New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

number Of fashionable people going TO
Buffalo next week to visit the Pan-American Ex-
hibition before proceeding TO Newport for the
season Among them are Mrs. Frederic Nelson
and Miss Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs Stuyvesant
Fish The latter start on Sunday night with
and Lispenard Stewart, who arrives in town To-
day from Newport.
The annual polo tournament of the Westchester
Country Club, which began on Wednesday, was
continued yesterday by contest between the
Westehester and Somerset teams. Squadron \
arranged for tomorrow has been cancelled.
Alfred C. Vanderbilt has chartered the Pioneer
for to-day, and will take a party Of friends TO
Ardsley for luncheon at the club w. L. EIklns has
secured it for May y. j. Henry Smith for May q
and Price Collier for May 2S. The season for this
coach will close June 1. The rOId coach Good
Times. starting from the Waldorf-Astoria, was
chartered last evening by Robert B. Van Cort-
Iandt who took party out 70 lnwood for dinner.
Sir Thomas Cfooch, Baron Alexander Won Eulen-
berg. Francis j. Livingston. Edward Ward Brooks
on the coach will make daily runs to InWood in
the latter part Of the afternoon in time for dinner
at the Abbey.
Harry Lehr and Mrs John vinton DahIgren. who
are to be married in St. Patrick's Cathedral on
Monday morning June g. by Archbishop Corrigan.
have leased the Pratt house at Newport and will
take up their residence there on their return from
Europe the beginning of August. The Pratt
house was occupied last year Dy LOUIS I0r1ldrd.
and is a very handsome place, close TO the Her
mann Oelrichs villa. Harry Lehr and his bride
the Majestic. on which they have secured suite
OF three deck cabins. On landing at Liverpool they
who has fiat in the Champs EIysees.
The German Ambassador. the German Consul
General. Albert BaIln, director-generaI OF the
Hamburg-American Line. and Mrs. Ballin. DR..
Ecker and Mr. an Mrs. Arthur De Ferraris
the guests last night at dinner party gwen oy
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil L. BOas at their house, in West
Seventy-fOurth-st.
Miss Anna Constable gives a party tonight at
her brothers studio, In East Sixteenth-st.
Tomorrow evening the Strollers will have their
first dramatic entertainment in their new club
house. in Madison-ave., which was opened on
Wednesday evening
Mrs Ogden Goeet and her daughter May sail
on board the Campania tomorrow, and on reach.
ing England win take up their residence at Spen-
Ger House. the London mansion OF Lord Spencer.
which Mrs Goelet has leased for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne whitney have decided
to remain abroad for the rest Of the summer They
will return to this country to go to Newport in
the fall
Great success has attended the endeavors of the
Newport Racing Association to develop the club
and not only has the membership been largely in
creased, but fund has been raised for the pGr-
waterfront.
Among those who have left town for the season
and who have gone to Newport Mrs. W. Storrs
Wells Mr.. and Mrs W. Watts Sherman and Mrs
Richard VI. Hunt. Mrs Burke Roche is staying
there with Mrs. Charles NJ Oelrichs. Thomas F.
Senator Wetmore. have arrived there for the sea
son, while w. Butler Duncan tr, manager OF the
Clement CleveIand's cottage for the summer.
Archbishop Corrigan will be present at the
Knickerbocker Tea at DelmOnicO's May %.
which Miss Leary is organizing in aid of the
school Of the Jesuit Church of ST. Ignatius. at
Park-ave. and Eighty-fourth-st W. BOurke Cock
will deliver address. a number Of well
set met yesterday afternoon at the Fifth-ave.
house OF Miss Leary for the purpose OF perfect
The Coaching Club will have its annual outing
on May 27. and has secured the Pioneer for the
tP,oI6nei william R Iay. George R. Read W. G Guiii
yer. j. p. Stewart and Guy Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. E Henry Hartman Simons who
were married Wednesday will at the close OF
their honeymoon take up their residence at Green
wich. Conn, for the summer
George Danforth Tooker and Miss Harriet Brown
son. daughter OF Captain Willard Fl. Brownson. of
the battleship Alabama. were married at noon yes
terday at home OF the brides parents. No. 49,
was performed by the Rev. DIT. T. Ralston Smith,
a former pa stOr the First Presbyterian Church
OF YOnkers. The maid of honor was Miss Caroline
BrOwnSon. sister OF the bride. There were
bridesmaids. Dr. Frederick j. Tooker. brother OF
the bridegroom. was best man. The reception fol-
lowing the ceremony was attended by large
ber OF government naval officials from Washing
and New-YOrk, including the officers OF the
battleship Alabama.
Newport. r l.. May Is (SpecIaD.-Mrs. John
Carter Brown Mrs W. Watts Sherman. Mrs
George Peabody Wetmore. Mrs. Richard NJ Hunt
and Mrs. J. D. Guidet. arrived this evening. and
their summer homes for the season. Others
who have recently opened their cottages are: Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Sheldon. Narragansett-ave.;
Mrs William h. Rogers. CiibbS-ave.: Mrs. R. j.
Arnold and Miss Arnold. Rhode Island-ave.: Miss
A. NJ. Johnson, HillcrOft Aquidneck-ave. and John
A. Pinard and Cazeau Pinard. NaTragansett-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G.. Cushman have closed
their cottage in Catherine-st. and gone Bar
HarbOr.
The Spoutng Rock Beach Association. which con-
trolls the fashionable bathing privileges at Baileys
Beach. has again elected John whipple as general
manager OF the property.
Simeon Dillingham;. Of Philadelphia. and who died
yesterday at the Naval War College was a woman
closely associated with the navy. One of her
is Lieutenant Commander Dillingham;. the other
being business man in Denver: ono OF her
daughters is the wife Of Lieutenant-Colonel KEEL
tOn in command OF the 1st Regiment OF Marines
at CaVite, and the other the wife OF Lieutenant
Commander Murdoch. OF the War College with
whom she lived. A grandson Lieutenant Diing-
ham. of the 18th Infantry, is now with his regi-
nent in the Philippines. Mrs. Dillingham; was
eighty-six years old. The body has been taken To
Iria