europe, plan
TO motor through France. They will
remain abroad until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bush and fam
lily of 20 East Forty-seventh street,
have gone7to Fishers Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Davenport,
who sailed yesterday on board the
Royal Mail steamship Orbita for South
Africa. will be away until the middle
OF October.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Leo Nor
decai OF the Wellsmore. Seventy-seventh
street and Broadway. will pass the sum-
mer at Allenhurst, N. J.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Peale Bishop, who
were married on June II, will sail early
next month for Paris for an indefinite
stay. Mrs. Bishop was Miss Margaret
Grosvenor Hutchins. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Grosvenor Hutchins Of
A East Sixty-1fth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Grant Fash
Rave gone to the Adirondacks on their
honeymoon. Their marriage took place
on June II In Christ Church and was
followed by small reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Nor
rell. 500 West 105th street. Mrs. Fash
was Miss Catherine Bostwick. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Francis Bost-
wick OF 271 West Seventieth street.
Mrs. Jerome c. Read and her daugh-
ter. Miss Jane Read. who spent the win
ter at IA East Sixtieth street, will sail
for Europe on Tuesday on board the
Mauretania, to remain three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Deming OF
110 East Thirty fifth street sailed Satur-
day, June 7.-for a three months tour
of England. Scotland and Germany.
Mrs. Edwin Goodman of $40 West
Seventy-f1rst street. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Anne Goodman. sailed
yesterday for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold 3. Lovejoy.
whose marriage took place on Monday
in New Rochelle, will pass their honey
moon motoring I'm Canada. Mrs. Love-
Joy was Miss Helen M. Wallace. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mary Wylie Wallace.
Mrs. Henry b. Guthrie and her son.
Mr.. Henry B. Guthrie. Jr.. of 101 East
| Seventy-fourth street, sailed on Thurs
day on board the Scythia for three
months visit to England and the Con.
| tinent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Garvey, who
were married on Wednesday in st.
Augustine's Church, will pass their
honeymoon In Montreal. On their re-
turn they will go to Wading River, l.. l.,
where they will be the guests for the
summer of her father, Mr.. Thomas A.
Maher. Mrs. Garvey was Miss Ruth
Janet Maher and Is a granddaughter of
Mr. Edward A. Maher at one time presi-
dent of the Third Avenue Railroad.
DR.. and Mrs. M. Allen Starr and Miss
Katherine r. Starr of West Fifty
fourth street. sailed yesterday on tie
Olympic for a trip around the world.
/ Mr.. E. Percy Bramwell and his sister,
Miss Marie Bramwell, sailed yesterday
on board the Adriatic. They will spend
the summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. McCorkle
have gone to the Garden City Hotel for
the summer.