New-York tribune., 1901-06-16

SOCIETY'S SUNDAY REVIEW

The wet weather az the close OF the week was
disappointing 10 many who had relied yester-
day ideal occasion for Of door sport
Notwithstanding the rain. nearly every one who
could go went Of yesterday. and by
evening the city had the usual look.
There is not much difference apparent in the
crowded thoroughfares. but uptown. in the resi-
n flttn-aye Is again given over 10 BICYCLES and an
IN nISnho 80 error nss lisoe IA Srtsdsnce
directed by none too skilfuI drivers
The news of the week has been exciting.
The only engagement of note was that OF Miss
Terry and the Count Stanislaws de CastelIane,
which became known by cable from Paris. New
port has begun the season auspiciously with an
opening OF the golf club and a number of dinners
Morristown gay on Friday and there were
large parties have gone 10 BurraIo for the exposi-
ton. Among the most notable OF the wanderers
home for the summer were Mrs J. Pierpont Nor
ana Mr. and Mrs William D. sloane and Miss
Sloane. who have gone 20 Lenox, and Mr. and Mrs.
George l. Rives and Miss Rives. who came back
from short European trip Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
D[eAel aho MT ana MIS-. NlinaIn rage thompson
bound.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish will arrive at Newport on
Tuesday, according TO present plans. She will.
however not entertain until quite late in the
ner. Miss Greta Pomeroy is now at Newport, and
n.
derbilt. jr., sail from Europe week. William
X. Vanderbilt has been his place Idle Hour.
Oakdale Long Island
Speculation is rife Is TO the intentions OF James
B. Hagsin in regard 10 the Progress Club. With
few changes fl could be made into a magnificent
residence. But il is said that the building will be
pulled down. and entirely new house built
the site. James b. Haggin married for the second
has two children living Louis Haggin and Mrs
Richard Lounsoerry Ben ALI Haggin. who died
Mrs Louis Haggin have one daughter. the Count
has 5arebter NJ ann anu ba NO cbiIdTe b 5 bi
and who entertained great deal last winter. Mr.
and Mrs. orme Wilson are making an addition 70
are rapidly approaching completion.
There viii be wedding in town this week. that
Of Miss Marjory Lanman Bucklin. the daughter OF
Mrs. y. Sartell Prentice and Marshall Hill Clyde
ana II viii take place at Grace Church chantry on
L,ueIday Tue, at noon Miss Mary l. Prentice sister OF
Clyde of Philadelphia will be the best man and
David H. Lanman and William p Clyde the ushers
house Of the brides mother No. SS7 Lexingjon-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Alexandra are Shore
Acres their summer home. at Fort Wadsworth,
Staten Island 1t has a large private wharf. near
which the AeXandres' steam yacht Sapho IS
moored.
The conclusion OF the sale by the widowed Count
ess Of Stra ford OF the Colgate mansion in West
IN London and in this country according 10 which
she is about TO marry N Psgi G q cIm69a the EFeRc9 &
vile was also an American. The disposal Of her
New-York home al any rate. Indicates that she IN
than in the United States.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Rhinelander and Or. and
Mrs Isaac l. Kip close their town houses on Tues
day and 90 TO Saratoga fo- the season. Mr.. and
Mrs I. ElIery Anderson expect 10 leave here about
the same time for Richheld Springs where they
visit 10 The Pan-AmeT!can Exposition. are no" Al
Spring Lake, y J.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Livingston Jones are at their
country place at Cold Spring Harbor. Long Island.
where they will spend the summer and give num-
ter Rosale, who makes her debut in society next
winter.
sIr. and Mrs lie Roy Dresser are at Oyster Bay.
and have Mr.. aud Mrs. Carrere staying with them
Mrs Edwards Pierrepont gives a large luncheon
party on Wednesday at Hurst Pierrepont, her place
at Garrison s-on-the-Hudson. and Miss Margaret
I-anier Winslow gives a luncheon party on the tol-
lowing day at her place AZ Morristown-
T suffern Taller has entirely recovered from
his illness. and was among those present al the
Suburban yesterday. He IS stin at Tuxedo with
Mrs. Taller.
Mr.. and Mrs James Hartman close their house
in West Fifty-hfth-st. tomorrow and start for
Newport where they Will occupy the Warren cot
tage in Kibbs-ave-, which they have taken for the
summer.
Or and Mrs. Peter Il. Wyckoff and their daughter
expected back from Europe on July 10 and viii
go at once 10 their country place at Southampton
for the season.
An important social occasion next week at New
port will be the marriage OF Miss Ida Morren
and George Pepper Morris which takes place
"Wednesday. Colonel Edward de V. Morrel will give
his sister away, and reception viii follow at the
summer home Of the brides mother. Mrs. John G.
Johnson.
In spite of the threatening weather there
large representation of society Sheepshead Bay
yesterday afternoon in order 10 watch the run
ming Of the Suburban, which Is regarded by many
as constituting the Blue Ribbon Of the American
turf. The victory of Alcedo was a great surprise.
not 10 say disappointment, as the victory OF
Ethelbert had been regarded as certain and as the
have been heavy on the favorite the losses must
have been proportionateIy large.
Tuxedo just at present is very gay. All the
tages are open and scenes OF entertainment.
The club is crowded. and hospitality seems to be
the order OF the day James A. StillmaH. tr.. and
hts bride who Miss Potter. have concluded
their wedding trip. and arrived day before yester-
day at Tuxedo. where they are occupying the Pot
cottage. The George l. Riyes family, which
al thcir cottage, but leave there next week for
Newport. 10 spend the summer at Swanhurst.
edo are Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lorilard jr., Mr.. and
Mrs r. Fulton Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs. Price Collier.
Mr. and Mrs James Brown Lord, Mr. and Mrs.
George +. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Haggn and
Mr. ans Mrs. Richard Mortimer.
The wedding took place yesterday at Philadelphia
of Miss Elizabeth Norris. Of that city, to James
Horton Tuttle OF this city. The ceremony
performed Trinity Church. the bride being at
tended by Miss Ella May Tuttle sister of the
bridegroom: by Miss Isabel Shore and by Miss
Helen Norris The bride dressed In gown of