New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

Pierre Lorillard's funeral yesterday nnorn,nr a.
Grace Church. was attended by large number 81
well known people. comprising relatives ,r,sns
oeiesations from the Union and other climbs 20
which he belonged we'll as from the in6us,-,.
IN which he was interested. The pallbearers con-
sisted Of Frederick Lawrence j. Newbold No,r,s
george Peabody Wetmore. Frederick K stursis
John Hunter. w H. Fearing Louis Mester and
Gonverneur Tottson- Among the relatives and
friends were Mr. and Mrs Pierre Lorillard ir
and their children; Mr.. and Mrs T. Sufrern Taller
Mr. and Mrs. William Kent. Henry l. Barley ir
N T rnf MTs 4 M N5pfssr
Mortimer. J. G. Follansbee. Mr. and Mrs LoriIIard
Kernochan After the services az tb 5nd rb SaS L.
oooy was taken to the family tomb at Greenwood
Although John Fl. Cheever had been an invalid
Tor some years, his death Tuesday called forth
many expressions of regret. especially among thu
older set He passed away Tuesday evening ar
ms nome at Wave Crest. Far Rockaway, and it
known to his friends lie was msrnbar became me
the toe nnq 91e es the
Academy of Design.
There were number of well known people IN
town yesterday. some of whom were met on the
avenue. while others at luncheon at
Sherry's the Waldorf Astoria and at DelrnOnico's
Among them was Mrs. W. p. Thompson. who wore
frock of watermelon red cloth. with Eton
jacket opening over a white shirt waist while her
large yellow straw hat trimmed with white
daisies and red velvet ribbons Mrs stephen H.
Peil: VINO was Miss Sarah Gibbs Thompson. was
all II black. being in mourning fer her husbands
into town M o meet her bbsaSd on ~R his had
BACK ofad EqFSRe was in sGn Of white and
ribbon. with hat of black chiffon trimmed with
white roses.
bit of a surprise created yesterday by the
news of the marriage the previous day of Miss
Mary Robinson, daughter of the late Beverley Rob-
ropts to Martin MART Green OF the od non and Met
Church of st. Isnatius. and was an exceedingly
brother, Robert Emmett Robinson. Among those
present was her sister Mrs. William III. Davidge.
Another quiet wedding on the same evening was
that of Miss Margaret Willett Boardman George
Gordon Hammin The ceremony took place in
Grace Church Chantry, and among the few rela-
tves and near friends who present were the
Misses Boardman. sisters Of the bride; Mrs. w S.
lam Folsom. Mrs Morgan Barnewell and George
Cadwalader Hammill
Among those sailing to-day for Europe on board
the Deutschland William c. Whitney. whose
name does not appear on the PASSENGER list but
W. r. Travers and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Starr Miller.
Those who arrived last night on board the Ma
jestic included Mr.. and Mrs James a. Burden. jr.
o. FL P. Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hampden Robb
n Mrs as R9s DR. and Mr. MRS WgGsO and
Mr.. and Mrs W. Butler Duncan are reported by
cable as having sailed from liverpool yesterday
on the Oceanic
James j. Van Allen has postponed his trip TO
Europe until next week. and will therefore meet
his daughter on her arrival from England.
Lawn tennis is popular this season at Newport.
and the courts at the Casino yesterday morning
were crowded with players and spectators among
the latter being Mrs; Mackay. Mrs. Stuyvesant
T,s Mr, ana Mrs hames Lawpe1es Van Alen.
Royal Phelps Carroll. Mrs W. K. vSnderbiii. Hrs
a T, Kemp Miss Mabel Gerry. Mrs John r.
With Butler Duncan. jr. yesterday board the
Constitution were Ralph " Ellis. Fl. o. Have
meyer and Herbert Leeds
\ number of dinners and luncheons were given
yesterday at Newport. among others by Mrs Cor
neus Vanderbilt ST.. at the Breakers; by Mrs. w.
Storrs Wells. by Mrs \. Cass Canfeld by Mrs.
George B. De Forest. by Mrs. Frederick Nelson by
Mrs. +. Rollins Morse. and by Mrs. III. II. Hunne-
afternoon concerts at the Casino took place. and
Iro the att 0 'front.' %a nj I'M mat
noon was agreeable
Mrs Henry Parish is at Newport staying with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. E Livingston Ludlow. at
their cottage in Harrison-st- Mr.. and Mrs Allan
Marquand are also at Newport visiting Henry 9;
Beach Road.
ing Bishop Potter's cottage at Newport They have
Mrs X James Cross staying with them.
James w Gerard and Mrs Gerard who was Mss
Mary Daily. leave town for Newport tomorrow,
where they will stay with Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish.
subsequently, going TO Bar Harbor for The remainder
or the season
AT Manchester, VT, are Mr.. and Mrs. T. ParmeIea
Prentice. who staying with Mrs SarteH Prem
tce Edward 5. Isham and the Misses Isham ara
also at Manchester.
Miss Leontine Marie. who has been staying with
Mrs John Wysong. at Newport has retoined her
mother Mrs. Joseph Marie at Southampton.
The amateur theatricals at the Meadow Club on
Saturday last were great success They consist
eish; r., Edmund Randolph. stepsOn OF William
G; Whitney; Richard Duane Humphreys and
Henry Hollister. jr.. took part Afterward there
was dancing.
The Marquise de Talleyrand Perigord and hec
sister. the Princess Emanuel RuspOH. have
and will remain in the United States throughout
the winter. diyiding their time between this city
and Chatsworth, y. ].
From Boston comes the announcement OF thu
engagement of Miss Lydia Eliot. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Amory Eliot. TO Arthur Goldman. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barnes will go to EdgecOmb.
their place at SOUTHAMPTON, upon their return
from Europe. toward the close of this month
HAPPENINGS AT NEWPORT.
Newport. r l.. July 10 (speciaD-Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick p Gerrettson entertained at dinner this
evening in honor of Bishop Satterlee. of Wash
inston who is the guest of Captain and Mrs F. F.
Chadwick at the War College. The other guests
Mrs. Gibbons. Miss Whiting of England;
Colonel John Hare Powell Major and Mrs Theodore
Il Ma