The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12


June festivities contre about the suburban
clubs. The subscription dance which was to
have been an event Of last week at the Ardsley
Casino fell through. Therefore the first of tho
season will DO that Of next Saturday night
After that there will DO weekly dances during
the summer. Among others who have located at
Ardsloy in tho past week are mr.. and Mrs. Al
merle II. PaRet, who have the AMI L. BARBER
cottage, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Worth
ington. Among the bachelors now at Ardsley
are J. Warren Bird. Alonzo Potter, LELAND still
ford Harness, Nelson B.. Burr, Earle shohleld.
Y; $, Jahray. Morgan Cowperthwaite, Il. S. j.
McVickar, and X. J. Denning.
J. Hampden Robb will sail for Europe on
Wednesday on the Majestic. Ho will be ac-
compRnied by his wife and his daughter, Miss
Cornclia Van Rensselaer, Robb. The departure
Of the family on their annual European trip
was deferred somewhat In order that Miss
Robb might act as bridesmaid at the Hamlin-
summer abroad, so that they and the Rohbs will
be together at timee. Mr.. and Mre. Hamlin,
on thoir return In the autumn. Will reside IN
Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Gould have gone to lrv.
ington, where they have taken tho Cooksey
place for another season. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward L. Coster. who have just gone to Irving
ton, are located at the Harper place. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Allen Townsend have secured the lrv.
ington country seat OF Mrs. Edward Cooke
Gregory for tho summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman 10 Roy Edgar have
closed their town house and have taken the G.
H. Mills establishment at Dobbs Ferry for tho
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold 10 Roy Edgar
Jerome Bonaparto. who has the Barnwcll cot.
tage at Tuxedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Flower. with their SON
in.lsw and two daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A.
Kip, Jr., and MlsS Mary A. Flower, have left
for 'Southlawn,'' their country place on the
Hudson. This was formerly the summer homo
of the late Elliott +. Shepard and was bought
by Mr.. Flower q few months ago. Nathan NJ.
Flower is of with Troop A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur De Witt Coch~ane have
left town for the summer and are at the Sands
country seat at Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Marie Louise Stokes. whose marriage to
Albert c. Bostwick ia to take place next Thurs
day In st. Bartholomew Church, Is the second
daughter of Henry b. Stokes and a niece of An
son Phelps Stokes and W. j. d.. Stokes. Mr..
Bostwick, who recently attained his majority.
is the only son of the late Jabez A. Bostwick
Of the Standard Oil Company. The Rev. David
II. Greer will come down from EasJhampton,
afterward viii be at his Madison avenue resi-.
uenCc. MISS StOKGS mas Decn WISHING MIS-.
Bostwick at Marmaroneck for tho last week.
The members of the immediate family Of the
bridegroom at the wedding will be only his
mother and Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Wilkes Cary,
his brother in law and sister. His other sister
is the wife OF Capt. Albert J. Carstairs OF the
British Army and lives in England.
Count Cassini, the Russian Ambassador, is
expected to arrive here next Wednesday. He
will go to Washington without delay and will
be presented in due form to President NCKin-
ley: Eti99ette REQUIRES that NJ. De Wollant,
shall be the medium Of the introduction. I'm.
mediately after he will leave for Europe with
his bride. He intends to make a series Of Wis
lishments in Russia.
Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard may return from Ell.
rope with Chauncey NJ. Depew, who is to sail on
juno 20. Mrs. shepard's son-in.law and daugh.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Schicffelin, are
at her.big Scarborough place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernesto q. FRbbri. who have been sojourning
at the Scarborough establishment, will soon 20
to Bar Harbor. They have taken Mrs. Burton
Harrison's villa, Sea Crchins,' for the season.
Cards have been received here for the we'd
ding on Wednesday afternoon, at Tarrytown, of
Miss Gertrude Greene and Campbell Thorp
Hamilton. Mr.. Hamilton is a son of Col. John
Hamilton. u. s. A. Tho Rev. J. selden spen-
Ger will perform the ceremony in Christ Church.
Cyrus 2. Greene. Miss Mabel Schuyler, Miss
Eleanor Gould. Miss Margaret Lobdcll, and
Miss Grace Hamilton, q sister of the BRIDE
groom. will be the bridesmaids. John Chap
man, John Tilden, Alfred Byrne, and DIR. +. y.
Birmingham will act as ushers. After the
ceremony there will be u large reception at the
country scat of the brides father.
Mrs. Duncan Elliot, who has been staying
withhe brother, in.law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
George b. dc Forest, has gone to Boston. She
Is the guest there OF DR.. and Mrs. William APP
pleton, -theslatter her sister. Mrs. Elliot re-
manned in town long enough to attend tho Free
SEN Cannon. wedding. Mrs. Elliot has
taken a COTTAGE at Manchester. by-the-Sca for
the summer.
Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg, who arrived here on
the Majestic ON Wednesday, will spend part of
the summer at Newport. She has attracted at.
tention as an expert rider to hounds both in
Italy and England. Her Hampstead place,
THE Oasis" is rented to Mr.. and Mrs. II.
b.. DurycR. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mortimer
Brooks, Miss Brooks, Miss q. Brooks. and
Reginald Brooks. fellow passengers on the Ma
jestic, went directly to Newport on their arrival
So did Mrs. Charles III. Baldwin and Mrs. VII
liam +. Burden. Mrs. Charles A. Post aud her
daughter, Miss Beatrice de Trobriand Post,
have also returned to this side. They have been
the guests for some months OF Mrs. Posts moth
or, Nine. de Trobriund. in Paris, and have now
gone TO their Long leland place.
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.