New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
ABOUT SOCIETY,

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A large number of people belonging to the r,sb
ionable arrived yesterday from Europe on board
the Oceanic. Among the number were Mr.. and Mrs
W. d. Sloane and Miss Sloane, who to Ienov.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo rye L. Rives and Miss Rives who
went to Newport, and Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan and
Miss Morgan. who were welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs
oard she corsar and ms to @ their On
place Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel han 6 Ihayer and their
likewise on board the Oceanic.
Harry Lehr and his bride. who was Mrs John
vinton Dahlgren have apparently abandoned their
project of spending AugIst and September New
port. where they had leased for large sum tha
Ruthven Pratt villa IN Bellevue-ave. Before sail
ing m Tor on Erop on S s 4ena dS In o m io5
mer. Mr.. Morse's tenancy begins toward the middle
of next month.
1t is now finally settled that the marriage %
Miss Lily Oelrichs. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles NJ Oelriehs. TO Peter Martin. of San Fran
cisco. shall take place at Newport in August. the
ceremony to be performed by the Roman Catholic
rector Of the town, Archbishop Corrigan attending
the wedding old friend of the family of the
bride. After a short honeymoon the young couple
will return to Newport occupy the cottage which
Mr.. Martin has rented for the season, and they
will remain there until late in the fall The formal
announcement of the engagement will be made to-
day. and will set at rest the confusion created
family that engagement existed, and BY the de-
ily Indeed it is no secret that there has been a
good deal of opposition 20 the match. which has
people Peter Martin is now at San Franciseos
which is his home but is expected back at Newport
the purpose of making the final arrangements for
his Wedding and likewise with the Object Of seeur
polo team of the Golden Gate
Mr. and Mrs Bayard Dominick announce the en-
"a Of he'll dam Helen n rd
ander Smith of DR.. and Mrs. a. Alexander
Smith of No. West Forty -seventh-st, Mrs. DOM
nc5 in WAS MSS u n Eva Via, ana '9e HomSk
ander Smith is a member Of the University and
Calumet clubs.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor has her mother Mrs E.
s Willing, staying with her at Ferncfn hsr place
Rhinebeck-on- the Hudson. z. S. Willing and
his son Barton are at Newport
Mrs Fl. Mex Twombly has made arrangements
for extensive alterations which are be under
taken this summer at her town house, at Fifth
Sgf BUILT and f'f'y-f0ur'h-S An a'd'''on Is to be
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duane Livingston stay
ing with H De Witt Smith at the Cedars, his coun-
try place. at Whitestone Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs Courtlandt Field Bishop are ex-
pected back from Europe next week, and will spend
the summer at Lenox. II may be remembered that
they went abroad almost Immediately after the
L
sons.
The usual Friday dance will take place tonight
at the Morris County Golf Club preceded by a
number OF dinner parties. both the club and
the country houses in the vicinity
Mrs Berkeley Mostyn and her daughters, the
Misses Helen and Alexandra Stevens. are staying
with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Octavius o. White
az Far ROckaway-
As already announced in these columns the
ria ge Of Ida MorreU George Pepper Norris.
OF Philadelphia. will take place next Wednesday
Newport the summer home of the brides
mother. Mrs. j. c. Johnson. Miss MorreU is a sis
ter of Colonel Edward NorreH. of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace WOlcOtt Robbins will start
for their country place. Massacoe Farm Simsbury.
Conn, In a few days. closing their town house in
East Fifty-seventh-st
Owing 10 the number ot alterations which Mrs
NJ. Orme Wilson is constantly having made in the
house which has been built for her in East Sixty
fourth-st il will probably be another year more
before she can hope TO move into it, Although the
exterior of the house appears finished, II is said
that the wall is about 10 be removed in order
10 deepen the house, while the ballroom is 10 De
considerably enlarged.