New-York tribune., 1901-05-19


sf ISa " Sanaeroilt have Mrs Vanderbilt and Miss
ATdssy Towers Mrs Elliott f F shepaT5 %9 them aS5 b at
also moved there for the sumner ii4inilono nave
Norrfstown has been CAV. Thers mas -. ..-.. -.
the Country Club Friday night and many baI-e
remained 10 play golf to-day being members ~
yarlo9s house parties. Mr. and Mrs. Luther
nsxt week Later they will go abroad for short
newport Is 10 have an early opening Mr. and
Mrs pembroke Jones are TO take possession Of the
HaVemeyer place this coming week Mr. and Mrs
Louis Lorillard have been settled at Nev-nor- for
some time, and Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius yanderbilt
who were 10 have left town yesterday go this week
% open heauheU Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Belts Hill
John Drexels have sent over word that thev will
Miss sara Van Allen and her faer o exSeff 70 |e s
from Liverpool next week.
William X Vanderbilt pays much attention these
days 10 his new home Long Island which is
RAPIDLY approaching completion. It is far more
picturesque than the former house which was
burned down. and it is now one Of the show places
OF the south shore Of Long Island Mr. and Mrs
" Bayard Cutting will open their house late in
& s2e sFnmer w Bay9Td Cuttrg jr and Lady
;. .p Cu1uhs are returning 10 America ana VIII be
at Newport for short time this summer
Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor are settling
AT Fernclin for long stay. Mrs. Astor comes
down frequently 10 Ardsley, where she IS fond Of
playing golf. In fact, Ardsley just now. IS OF
the very fashionable meeting places, and in the
sight
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish VIII start this
evening with Lispenard Stewart and number OF
other friends for Buffalo spend several days at
the Pan-American Exposition. A number of other
PaIes o. me S sane H ha % ere ps @ - te - -
ing ~
Mrs James Otis Hoyt chartered the Pioneer
yesterday and took out Ardsley q party.
sisting OF Miss Lucy ". Hatch the Misses Hoyt.
Miss Alice Van B. Foos Alfred Augustus Frazer,
.r., Marshall Mclean, Dr- Theodore Bailey and
Robert Talmage Guy Ward drove
Last night the StroIers opened the large private
theatre Of their new clubhouse with so-called
roister IN the shape OF q burlesQue on The Price
OF Peace called The Price of Piece Of Pie"
and written by Louis Fitzgerald. II deals with
rivalry between two bakeshops and their ad-
herents, and there We're Two scenes the ,rathskel-
yacht Marie Goldstein'
The governors Of the Cotiuon Of Eighty gave the
fourth OF tneir country parties yesterday at the
scarsdale Golf Club. Among the guests were Miss
Angelica Church, Miss julia Pierson. Miss Janet
ior. and Goeiet Gaatin, Robert GilnOr. {r. Dudley
Phelps Thomas Hao%e M 1rthgg v b546e a19 A4Ts qra
Thomas Hicks were the chaperons
Captain and Mrs. W c. Beach have returned 10
town after three months stay in Washington.
and al their house. in Fifth-ave
John w Mackay is one OF the house party spend
ing the week with his daughter-in-law. Mrs. Clar-
enoe H. Mackay. at Harbor HILL her place at
Roslyn-
Mr. and Mrs. D. H F4tzhugh whitehouse have
left Wiesbaden and are at No 70 Cadogan Square,
London
The place at Morristown for which Andrew Car
negie is said be negotiating is Cedar Court be-
longing 70 MI Wolf. and overlooking Normandie
Heights, toward the blue hills OF Boonton
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander have closed
their house in West Fifty-eighth-st. and gone to
Tuxedo Mr.. AID Mrs Edward winslOw have left
town for their country house at Great Neck, Long
Ind Mrs Hollis H Funneweu will open their
houses at Newport on Monday
rakewood,s season is drawing 10 a close and
VIII remain on record the most successful that
the place has ever known. Some OF the hotels are
closing but others are still open, and number OF
the cottagers continue TO entertain week end house
parties among the number being Mr.. and Mrs.
George W stocklv. who have Harold Curtis stay
ing with them, while William Milne Grinnell is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. John P. Clifford
There have been several weddings in the last
week most ot them rather quiet affairs. The most
notable were those OF Miss Caroline G. Comstock,
daughter oc Mrs. Clarence A Comstock' to l.
Henry Hartman simons. on "Wednesday, and OF
Miss Helen Hughes Potts. daughter Of Mrs George
Z Potts. 10 Gerardus Mills Wynkoop. in 81 JOINS
Protestant Episcopal Church, al Somerv1lle y j.
or nsiers Dr. Daniel woodbury. WynkooP brother
OF the Bridegroom acting as best man ls DTlas S
instead OF being arrayed n the coANelL Me1
chine with touches of pink panne velvet at the
throat and the bodice ana az, hat OF Pse sa
Followed al Monte Verde. the country home OF the
mother OF the bride
Another wedding on Wednesday last was that OF
Ethel Revere Moses, daughter Of James Moses OF
the Society OF the Maynower Descendants. and
Charles E Merrill. jr. The ceremony took place
seventh h-st and the bride was ATTENDED oy her
sisters, while Payson n. Merrill Howard HeeFe
ushers. a reception followed al the Plaza Hotel
where the parents OF the DTloe MAKE '4eli Hoi47
during the winter season
large number Of coaching parties will go out
from here and from various SUBURBAN resorts on
Saturday afternoon next 10 Ardsley-on-the-Hudson,
IN connection with the lawn party which Is 70 take
place between and 6 o'clock at the country seat
OF General and Mrs Samuel Thomas for the benefit
OF the Stony Void SanatoriuIn Ine zee Will IN
sGfe fair s1 for sae fae SaG o. oweTs no. and Candies
attractively set out tables under the De1tuItuI
spreadine trees There viii be all kinds of dances
on rbe Lawn with wonderful natural stage settings,
games for the children and les- DEt nor ielsL
Wonderf1i .1bo tree" IN fun blossom; not Ike me
sacred one OF Buddha, but one which has been
grown with twentieth century improvements,
among It's features being the garied form ano coior
i. l9ng one Including Mrs. Arthur l. Barney, Miss
.Icsephine Drexel Mrs. William A Perry MIS-
,.ichard p Lonnsbery. Mrs. J. Frederic her
..ochan Miss Leary Mrs Elliott F. Shepard; MS
: Hood Wright Mrs. william RockefeHer ana MIS-
Stanford White. many of whom VIII be present,
Providing the weather is dne the aIalr IS 10
cts have already been sold. They cost SZ5o TOT
adults and 81 for Children ana e5n No 8e Us West
Szty-ninth-st and from Mrs. George r shraay,