New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
ABOUT SOCIETY.

Tomorrow promises to be a very busy day eo
social point of view providing the weather is hns
In addition tc the coaching parade. and the Fac
Champetre at Claremont there will be the opening
OF the Morris Park races. with the metropolitan
Hansicap as the star attraction. Fashion is likely
to be largely represented at the races. for which
n show that the dozen hands taking par1
stitute the sum total of well apSonped m means con
OF that description in the city Of New-York
Miss IseIin. Mrs GamnneII. Miss Gammeu. Mis-,
Scott Miss Morris. well ]. T. Lawrence
Thomas Sliden and r. Johnson constituted the
party which MonsOn Morris took out on the coach .
Pioneer to luncheon at Ardsley. Reginald Rves as
usual drove. Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Iselin. ir. have
chartered the coach fer to-day while Moses Taylor
has secured the Olden Times for tomorrow. when
it begins ts to the Morris Park races, starting
Boissevain as Whip Neither the Pioneer nor r. the h
Good Times coach will make It's usual run to-mOr-
noon in which Alfred Vanderbilt expected to take
part. having recovered sufficiently from his illness
to be out and about again. There is also fourth
public coach. the Reliance. owned and driven by
read from tomorrow on for trips to Morris Park
on every racing day starting from SherryS at noon
starting it's return journey Immediately after the
last race.
The Newport season may be said TO have been
yesterday by the opening Of the Casino and
number Of people have already arrived there for
the summer. Mrs. Frederick Nelson Is staying there
hunting for cottage, and DIR. and Mrs. Austin
Flint. jr., have likewise arranged TO spend the
summer there.
Mrs. Jules ReynaTs death late last night at her
home in NadIson-ave. was not unexpected. II
was known that her recovery from the effects OF
the serious operation which she underwent on Sun
day was impossible. She was notable figure in
New-York society. especially In that part thereof
which "a known the Westchester County set,
and her kindly face. crowned with snowy white
hair will be much missed. Before her marriage
she was Miss Nathalie Higgins. She was cousin
OF Mrs. II. Mortimer Brooks and OF Eugene Big,
Gilbert Thebaud. one OF her sons. Eugene; married
last March Miss Adelaide Fitzgeraid while ME both both
OF Howard willets. at Gedney Manor. near White
that he was believed to be dying and had already
received extreme junction. HIS brother. Nathanlei.
Archbishop Corrigan- The bride the widow
9f Nath4nie tS 2pTsgs Kg5sT wish fe Of % jules ReR
who desired before she died os % see F neE son son
daughter, Mrs. Rutter.
Mr.. and Mrs oliver Hartman are at their coun-
try house. White Plains, for the early sum
An amateur theatrical entertainment will be given
on Monday evening next az the Berkeley Lyceum
for the benefit OF the Childrens Aid Society. and in
particular OF that branch thereof which devotes
itself TO the reclaimng of youthful criminals
victed OF first offence. The affair will be under
the patronage Of large committee, including Mrs.
John Wells. No. % East Twenty -hfth-st.; Mrs. Paul
Dana. Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer, and j. Gra-
ham Phelps Stokes. The performance will be siven
by the members Of the Amateur Comedy Club. and
leaves as well as Of a monologue by Edward
Fales Coward. and songs by Mrs James Duane
Livingston
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. John Lyon
Gardiner for a luncheon party on Wednesday next
in the annex of the Metropolitan Club in honor of
Mrs. George ". Childs DrexeL
Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright's bridge whist class
h0IJ tee let 4b4 tha
home OF Mrs Joseph Pulitzer
Two weddings figure on the social programme
for this month-namely. that OF Miss Jane s.
Plummer. daughter OF Mrs Albert T. PIummer
and granddaughter OF the late George I. Seney. TO
Grant 3. Schley jr.. which takes place Tuesday
next at noon In Grace Church. and that Of Miss
Caroline Gross Comstock. daughter OF Mrs. Clar-
A. Comstock. to E Henry Hartman Srnons
on May IS in the University Place Presbyterian
Snurcn. MISS CoInstockS 5 0hIy atlenuSnl viii oe
who married Miss McNamee the other day viii be
anTg AS Moore Oe He " Hunt Se James ssa K 2
Holly and I Dr. J. Reese Satterlee The bridegroom
Demonico,s; while Mrs Comstock gives a dinner
teenth-st. next Friday.
There was wedding yesterday In Grace Church
chantry. when Mrs Olivia Worden Busbee. OF
Ossning. N Y. married to Thomas A Ham
ond. Of Butte. Mont. The bridegroom, who is
son of the late General John Hamond Of Crotoa
asStnson D S @ best PS a1 n While M brid Sl
who is the daughter of the late Admiral John L.
Worden. L. S. N, was given away by her brother,
Daniel T. Worden-
Mrs. Thomas Powell Fowler and Mrs. Thomas
Hicks will be the chaperons of the third country
party. which the governors OF the Cotlon OF
Eighty have organized for May II. the links
Of the Scarsdale Golf Club The party will IN
clude Arthur Gouverneur Morris, Miss Margaret
Quackenbush, Miss Honor Barr. Miss Helen Lud-
dington. James r. Burnett. Miss Katherine B.
Schley and Frank BroOkheld
The Kaffee Klatch and May festival yesterday at
the Waldorf-Astoria. given by the lady associates
of The Helpers in aid of the work that these
sisters do among the poor, proved great success.
Miss Leary. assisted by Miss Josephine Drexel and
Mrs. John Vinton Dahlgren. had charge OF the
altar societies table. Miss Z. Bouvier, assisted by
Miss Georgiana Iselin Miss Eliza beth Livingston.
Mrs. T. ]. Crane and Mrs 5. Carroll, were IN
charge of another table, while Mrs. John Bouvter.
with Mrs. Emile Vatable, Miss lie Brun and Miss
Josephine Jarvis presided at the tea table. There
music during the afternoon and evening
Oscar F. Livingston, of No. los East Thlrtieth-st,
is recovering slowly from serious operation per-
formed some two weeks ago. by DR.. William T.
Bull He is a cousin of Johnston Livingston, the
president of the Knickerbocker Club
PHYLLIS RANKIN MARRIED.