The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Opening of Places
in Country Draws
Society From City
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Have
meyer Go to Their Home at
Islip for the Summer.

pecially with the men of tie fashion
able set, for they offer no end ol
diversions, such as golf and riding and
driving, which can be enjoyed more
now than little later when the
weather is warmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Havemeye.
closed their house, 40 East Seventy
fifth street, on Friday and went to
their country place at Islip. L. l..
late in the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Mcconnell are
spending the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Corroon at Massapequa
l.. l. They will be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Adriance over the
coming week end. A week ago they
were the guests of DIR. and Mrs. A. V.
Wendell at Spring Lake. y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Boone, who wera
married last fall in Shanghai. China
returned to New York about two weeks
ago and will spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs Owen J. McWilliams, a.
316 West Seventy ninth street.
The next golf tournament of the New
York Mozart Society will be held on
Thursday. June I. at the Scarsdale Golf
and Country Club, at Hartsdale. N. Y,
through the courtesy of Mr.. Noble
Mcconnell.
Mrs. Lee Kugel will give a tea to-day
at her country home at White Plains.
Many of her guests will go by automo-
bile from New York
Miss ella Louise Henderson yhve one
of a series of luncheons, followed by
bridge yesterday at her residence, 20
West 120th street.
Mrs. Richard Mott Dyer has returne I
from Hot Springs to her home in Orange,
y. j. Early next month Mrs. Dyer will
sail for Europe to pass the summer
abroad.
Mrs. George X. F'raley of Buffalo. who
bas been stopping at the Hotel Savoy
since her return from Europe, motored
to Atlantic City last week to join Mr..
and Mrs. Norman E. Mack
Afr. and Mrs. r. Deveureux Langdon,
who live at the Plaza, will go soon to
Great Neck. l.. T., where they will re-
main until they sail for Europe on
July 4. M
Gen. and Nrrs. IL eiI. Topakyan OF
40 West Fifty-seventh street, have gone
to :hcir country Nome. Persian Court, at
Morris Plains. N. Y. where they enter
taned a number of friends at dinner
last Sunday. The dinner was served or
the lawns.
ter. Mrs Lucy Ward Collins, have gone
to Stockbridge, Mass, to remain until
early in June.
The Wednesday Matinee Club. Mrs.
John Kurrus. founder. held its annual
breakfast on Thursday at the Arrow
head Inn. Mrs. Edward Orton Marvin
was chairman and Mrs. p. j. Casee
chairman of cards. which followed.
During the breakfast there was orches-
trail music.
Mrs George Ehret will spend the sum.
mer at White sulphur Springs. She has
taken a cottage there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Raymond Of
Cedarhurst. L. l.. have gone to Hot
Springs for several weeks.
Mrs Thomas Slack and Nine. Kath-
arne Won Klenner will be guests of the
Womans Club of Mountain Lakes. n. J.
Nine. Marie De Rima. chairman of the
day June Z. Nine. Won Klenner will speak
on "The Sixth Sense" and Mrs Slack
read her poem, 'The Club Woman
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Smith OF
Providence. r. T.. spent several days in
New York last week. They were at the
Hotel Lorraine.
Mrs. Ernest r. Willard arrived from
Rochester. ". Y. last week and was az
the Lorraine for several days. Among
others there were Mrs Roland Nicker-
son OF Boston. Mass. Mrs. A. T. Comp
ton of Lakewood. N. j.. End Mrs.
Richard D. Knight of Providence. r. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles William Mac
Mullen are spending their honeymoon at
Yama Farms in the Catskils. She was
Miss Margaret Richmond. daughter of
President and Mrs. Charles Alexander
Richmond OF Union College. Schenectady.
and her marriage took place on MAY
13 at the residence of her parents In
the college grounds. They will make
their home in New York.
Mrs. Katherine T. Hammer of $40
West Ninety-hfth street is making
tour OF the New England States by
automobile. She win be gone three
weeks. Mrs. Hammer is chairJan of
the executive committee Of the Woman's
Press Club and associate leader of the
Ninth Assembly District.
For the benefit of the American Le-
gon's mountain camp card party viii
be given tomorrow afternoon under the
auspices Of the Loyal Workers. Mrs.
Boyd l.. Delbridge. president.
Mr. and Mrs. George Leland Hunter
Of J22 East Eighty-second street sailed
for Italy on Thursday. Mr.. Hunter will
devote the summer to study OF tapes
tries In switzerland. southern France
and Spain.
Mrs. George A. Ellis. Jr.. has gone
10 White Sulphur Springs 10 visit Mrs
Edward w. Mckenna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles John Clarke
who were married on Monday in the
Hotel Gotham, will sail for Europe on
May 81. They will spend the entire
summer and autumn abroad. and on
their return will live in New York. Mrs
Clarke was Miss Mildred Garretson
Brclsford, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund NJ. Brelsford OF Palm Beach. Fla
DIR and Mrs Charles ID Easton xyho