The sun., 1898-05-22
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There is a very good outlook socially for
June, owing 10 tho fact that thore will bo many
more people in town than usual. The country
clubs, however, win bo filled to overfowing with
guests. Hampstead will have the call this
week on account Of the polo games. In an
hcipation Of this many OF the residents thero-
abouts will have house parties.
1t is . matter of regret to the many friends
Of George w. Vanderbilt and Miss Edith s..
Dresser that their wedding next week ia TO be
celebrated in Paris rather than on this side.
Some Of the relatives Of each have started for
the French capital. Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.
MMiIliSm MWsI Douglas: s4s1e and I'd Mr IT, and Mrs II.
pania. Chauncey M. Depew was of tho party.
MT. and Mira Cornelius Vanderbilt, Miss
relatives abroad % viii h also be- present. se E The
Misses Dresser have more or loss lived In Paris
many friends among the resident. American
colony. The i'm mediate relatives Of the bride
Roy Dresser. Mr.. and Mrs John Nicholas as
Brown, and the Rev. and Mrs, George Gren-
Thers nSTS some %hsn %sn
y. OsEood Field arrived home last week. The
oy Mr. h e af
Trip in India with Mr.. Vanderbilt: was quite ii
hurry over to this side.
The expectation is.that there will be gen.
eral gathering of the members of the Wander
bilt family during August at Newport. Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt will be domi-
ciled at "The Breakers by tho middle of July.
Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney, will be occupying their
STn %rn cottage before re- that time So viii Mr. and
Mrs, H.. Mckay Twom6Iy., Mr. and Mrs.
Vanderbilt will entertain William X. Wander:
GoSFS W. W Visit sna az
%Il The Breakers" and also Mr.. and Mrs John
with Mr., Browns mother, Mrs. John Carter
Brown Mrr. Brown has already taken pos.
season.
Miss Leary was obliged to recall the invita-
tions she had sent out for dinner and musi-
Gale last night. Her brother, Charles Leary, is
very seriously ILL.,. He is four years younger
than the late Arthur Leary and is decidedly
literary In his tastes. Miss Leary was to have
gone carly in the season to the Paul cottage at
Newport, which she has rented for several years.
Mrs. John w. Mackay will sail for Europe this
week by the White Star line. She will be as,
companied by her adopted daughter, tho Prin-
cess Colonna. MrE. Mackay has told her friends
here that she will never visit this country again.
E. Lambert Lynch. whose absence from tho
Mackay-Duer wedding was noticed, has gone
to the Klondike. Mr.. Lynch, who is a decid-
edly handsome ana brilliant young man, Is
member Of an old English family. He is .
hnguist and has been the most intimate friend
OF Clarence H. MMackay M M e. well as his Secrets.
II. Maitland Kersey, whom he Joined there.
Mrs. Potter Palmer has plans for many
social gayeties on her return from her present
brief European trip. She has taken fur
OF weeks In June. This period will cover class
day. and both OF her sons, Potter Palmer. Jr.,
niece. Miss Julia Dent Grant. will be her
guest meanwhile. From lrCambridge Mrs.
Palmer will 60 to Newport. where she has taken
the Havemeyer place.
There will be q reaction from the prevailing
social dreariness at wost Chester next week.
able space at the clubhouse was long since en-
gSgsd The e9ttSEeTs t have @ extended SO many
little spare room in their dwellings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Harold Van Rensse-
laer have been stopping for week at the Wind
sor Hotel. They were married at Nice on
April 25. The ceremony which united Miss
Lucy Josephine Grinnell and Mr.. Van Rens
selaer was performed in the Protestant Epis-
sopal Church , BY the ere rector the Rey: Dr. Ad-
PRESENT pres @ There % was to have % been large wed wedo
ding at the fl fine e. villa Of Mrs Watts but It was
shsr Robert MfS The eo@ps
are extensively related to members of old |
New York families Mr.. Van Rensselaer, is a |
laer, grandson of Mrs Archibald Oracle King |
and a nephew Of Mrs. Frederic Bronson. Mrs. |
Van Rensselaer, is a niece of James j. Van |
Allen.
James j. Van Allen. who had determined on |
remaining in England all summer. has recently |
changed his plans. By the middle of July no |
will be at ''Wakhurst," his Newport estab-
lishment: His daughters will accompany him |
over. Miss Sara Van Allen. the younger of the
Rush Shippen Huidekoper is one of the most
widely known of tho New York society con-
tingent of to the war, though no public men
tion has been made of his departure. DIR. |
Huidekoper won his laurels as crosB-country
riuer long:ago.
Cards win be sent out to morrow for the we'd
ding of Miss Alice Belknap and W. BarkIie
Henry of Philadelphia, which will be celebrated
at Washington on Tuesday. June z. Miss Bel
Of the Secretary Of War during Presi.
dent Grants Administration. Mr.. Henry 10 Q
son OF Morton Henry.
On tho Cunard0r CampAnia, which sailed yes
terday for Liverpool and Queenstown, were
M. Depew. Mrs. H. NICK. Twomby
Mrs. Elliott +. Shepard, and Mr.. aud Mrs. w. ID.
Sloane. who arc going to Paris to attend the
wedding OF George w. Vanderbilt to Miss Dres-
return to New York ON June 90. and that Mrs
Elliott b. Shepard would follow few days later.
shiuburn Again Sentenced to PrIssn.
scHoHARIE. May 21.-Max Shinburn, alias
Count Shonboen." one of the men who robbed
the Middloburg National Bank two years ago.
and who secured q new trial after he had served