New-York tribune., 1901-05-11
IN SOCIETY.

Rain threatens to mar the numerous outdoor en-
tertainments and social affairs that have been
scheduled for to-day. Thus n number of coaching
parties has been arranged for the Morris Park
races this afternoon. the enjoyment of which will
weather, while the success of the great Speedway
there are some 40 entries is likely 10 be impaired
IL 1t continues as wet and dismal as IL was yes
terday-
1t will likewise depend on the weather whether
not the third OF ths country parties given by
the CotIlon OF Eighty the links of the Scars
dale Golf Club takes place. The party is to be
chaperoned by Mrs. Thomas Hicks and Mrs
guerite Quackenbush. Miss Honor Barr. Miss
Elizabeth Taylor Miss Mary Thompson: sq Miss Helen
Clark Mcclure. Richard Elliot Frank BroOkheld
and Fl. c. Thompson.
Among the coaching parties for the Morris Park
races this afternoon is that of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Stevens UIman. who will have their coach
Henry a. Barclay. jr. and his wife. who was Miss
Rosalie Paul. Mr.. and Mrs Barclay, who have
turned from their wedding trip. are occupying an
number OF dinner parties will be given tonight
including one by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lanfsar Norrie
and another by z. Hartman Simons. The Iatter's
party is his farewell bachelor dinner. and takes
place at DelmOnico's. his guests including Charles
Dewar simons. jr.. who is to be his best man when
he nlarries Miss Caroline Comstock Wednesday
and his ushers. DR.. G.. Reese Satterlee, James
Rissam Holly. Herbert L. Hunt and Harry Moore
Mrs. Clarence a. Comstock gave dinner for her
daughters bridal party last night az her home, IN
East seventieth-st.. her guests including Miss Bea-
besides her future sonin-law his best man and his
ushers Owing to recent deatn IN the CSmstock
II is at St. Johns Church. somerville. n. j.. that
the wedding will take place to-day Of Miss Helen
Hughes Potts, daughter Of George H. Potts. and
hrif1a
attendants. but DIR. Daniel Woodbury. Wynkoop Is
to be the best man.
A number Of week end parties being given
over Sunday among others by Mr.. and Mrs G..
Oliver Isen. at their place the Sound. near New
Bochele by Mr. and Mrs Clarence % IA nv MaskaNy; N at
Twombly, at Florham, their place IN NeW-Jersey-
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Gallatin and their daugh-
ter Miss May Gallatin. will close their house, IN
Fifth-ave.. to-day. and take up their residence
for the summer at their country place. at East
hampton, Long Island.
Center Hitchcock will sail for Europe early next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hooker Hamersley are about to
close their house. in Fifth-aye and to proceed TO
will spend the early part of the summer
The coaching parade in Philadelphia to-day prom
are are going @ over We from from here to attend it.
Ambassador Choate has leased place IN Scot
land, at North Berwick. for the fall He will have
as his neighbor Prince and Princess Edward Os
Saxe-Weimar.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rhinelander to spend
the summer abroad. while Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Rhinelander are about to establish themselves az
Saratoga Springs
In spite OF the peIting rain Alfred C. Vanderbilt
drove the Pioneer yesterday its trip TO Ardsley
and return The party on the coach comprised Mrs
ID. L. Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. Duryea, Mr. and Mrs.
Peacock and Mr.. and Mrs. BedeIl. James A. Scrym-
has chartered the Pioneer for the day after to-
morrow. on the following day j. G. Beresford and
Marion Story will take out party. Mrs. Q. ID.
Dickey has II for Wednesday. May Is; o. G. Brand
has secured II for Thursday. May is. while ]. Henry
Smith has engaged the coach for Friday, May II.
Among those due to-day from Europe VIII
lam G. Tiffany who IS arriving board the
Lorraine while the St. Louis is bringing Mrs H H
Hollister, Mrs E j. Berwind and the Hamilton
Fishes. who have been abroad for a considerable
period. spending much OF their time in Russia and
in Austria. Among those sailing to-day Prince
Troubetskoy and his wife, who was Miss Amelie
Rives.