New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oelrichs made formal announce
ment yesterday at Newport of the coming mar
riage of their daughter Lily to Peter ID Martin os
! San Francisco. although the engagement has ex
| listed for a considerable time and has been fre
| quently mentioned in this column AS told in Tba
Tribune last week the marriage will take place
in August at Newport, in one Of the Roman Cath
olic churches. Although Archbishop Corrigan will
not perform the ceremony he has promised to at
tend the wedding a guest and old friend
of the family. Peter Martin is the of the lase
Edward Martin. of San Francisco. who was presi-
dent of First National Bank of that city the
| time Of his death. as well as an extensive mine
owner. Peter Martins uncle was the late GOvernor
the Governor owned at Burlinsame is now the
properly Oh MISE lily in 1,5ss amy he at-
Oregon, is wealthy and crack polo player. He
son. He will take his bride there returning from
& the Wedding 9 m IS Of fOM his P n heTe e.
for the visit of the crack polo team Of the
East early next month.
Miss Ida Morren's marriage to George Pepper
Norris took place yesterday at Newport Belle
vue Court the Newport home of Mrs. ]. G. John
son. of Philadelphia. mother of the bride. The
: ceremony performed at noon In the library.
which had been transformed by Hodgson into a
bower of palms. white and lilies of the valley,
the prize dieu being adorned with white orchids.
The bride was given away by her brother. Colonel
ETard De o Va9x H Po%e a w bs maS no
After the ceremony wedding breakfast was served
General and Mrs j. Frederick Pierson Miss PIER
F. w Andrews. Mr. and Mrs John Austin Stevens.
Mrs. Paul DahIgren. Miss pahsrep Colonel and
Powen. POW Major Major and Mrs Theodore k Gibbs Mrs
David King, Miss King and Mr. and Mrs William
Grosvenor.
The Moorinss the Newport home OF James Cinch
Smith Is under quarantine. owing to Of the
servants being i'll with varioloid.
Although Mrs. ogden Goeet and her daughter
al RS
Goelet is returning home from Europe and WIZ,
open her villa at Newport toward the end of next
month for the remainder of the season
Mr. and Mrs George L. Rives and Miss Rives.
who arrived from Europe last week, and have been
at Tuxedo since then. left here for Newport yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs James StiIlman leave town next
week for Newport. and will be accompanied by
James A Stilman and his wife. who was Miss
Fiji Potter who TO spend some weeks with
them there.
Percy y. Rockefeller is confined to his bed at
lockwood Hall by Illness .f, he is not pin N 9y d3sser
Following Mrs Edward T. Potter's carriage ac-
cident at Newport Tuesday Henry Rogers VIM
throp had a rather serious automobile accident
there yesterday afternoon His automobile became
unmana geable, ran into stone wall and threw
him violently the ground. The machine was
wrecked Mr MlhtnroP ~ va piT1Te i1r NJ % and tz
reported to have escaped with nothing worse than
bruises and severe shaking up.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry F. Dimock leave town to-day
for their country place. South Coventry. Conn,
where their daughter. Mrs Cary T. Hutchinson and
her husband have been staying Tor some tiIne paS1
In August Mrs. Dimock and Mrs Hutchinson VII
60 20 BaF FOR HsT9GF sav Before Coming back to
town for the winter.
Francis b. Stevens jr and Mrs. Stevens who
was Miss Adele Horwitz, at their country
place at WGstbqry and have Mrs, Mrs Be1Jamn Benz E
Mr. and Mrs Trenor l. Park will sail for Europe
early next month They have in view an au'ono-
bile tour through France
DR. Alexander Clarke and Mrs. Clarke. who was
Mrs William F Burden. IN town fer few
dRSy hyy SffrS % 6cs9pg %rs carkeS cotase
Mrs Edwards Pierrepont gave large dinner
party last night Hurst Pierrepont her country
place, at Garrisons-on-the the-Iiudson.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac y Phelps at their new
country place at Greenwich. Conn. where they
Will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Chids have taken Pro-
fessor Pompelly's villa Gibbs-ave. Newport, for
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. \ Lanfear Norrie have arranged
TO spend the summer at Newport
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| the Augusta Victoria. Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
sheldon and Miss Sheldon and Mr. and Mrs W.
| Rathbone Bacon as well as Lord knnalrd OF
cricket and banking flme. left here yesterday On
board the Oceanic 10 me the n9Ie L -sgt to Enrops
| on board the St Paul must be added that GL
Pierre LoriIard Barley. who is about 10 rejon MS
| parents in Switzerland
Mrs Howard Munnikhuysen and the Misses Nun
, nikhuvsen of Baltimore. are spending few days
/ in town before going on 10 Bar taroOr
SOUTHAMPTON is filing Most OF the country
places there have already opened for the sum
mer and a number OF entertainments have al
ready been given. Mrs. Walter c. Oakman viii
| give a large dinner party this evening Among
those who have already arrived there for the sea-
! son are Mr. and Mrs. George r. Schieneln and
| Robh who have taken Bonnie Bourne, Charles
A. Peabody. jr, who has leased the cottage GL sam
uel Parrish, and the Howard IoWhsendSs VI ,1 az,
| Mrs. j. HampGen RObh are expected theIe Hyl. ~
Europe early next month. and ther cottaHe' 'h'
| Dophins is being prepared for their arrival
The Cfooseberry Island Fishing Club. at Newport
| was opened for the season yesterday.
| Among those now visiting the Pan-American Ex-
| position at Buffalo Mr. and Mrs Benjamin
| Thaw who afterward will go TO the Thousand
Islands. They will be at Newport toward the emu
| of the month.
| Mr.. and Mrs Edgar T. Scott have gone to Bar
Harbor for the
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. DinsmOre, sr are at
| Tuxedo for the summer. II is the Clarence Gray
Dinsmores who have the Dinsmore country place at
Staatsburg, y. Y. this year
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Watson, OF No 81 Fifth
| ave. have taken cottage at Narrasanset' Fler