New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03

Merton Road: Mr. and Mrs Robert Hail. Washing
ton-st.; J. r. Hopkins, McCagg cottage, Gibbs-ave:
Mrs. w. w. Paul Westinghouse. and Mrs George
II. Huhmes. Baldwin cottage Bellevue-ave.
Transient visitors from among summer residents
who are not yet here for the season have included
Mr.. and Mrs w Storrs Wells Mrs. Frederic Bron-
son. Mrs. Arnold Hague and her son. Mrs. Burke
Roche Mrs. Brockholst Cutting William Cutting,
jr.. Mrs. Robert Burnett. Mrs. c. c. Moore. Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard. Charles NJ Oelrichs.
Schuyler Crosby, Robert l. GammelL Mr.. and Mrs.
E ]. Berwind. Arthur T. Kemp. Royal Phelps Car
ROLL David II. King. jr.. c. H. Warren and Miss
Wells, of London.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Forbes are guests of John N
A GriswoId. and Miss King is visiting Mrs David
King.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Wharton will spend
the season here this year. having rented their cot
tage. Lands End. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ oelrichs will occupy
their cottage in Kay-st. this summer
gan Belmont, wife of August Belmont, jr who died
in September. 1898. was noted as usual by orders
terry in this city, being almost literally covered
with white roses. lilies of the valley and pansies;
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney is to have a studio
built in the face of the cliff at the east end OF her
men are at work on the excavation for the ouiids
ing, which Will be located just south of the wall OF
ny ppef adon M Pase point the cliff IS
high with good entrance TT, nee, from above and the
The annoupcement that the Wedding OF Miss Mss, Elsie
The Rocks. in this city, in September. adds an
other the list of fashionab BILE weddings already
fairly long which will help make the coming sea-
lively in a social way.
1t Is understood here that the reported engage
ment of Miss Clapp daughter of Mrs n. D. W.
Capp is incorrect. Mrs. Clapp is at present visit
ing her brother, Joel B. Wolfe, the Osgood villa,
until her house is in readiness for her Occu-
pancy.
Mrs Elizabeth Duer King, widow of Archibald
G. King of New York who died here week
at advanced age, had been guest for some time
of her sister. Mrs. H. 5. Hoyt, in Old Beach Road.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Frederic Bronson,
who was with her at the time of her DEATH and
Miss Elizabeth Wetmore Hunter, who IS well
known in society circles here amateur actress
of much experience and talent is to appear in
of the plays be presented at the Casino Theatre
during the season by the Earl Of Yarmouth and
Miss May Robson
Indications already to be seen of the
approach Of the yachting season, though not many
pleasure craft have yet put in appearance. Yes
terday, according CUSTOM the local station of the
New-York Yacht Club opened for the season,
the house, grounds and floats having been put in
the best OF condition for the summers work.
Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard. Of the New
York Yacht Club and. August Belmont, who have
been in town during the week made several visits
to Bristol, in connection with the building of the
new 70-footers which are TO be the popular racing
class this
Cornelius Vanderbilt has sold his 30-footer Veda
to Robert Bacon, fleet captain of the New-York
Yacht Club
Henry T. Sloane made a short visit here this
week, coming up on his steam yacht Radha.