Many New Yorkers are taking advantage of the comparative quiet, which is the ability to secure as much as one wishes amid the jeal of the spring season, to take the cure for the strenuous enterprise of summer among those who now face for the winter and recuperation of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall. With whom Miss Sarah Stewart, Mrs. Wilson, and Miss Stewart come, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Stewart come, while Mr. Wilson takes long daily walks. The two-mile walk around the lake is favorite.

Mr. and Mrs. David Stevenson have come here from the Plaza for a few weeks and Mrs. Stevenson, who is a famous pedestrian, lately long daily walks. Mr. Stevenson is devoting himself generously to the cure, after an illness of several months.

Mrs. Philip Armour came last week accompanied by Mr. J. G. Van Buren, who spent a few days with her before returning to Chicago. Mrs. Armour will take the cure as soon as she returns.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Morrow are arrivals of the week, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Wehrhaue, of Chicago, have arrived here and will take the cure. Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Wehrhaue, of Chicago, have been in New York for several days.  Grange, N.J., on the other side of the Atlantic, their daughter, Mrs. Herbert L. Lord, of New York, have arrived this week, making their journey by automobile and planning a long sojourn. Mrs. Walter N. Kernan has come to join friends here. 