New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
IN SOCIETY.

Graduation festivities at Columbia and other COL
Ieges the wedding of Miss Robbins and of Dr.
Theodore s. Hart. and the country festival a,
sprnghurst. near Dobbs Ferry. in aid Of the Zion
dents of yesterdays social calendar besides which
ures for Europe. is usual on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Rohbinss marriage TO Or. Theodore
Stuart Hart took place yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock I'm the South Church. Madison-ave and
Thirty -eighth-st which was crowded with friends
and acquaintances OF the bridal couple. Miss Rob-
bins a dress of white satin trimmed with old
point lace. Her veil OF tulle, and she carried
a bouquet OF lilies OF the valley. Mrs. ]. S Black
who was her principal attendant at the altar had
on frock OF white crepe de chine appliqued with
cream lace. and a white straw hat with white
roses. Augusta and Genevieve Robbins the brides
maids. attired in frocks Of cream colored lace
blue silk the bodices being trimmed with mar
row blue satin shirred ribbon. which outlined the
design of the lace. Their hats We're OF blue straw
trimmed with white roses and. like Mrs. Black
smith of Hartford Conn officiated as best aTA man
while the ushers comprised Walcott Phelps Rob-
bins Russell Lee Jones, Howard t. kingsbury Dr.
Charles McNiihams. DR.. John A. HartweI and Dr..
John B, kouwenhoyen; AmOng rHg4f those present at
il at the East Fifty-seventh-st house of Mr. and
bride we're Mrs James W. Pnchot Mr. and ID Mrs tes
Robert stuyvesant. Mrs. Anson G. Phelps. Mr..
eriy Robinson Mr. and Mrs. D. Maitland Arm
sfedrnan Mr and Mrs Isndsdse Gnrs0Ha
Gerard Beekrnan Colonel Chisholm DR. and Mrs
Janeway Miss Antoinette A. Phelps and Mr.. and
Mrs George Phelps Robins
Mr. and Mrs Rupert Cochrane King who were
married last Thursday in All Saints Cathedral at
Albany, are spending their honeymoon in the Adj
roudacks. and have arranged 10 pass the month OF
August at Northeast Harbor. Me. Next winter
RUPERT King is a son Of Edward King a graduate
from Harvard and member of the Union and
University clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Sloane and Miss Sloane
who arrived yesterday from Europe. left at once
for their country home. at Lenox- where they viii
remain until the end of July. when they will to
Newport. Mrs. Sloane's sister. Mrs Hamilton Mex.
TwombIy. will leave her country place az Morris
town. n. j.. at about the same time. and will like
wise go 70 Newport
Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe on
board the Majestic were Mr. and Mrs Harry Lehr
Robert Livingston Gerry. Mr.. and Mrs. H. R.
Bishop. jr.. Emory s, Carhart, Mr.; and Mrs; ", 5.
stephen H. Tying. tr.
Among those sailing to-day the Deutschland
are Miss Della Gurnee. Miss Eustis. William Rhine
lander Stewart and his sOl. Mrs Louis NJ. Ruther-
ford and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Post
Mr.. and Mrs William Starr Miller have closed
their house here and have gone to Newport for
the season
Henry Woolcock Warner and Mrs Warner. who
was Miss Estelle Hawkins, are at Glen Cove.
Long Island, where they will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gore King are at the
Orchard. their country place at Garrison s-onthe-
Hudson where they are entertaining considerably.
teenth-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. who are
at Philadelphia will give big luncheon party on
board their yacht the May. on Saturday next in
the course OF d trip UP the Delaware, returning
before night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver c. Jennings have taken
cottage at Newport for the season, and Mrs
Nicholas Fish has also arrived there to spend the
summer.
James Brown Potter who is at Newport will not
occupy the Chanler cottage this season but has
placed it at the disposal Of his daughter who
married James A Stfllman the other day The
house has been Thoroughly remodelled and altered
cottages on the cliffs.
Winthrop Rutherford has changed the name Of
his 9O-footer from the PoIywog 10 the Barbara
Woodbury. Kane has left town and gone TO New
port for the season.
Count Stanislaus de Castslane whose engage
ment is announced 70 Miss Terry daughter OF
Francis Terry of this city and Paris is the third
son OF the Marquis de CasteIIane. and served for
a short time IN the army. Like his two elder
brothers. Bcni, who IS married 10 Miss Anna Gould
and lean. who IS the husband Of The elderly and
Is contracting rich matrimonial alliance Francis
Terry IS reputed 10 possess a very large fortune,
ana IN addition to an immense amount OF property
IN Cuba he owns fine house in the Avenue du
BOiS de BouloSne in Paris. and the historic castle
OF on Chhenohceau Miss Terry Is not unknown here.
as about TWO years ago she spent the winter in
this city with her mother.
J. Stevens Ulman and his wife. who was Miss
Gertrude Barclay, have taken a cottage at South
ampton. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A Barclay parents
OF Mrs. Ulman. will also be at Southampton for
the season Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Barney are
there, occupying their cottage. Some alterations
ana Ihirty -eighth-st.
Long Island is exceptionally popular this year
with the fashionable set. The Clarence Nackays
the Stanley Mortimers at Roslyn; the Thomas
Hltchcock. jrs.. at Westbury; the James L. Ker-
hochans. at Hampstead. and Vice-President and
MIS-, ROOSEVELT. at Oyster Bay. have all been
gust Belmont is occupying his country place at
NNeInPsIead N where he will remain until he goes to
newport next month
Mr. and Mrs. William E Dodge and Miss Grace
Dodge have taken cottage for the season at Bar
month.
Colonel and Mrs. Alfred Wagstaf having rented
their own country pace Long Island to Mr.
and Mrs Ormc Wilson. are occupying Mrs Kins-
Iey MaSouns cottage at West Isp for the
The engagement is announced of Miss Ethel L.
Thomeh, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry I.
kellog. of No. II East Eighty-second-st He is
trihceton man. and was graduated year ago.
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HAPPENINGS AT NEWPORT.
Newport. r. l.. June 1e (speciaD.-It was reported
to-day that James j. Van Allen had received and
declined an offer for the purchase OF a summer