New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

Small wonder that it has ceased to be considered
good form among the fashionable set to go down 10
the piers TO speed friends sailing for Europe and
TO welcome those returning home for the crush
when the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse left yester-
day baffied description. So grsat the jam that
a number of those who had come down merely to
the hawsers were cast off and the gangways with
drawn They were carried or down the river. and
der TO reach shore
Among those sailing to-day for Europe are John
W. Mackay, Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Collier and their daughter Mr. and Mrs J.
e. Schermerhorn and j. z. Schermerhorn, jr and
Mr.. and Mrs Christopher Moler. all of whom will
60 the Teutonic. while the ST. Paul will carry
Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge Mr.. and Mrs Marshal
Jewell Dodge. Miss Cutting. Miss Clarisse Coudert
and Mrs Oakleigh Thorne. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Seton jr who spending few days at Tuxedo.
will sail for Europe on Saturday and while abroad
land.
Peter D. Martin. of San Francisco. whose en-
gagement to Miss Lily Oeirchs has been frequently
reported and as often denied. Is back in Newport.
Of Mrs. Charles VI. Oelrichs and her daughter.
Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor were in town
yesterday on their way from FerncliT to visit Mrs
Stanley Mortimer at her country place on Long
Island
The Knickerbocker Tea at Delmonico's this after
noon which has been arranged by Miss Leary and
by committee consisting of Mrs. Charles NJ Oel-
richs Mrs Frederick Nelson Mrs. Brockhost Cut
ting Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones Miss Marie. Mrs.
Charles Astor Bristed and Mrs de Navarro. prom
ises to be a great success and will constitute
OF the principal functions the social programme
OF to-day is for the benefit of the chapel Of the
Loyola School. in Park-ave. and Eighty-third-st
Archbishop CJrrigan will be present and w. Bourke
at home for the season took place yesterday at her
house in Fifth-ave. and was well attended A.
the Misses Kieckhoffer and by Heath Gregory.
It is reported that Miss Josephine Drexel will re-
10 in order to be present at the marriage
Of her sister. Mrs. John Vinton Dahlgren, next
week and that she has likewise sent her wedding
present There has been good deal of speculation
TO whether or not Miss Drexel would attend the
ana Il tn s an fhs STOKES and ossS
that have been current about the matter
II on sogry ground that the opening team
matches for the woman's metropolitan champion
ship series took place yesterday the Morris
County and Richmond County links. Hardly golf
tion owing to the long period of wet weather
Mr., and Mrs Price Collier took large party TO
Ardsley yesterday-among others the Misses Rob
bins Forbes and Kaul-on the coach Pioneer. which
they had chartered for the day. They later had
dance at the clubhouse. There will be a dance at
the NIorristown Golf Club this evening in place Of
the regular Friday dance. and Mrs. H. NICK Twom-
bly, is taking large party TO the club from Flor
ham. where she will remain uutfl she goes to
Newport after July for the remainder OF the
season
Miss Anne Urquhart Potter. whose marriage 10
James H Stllman takes place Monday after
noon at Grace Church. has received some beautiful
wedding gifts. including a tiara OF diamonds
adorned with unusually large emerald from her
fiance. while her fathers present is necklace Of
pearls of wonderful size which is reported 10 have
cost about $4,000 She will wear both the tiara and
the pearls at the marriage ceremony. After The
make their home at Tuxedo for the remainder OF
The summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Barr will spend the summer
at their country place in Orange County
1t Is not the town house OF Frederick ". Van
derbilt in Fifth-ave., that has been leased by Mr..
and Mrs E. Rollins Morse, of Boston. but the ad-
joining house the old Bank mansion. No ass Fifth
rchs before she moved into her present house. The
place belongs 10 Frederick Vanderbilt but he has
never lived ir IL
Miss Alice Gertrude Castree daughter OF John
Wesley Castree. of No. $50 West Fifty st.
was married at yesterday in the Marble Col
legate Church. Fffth-ave. and Twenty-ninth-st, to
Percy Herbert Williams The bride had
terdants. Henry NJ. Olcott was Mr.. vinams's
hest man, and the ushers Charles l. Taylor.
Albert c. Tyler Frank r. Haussling and ". RAY
Totten. The ceremony was performed by the pas
tor the Rev Dr. David James Burrell On
count OF the brides family being in mourning there
no reception
Mrs. Clement Cleveland returned to town yester-
day from Newport. and for the first time in man
wears will not spend the there.