Society Notes

Mr. and Mrs. S. Stanwood Menken returned from a tour through England and France last Sunday on the Aquitania. Having missed the Berengaria Mr. and Mrs. Menken found it difficult to get return passage at this time of the season until the Aquitania offered the desired opportunity.

On the same boat arrived Henry Morgenthau 3rd, young son of the Secretary of the Treasury. The Secretary met his son at quarantine, taking occasion to study the methods of handling aliens and their passports.

Another Aquitania arrival was Mrs. Sternberger, executive director of World Peaceways. A week before her return Mrs. Sternberger addressed the House of Commons, and she has been invited to return to Europe in order to be present at the official opening session of the League of Nations.

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Schiff returned from their honeymoon and are summering at the Schiff estate in Glen Cove. Mrs. Schiff is the #rmer Edith Baker.

Jerome J. Hanauer left for Europe on the Italian liner Conte di Savoia.

Dr. Armand Gerson, Edward M. Warburg and Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kaufman sailed on the French liner Champlain.

Mrs. Morris Fatman, a sister of Governor Herbert H. Lehman, has opened her camp at Loon Lake, Adirondacks, and intends to stay there through the season. When in New York Mrs. Fatman lives at the Savoy-Plaza.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Oppenheimer of New York and S. A. Oppenheimer have returned from Europe on the Statendam.

Sidney C. Borg is the guest of Professor and Mrs. Edwin R. A. Seligman of New York at Camp Askenota on Lake Placid. Other house guests include Eli Ginsberg and Wilfred Wyler of New York and Miss Edith Lowenstein of Framingham, Mass., and Berlin, Germany.