New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
ABOUT SOCIETY.

SATURDAYS NJ this time cf the year are usually
given up in a great degree to sports of one kind
and another, and among the features OF to-day's
calendar is the of the Automobile Club of
America to Tuxedo. II is to-day too, that the list
of entries for the open championship of the United
States Golf Association will be announced. Tine
contest will begin next Friday. and continue
through Saturday the links of the Myopia Hunt
Club. at Hamilton Mass. few m miles outside Bos-
amateurs Of renown. will take part in the tourna-
Among the numerous weddings to-day is that Of
Miss Mary Lockwood Boardman Richard
Schienelin Chisholm. which will take place in Grace
Church chantry o'clock and will be followed
by a reception at the East FOrty-fifth-st. home Of
Mr.. and Mrs William III. BoaI'iInan. the parents
of the bride
James Brown Potter has returned Tuxedo.
His daughter and the latter's husband. James a.
Stillman. who were married Monday last
in Buffalo. visiting the Pan-American Expo
siton.
Louis Won Hoffman. who arrived here the day
before yesterday, is one of the best known Ameri-
cans in France and his house in Paris. on the
Avenue FrfedIand and his villa the Riviera are
renowned for their hosritalities. Though member
of the Union and Knickerbocker clubs he seldom
visits this country. but makes hts home almost
entirely abroad One Of his daughters is married
Madrid while the other is the widow ot the
Marquis de Mores. who killed by his Arab
escort while endeavoring 10 cross the northern
Khartoum The eldest son Of the marquis-that is
to say the grandson of Louis Won Hoffman-vin
the death OF his parental grandfather inherit the
latter's title of Duke Of valombrosa.
Mrs. j. Pieroont Morgan and Miss Morgan
on their way home, having sailed from Liverpool
% soha e esye by 's the shap % 10 fhe rsw g
Lord StavordaIe in town. is the eldest son
and heir of the Earl Of Leicester. who is the
OF the famous Holland House. in the outskirts OF
London The founder OF Lord Stavordae's family
was Sir Stephen Fox, father Of the FIRST Lord Lord Il
chester, and likewise of the first Lord Holland.
Lord StayordaIe is soldier by profession, and
unmarried.
Last night there was the usual Friday dance at
the country club at Morristown preceded by a
number OF dinner parties. both at the club and
in the neighboring country houses. whence the
guests came on afterward 10 the dance
Very few of the fashionable set are now sailing
for Europe. Indeed. the tide is all the other way
and the only calculated to attract the eye OF
society on the list of the outward bound liners TO-
day IS that of Mrs. George Lord Day. who sails
board the Potsdam.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt with her son Reginald
and her daughter Gladys will leave town to-day
for Newport. where they will take up their resi-
dence the Breakers for the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred c. Vanderbilt likewise will arrive at
Newport to-dav for the season. and Will be
LoriIIard Spencer villa. Commodore Elbridge T.
Gerry. with Mrs. Gerry and their daughters.
reached Newport from town yesterday board
their steam yacht the Electra. Other arrivals for
the summer include Nh and Mrs. r. T. WILSON,
who the villa in NarraEansett-ave.. and Mr..
and Mrs Pembroke Jones
Peter D. Martin has gone to San Francisco.
u1zr ha vs-fIT .f, Ffr q han he
returns he will be accompanied by the crack polo
team of the Pacific Coast.
All Saints Chapel will open tomorrow ar New
port for the season with the Rev. W. F. B. Jack