New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
IN SOCIETY.

Yesterday ideal day the appreciated
by reason of the nclement weather which had
tributed much to impair the success of the week
end parties and every body seemed be driving
the polo ground at at the WsStchester @ Country Club
and to the Morris Park races.
To-day the Oceanic will carry away number of
well known persons. including Peter Marie, who
will be much missed at Bar HarbOr. at Newport and
at Southampton; Mr.. and Mrs. w Butler Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kemp. Mrs. Robert Emme5.
Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes and Miss Caroline Phelps
Stokes. who will return in time TO be with Arson
Phelps Stokes at his camp in the Adirondacks. IN
bert r. Robbins Mr and Mrs Albert r Shattuck.
Mrs ana g Fl ' Postey Mrs Robert % Mntur2 and her
daughter sailed yesterday on the Lain.
w L. Elkins jr had the Pioneer yesterday. and
took out party of friends TO luncheon at the
Ardsley Club His guests Barclay H. War
burton. F Rittenhouse Miller. Edward Brooke
E'4sTd Fl pratt 5enR Wb Smith &
Edward Browning and Guy Ward. Reginald Rives
Preparations are now in progress to pull down
the house on the southwest corner OF Fortieth-sy.
and Ffth-ave.. which was for many years the home
OF the kpS, and thus another familiar landmark
~ % aoIuI 49,, 20 G's4ppear probably 70 make room for
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore Robinson are at
kL;aHverock La Penn where they will occupy Falcon
John a. stillman has arranged TO give his fare
well bachelor dinner at Sherry's June l. His
marriage TO Miss Potter takes place, already
noticed In tnls column, two days later.
The marriage OF Rupert Cochran King. os the
Union Club, to Miss Grace Parker Marvin daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Selden Marvin, of Albany takes place
al All Saints Cathedral in Albany, June s
Miss Grace Parker will be maid of honor while
Duer Irwin of Syracuse, will be best man. The
the Marvin family being in oGFnns 9miHa 70 '' ''' "
Tuxedo is rapidly filing up. and by the end OF
the month every cottage will be occupied. and the
clubhouse crowded The Addison Cammack cot
tage has been taken by Mr.. and Mrs Spencer
Trask Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Galatin are at
the James NJ. Varnum cottage. Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam b. DinsmOre at the Mason Jones place. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler " Warren the
Chester Davis cottage. Mr.. and Mrs e. r. Alex
ander at their own villa, also Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Mortimer and Mr.; and Mrs. George
ia baIts -. ~ ~ - crttag's Iarras Eerr
Smith is occupying the T. Sufern Taller cottage.
~ TISxeSo ar NJ mn and Ms r FuitnD cIttinS inv
Brown Potter and his daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
James Brown Lord. Mr. and Mrs rs, Richard Della
Coster and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick F. Carey.
relative of that Sir Daniel Gooch, the English
railroad magnate. who associated with Cyrus
Field in the laying OF the Atlantic cable. He is
the head of a much older family which received
It's baronetcy during the reign of King Charles and
one of his ancestors colonial governor Of
Virginia. He Is one OF the largest owners of
saloons tor public houses as they are called in
Engand). in the United Kingdom; in Birmingham
alone he has about hundred and sixty. and as
hoy he was the subject of no end OF legal con-
troversy between his father and mother, who were
judically separated first and af,erward divorced
Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright will spend the sum
mer travelling, Her house in East Fifty-sixth-st
is undergoing extensive alterations.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Duane Pell return home next
month. They have been visiting Spain and
Portugal and are now In France Mrs. Adolph
Ladenburg returns early in June
Gable advices from Paris announce the death
there yesterday of Mrs Isaac Bell widow OF the
late Isaac Bell and daughter of the late DR. Val
entlne Mott.
dancing class for young people has been
organized for next winter by Mrs. Hugh j. CHS
holm Mrs. David Dows. jr. Mrs. III. Fairfield Os-
borne and Mrs NJ. B. Cary. The class is to meet
December Is at the home of Mrs Chisholm
No S3 Fifth-ave. December 81. at Sherry's; Jan
uary II. again at Mrs. Chisholm's February { and
March H. at Mrs. Dows. and April l. at
Sherry's
Mr. and Mrs James II. Beekman have again
taken for the season Home Lodge. the Forster
villa in Catherine-st.. Newport. where they will
Mr. and Mrs George r. Schieffelin and their
daughter Dorothy. will remain in town until the
lar tter of W go ia