New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

The most interesting affair in the fashlo,.s,
world to-day Is the wedding % Henry o. H.~.
meyer jr and Miss Charlotte Whiting vs's
takes place at Newport This afternoon. The Ao--,
decorations. the wedding gifts, the breakfast u,9
a tent on the Ia Fn and other details have -.
discussed time and time again. The csrsr,o.
Itself will be very simple. Miss Whiting h
member OF the Protestant Episcopal Church a.
Mr. Havsmeyer is a Roman Catholic. On the O.
casion Of what is called in Roman Catbor.
dispensation be granted there is no nrptiaI Ib bs1s
diction given and the officiating priest wears on
a surpliee over hs cassock Miss Lily Oelrichs sr5
Miss Natica Rives win be me bridesmaids' sS3 sSs
ECWaId Bc9Gock and j. S Melofuck the Gshsrs
FTedeTtek HaFemsyfr, me brides rooms brother
will be best man, The guests az the reception VII
Mr. and Mrs. William Coreoran Eustis have IL.
Hampstead and at Newport. where they sra
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll Wm
lam f. Iselin is in port there IN the Emerald ans
Colonel Delaney A. Kane IS also oG the la,s
arrivals Miss Leary has finally closed her Me-
York house and opened her cottage IN Mlis.
Newport. Miss Louise McAHister ana Ms ~
peeted at Newport this week
Mrs. Theodore A TIaVeneyer win arrive to-4s,
al Newport 10 be present az the wedding of be-
and MISS Whiting She Is 10 be the g7lss. \,
Miss Hattie Gammeh Mrs. Hayemeyer has been
spending the summer, since her return fron
abroad, at MahWsh. on the Hav meyer farm
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Thorndike Parker are q,
the AanhaHset House Shelter Island. They have
bGen cruising the IndTa. Jaiah replaces FOR TIA
time the scythian. recently nearly destroyed ~
fire The IndFa is 70 proceed 70 Boston DR.. and
Mrs. Parker are TO go abroad later
Mrs. Astor will arrive on Saturday on ths q
Paul and. according 10 present plans VII remain
over IN the city at her FIf-h-ave house until
Monday afternoon when she vii 90 70 Newport
o r1gr lr-ar r0--
Jacob Astor Will come 10 town tC see his mother
on her arrival
The Oceanic which sails to-day has very lara
passenger list. Mr.. and Mrs. James " Varnum
who have just returned from Newport where thev
have been visiting Mrs Dickie and Lispenard Stew
art, will be passengers on her Robert Bfbby Van
Cortlandt goes over for a short trip Parts and
the Continent His partner, Louis O. BoIssevaln
and Mrs Bossevain returned last week and are
settled at Southampton for the summer. Other
passengers are Reginald RonaIds. the Rev. William
u. Grosyenor, Townsend Palmer. lIr and Mrs E
TNolIihS ~ morse OF Boston Mrs I9omas Mexican.
Stow, OF Long Island; Mrs. Leland stanford Lord
castle, and husband Of Miss Nav Yohe and George
GtoGhefir VINO goes 10 Join Mrs CrocAer. now at
AK les Balns Lady Hopes name does not appear
on the passenger list but as she is with her hus-
band. and was TO have sailed with him. there is 10
doubt that she Will be on board
Miss Sarah Cooper Hewitt is passenger on ths
New-York, sailing this morning Among others
booked are George p. Post Congressman Sere7o
F. Payne. George CoppeII and the Misses Co0peT
Baltimore. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert C. Bostuick were Al Lucerns
last week Albert BOstwick is expected 10 return
soon TO this country He has purchased several
automobiles. which he Will try on the Westminster
TT99adS and over The Westchester hills. Frank
Nllanuova, the banks Of Lake Lucerue for ths
season Mr.. and Mrs Potter Palmer are planning
10 go to the Engadine for the summer.
MI and Mrs. George J. Gould returned last even
from Newport 4Ir. Gould goes 10 Rockaway TO-
day for the polo. Every day this week has seen
larger assemblages at the polo games There will
De games to-day and Tomorrow
Oliver Fl Payne sailed yesterday on his yachting
trip. Among his guests were Mrs Dean Sage %
Albany; Miss Sage, Payne Whitney the youngest
son, OF William c. Whitney, and Marshall Eer1
nochan The trip Will last several months.