New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
IN SOCIETY.

Suburban clubs and country hornss -
scenes OF gay gatherings yesterday. Ths "a as
were crowded. especially those OF Arssla- s,ao'
ristown and Tuxedo while Mr. ana NJ. = 'ior-
and UP'nsPa. M9a Hr st3nsT and Mrs. Mex Twoby NJ
tGined house parties many VINO enter
number Of sporting contests hsA -
ranged for the day. comprising polo A. St- ar
brook, the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yscb+ -
races. races az Gravesend and golf ro,,.s1' o.a'
ionahle set did not 10 take ktnaly me fasa-
tttst IN question: ana were consuicuoTs
thelr absence on the links and at the rscasas oas oy
The American Yacht Club. az Melton po,r.
the objective point Of yesterdays trip OF the pa
Rover automobile touring car. and /, MIN 80 ~
this same trip every Monday upt9 furtber ,o.1-N
starting at 10 O'Clock In the morning fro,, a.. ~
dorf.Astoria On Wednesdays the 7Rad Pc1sW We Wal-
Eend It's way 10 Oyster Bay Long Island ts,i,@iml III u
and Westbury. On Saturdays il viii tas1 sSalneoa a
sengers 70 TaTrytown, instead OF to Ardsley "a ss
MIS-. Theodore A Havemeyer will have ss,
daughter Mrs. Cameron MGR Winslow. ana =.
latters sailor husband with her az Newport ,s,s
summer. ''i' 'hls
General and Mrs. Frederick D. Grant arrival ..
town yesterday morning from Washington r,s
expect to sail on June 70 for Europe In order -
visit their daughter. Princess Cantacuzens a. a.
weeks U' sN
1t is to-day that Mrs. James A. Roosevelt elosas
her town house in West Fifty-seventh-st and opens
her country place at Oyster Bay. Long Island
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller left town vs..
terday for their country place near Cleveland Ohio
for the summer. John D. Rockefeller. tr.. will
town-on-the-Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Rockefeller have closed
their town house in Madison-ave. and gone 70 their
country place at Greenwich Conn. for the sumner
In spite Of all that has been said TO the con+rarv
Oliver H. P Belmont viii not be an usher at the
be present at the ceremony
reception was given last night by the Cath.
olic Club in honor OF Cardinal MartineIla. az
which Archbishop Corrtgan. many dignitaries Of
the Catholic Church, well as a large number NJ
fashionable people belonging to the Catholic set
were present
June roses will be used in orofusion in Grace
Church Monday for the wedding of Miss Ethel
Iselin and Frederic Cirosyenor Goodridge which
takes place at noon. Miss Margaret Iselin the
brides sister will be her maid Of honor and only
attendant Mr.. Cioodridge's best man will be Ed
ward Harding. and the ushers viii be North
Duane Arthur Street Wilson Drake Samuel D.
Babcoek, jr.. and DR.. Curtepius Gillette Warburton
Godverneur Iselin. the brides brother, viii also
serve II he returns from the South in time Miss
Iselin's bridal gown is beautiful II is OF white
satin, trimmed with pearl embroidery and point
lace which matches her old lace veil. Her sisters
gown. of apple green chiffon Will be veiled with
a thin white net She will wear a green picture
hat and carry bouquet of lilies OF the valley and
pink roses The briGegrOcm's uncle the Rev DR.
Edward Goodridge. will perform the ceremony and
will be assisted by the rector the Rev Dr. Hunt
tnston. After the wedding there Will be = small
reception and wedding breakfast AZ the home OF tie
bride mother, Mrs. John II Iselin No. - East
Twenty -second-st. Mr.. GoodIidge gave mis- bacae-
lor dinner on Wednesday evening at his home