New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-27
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Brooklyn is not OFTEN place OF pilgrimage these
days for society this side OF the Bridge Once
twice a year. when there is a debut in one OF
the old families who still live on the Heights
wedding, there is general migration. The
polo games at Prospect Park which began on
Monday and will continue until the end OF the
week have drawn considerable representation OF
New-York society It is principally OF the Meadow
Brook and Hampstead sets. however. and a few
from West Chester Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould
Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. Francke, Mrs. Theodore A.
Hadden and Mr. and i Mrs 9 Albert sevss 9 haTe
been interested spectators After the game there
and Mrs Gould have entertained at their Rockaay
cottage which they are occupying for a few days.
while the polo lasts.
Mr.. and Mrs, Francis Burton Harrison arrived at
the Holland House yesterday. They will sail to-
morrow and not to-day as reported. Their ship
is the F. FusPst BismaEc Their trip abroad will
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse reached her pier
last evening. She had large passenger list Among
those board DR.. and Mrs. ". Seward Webb
Miss Webb and Miss Betty Metcaf Mrs. Webb
burne Farms Miss Metcalf win join her mother
Hewitt will go to Newport, and Mr. and Mrs James
Burden, il, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William D Sloane. at Lenox
Senator Depew and Miss Pauldlng sail this
ing the St Paul Senator Depew will go
England and from thence over TO the Exposition
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Of Philadelphia. is also board, On his arrival at
southampton he will be Joined by the yacht Jose
phine. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph z. Widener and
ffoIeE2,fy i1 I'M, ne ~ - Iii M a
tend 10 the far northern coast Of Norway,
One hardly knows what ceremony is en- regIe for
the laying OF the cornerstone Of private house,
but this morning Senator Clark of Montana. and
his daughter. Mrs. Lewis Rutherfurd Morris. will
participate in some ceremonial Fifth-ave. and
Seventy-seyenth-st., where the cornerstone OF the
Clark mansion, which is 10 house the precious
Choosing of Model" will be laid. Dr. and Mrs
Morris will sail Saturday. They have chartered
the LathaTna; which is now in possession OF Mr.
Misses Mills and a party Of English friends in
also cruise for a month, taking the fashionable
route. which lies in the course Of explorations for
the discovery Of the North Pole
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Jay among the latest
arrivals at Newport There has been little OF i'm
portance socially recently The for the lunch
con and excursion board OF the Electra, TO be
given by Commodore and Mrs. EIbrIdge T. Gerry,
have been sent out The affair for July 4 There
have been several small luncheons and dinners but
the only matters of interest have been the arrivals
Mr. and Mrs Almeric II Paget hope 70 get away
much better Mrs ". Butler Duncan has taken
the Gilbert cottage. Mrs Duncan is at present az
great acquisition, not only socially. but also to the
ranks OF goI ana {en9iT players 99e s won some
Misses Gilbert and Mrs. Hugo Frttsch, who have
Murray Bay in Canada. which is now becoming
faVortte resort for NeW-HorkerS-
Adrian I5e11 jr., and Ernest Iselin have char
tered the Rahdna and will have a cruise next
month to Bar Harbor and Newport Mrs Adrian
Iselin and the Misses Iselin may accompany them.
Mrs A B. Stone and Mrs F. F Marbury, of No.
$50 West Fifty ninth-st. will start this week Tor
their summer home, Ocean Side, Magnolia, Mass
A pretty country wedding yesterday that of
Miss Amy Bonner, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward H Bonner, of Bard-ave., Livingston, staten
Island TO Charles ". Bowring, of Liverpool Eng
land The ceremony took place in st. Mary's Prot
estant Episcopal Church and was an elaborate one
Among the bridesmaids were Miss Beatrice Bonners
Miss Ethel Bowring and Miss Frances Robinson OF
this city; Miss Margaret II Busk of Newport; MISS
| Elizabeth Edwards, of Staten Island, anu MISS
Mabel Burke OF Orange. N J. They wore white
silk null over white silk, and short court vells o.
tulle. The bride wore gown Of white sa Is anu
rare old lace. The best man was w imam " timer
/ spoon and the ushers Were Reginald z bonner,
/ douglas E. Bonner, Edward B. SklnmInS- treqer-
lex Harrison Frank H Canty and FREDERICK 10p-
rtn- The ceremony performed by the Rev u
Henry Wilson assisted by the Rev Dr. George 4
| Quaille, rector Of the church.