New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The piers of the ocean liners on sailing days
often present animated scenes. The White Star
ships come as we'll as SAN on Wednesdays. and
there is always a crowd to bid goodby to those
departing and to welcome the new arrivals. AL
though there comparatively few sailings now
Of fashionable people. as the majority have already
day. and people come in from ne the country for
the occasion and afterward take luncheon or dine
at some one OF the favortte restaurants
Miss Maude Wetmore will not take part in many
more Of the golf contests this season. She and
her mother, Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore. and
her sister. Miss Edith, Will go abroad for a part
of the summer. Her aunt. Miss Keteltas, has al
there.
Reginald Vanderbilt. who returned yesterday %
Yale, will sail for Europe on Wednesday July l.
and will join Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss
autumn. and will be at Newport for a short while
before the college term begins.
The Majestic. which sailed to-day from Liverpool.
has among her passengers Mrs. William Jay
Schieffelin who will go to Bar Harbor for the
Mr. and Mrs Robert Endicott and the NJ! sses
Kiowilla. Geneva, N Y, and Mrs James Nc
Vicka-.
II. c. Havemeyer. jr.. Is at Newport. where he
will be the guest of Mrs. George L. Rives until his
wedding with Mrs. Rives's niece, Miss Whiting on
wah. She will to Newport for the wedding of
her son. but she will not live there this summer
OPP 1t is well adapted for entertaining. and Mr..
Bishop will give some very charming affairs there
Mr. and Mrs w FeIIowes Morgan and per-
haps, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pennington Toler will
join the little colony of New-Yor1ers at the Cana
dian watering place. now high in favor Murray
Bay on the Lower st. Lawrence. Mrs. Morgan is
one of the champion golf players of Ba!tusro Muir
ray Bay is famous for It's golf and many Of the
home, Point-a- Picque is also growing into favor
number of well known people there from this city.
The White Star steamer Teutonc. which sails
to-day will take rather slim passenger list.
DR.. and Mrs. Everett Mallory Culver have changed
their plans, and they will sail to-day. DR.. and
Mrs Lewis Rutherford Morris will join them
abroad In about a fortnight. Among the other
passengers the Teutonic are the Rev Alex
ander Mackay-Smith and Mrs Mackay-Smith who
going abroad for their annual summer vacation
Sir John and Lady Holder. of birmingham. who
have been TO Newport for a short visit. and Mr..
and Mrs. J. Wilmer BiddIe. of Philadelphia.
Next Wednesday the White Star ship will take
over many Philadelphans Mrs. Alfred C Har-
rson whose daughter was recently married to Mr..
Prentss, of this city; Mrs, Charles Emory Smith
has been detained in London account of Illness.
They will cruise in northern seas this summer
Glass Day at Harvard on Friday will be one of
some attraction for NEWCOMERS. The majority
Of the patronesses for the senior spread are from
Boston, and the list includes such well known
names in New York Mrs. F. L. Higginson, Mrs.
James B. Aver. Mrs. George H. Miflin and Mrs
Harold Williams. William A. NJ Burden the sec
ond son of Mr.. and Mrs, l. Townsend Burden mas
been elected first marshal of the day. He Will pass
his vacation abroad. where Mr. and Mrs l. Town
send Burden and Miss Burden have been for sew
eral months.
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Burden tr.. are among
those who are booked to sail from Cherbourg to-
NI,F5 he
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Sloane Mrs
Richard Irwin is also on the same passenger list
This afternoon will take place the wedding Of
Miss Maude Fortescue, the daughter Of Mrs. Rob
ert B. Roosevelt, and Ernest Sutton-Ptckhardt-
The church ceremony will be at Grace Church, and
there will be reception afterward at the Roose-
Welt home. No 81 Fifth-ave. There has been a
great number Of invitations sent out The bride,
who is a very pretty girl, will wear white satin
trimmed with point d'Alencon lace. Her step
father, Robert B. Roosevelt. ex-Mnister to the
Netherlands. will give her away. Miss Helen
Clifford Mccormick, of Pennsylvania, will be maid
of honor DR.. William b. Odiorne, Of Boston, Will
be best man. and Charles Warner Shope. the bride
groom's brother-in-law: Robert S. Raymond, Ken
yon Fortescue, the brides brother, and Arthur NJ