New-York tribune., 1901-05-09
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

Not only has the exodus of fashionable society =,
Europe ceased, but people are already beginning
to return a sure sign that the summer is at hand
There were relatively few members of the fashion,
able board the liners which sailed yesterdav
for Europe. whereas there are a large number OF
well known people who are already homeward
bound from the other side. and the tide Of fash
iOnable ocean travel has turned. Although num-
Der of cottages at Newport being opened yes
town remains unusually full and society shows a
disposition TO remain in the city or in the imIedi-
rate There are plenty Of social affairs Of minor
homes around New-York are gay with ever chang
ing house parties.
Mrs. John Lion Gardeners forty guests at tha
luncheon which she gave yesterday in the Annex OF
the Metropolitan Club for Mrs George W. Chlds
Drexel of Philadelphia. who has been staying with
her were seated at four round tables. decorated
respectively with red roses. jonquis. sweetpeas
and pink roses. Among those present were Mrs
William @. Rockefeller. Mrs. George Mcclellan.
Mrs. Richard Irwin. Mrs. Frederick J. De Peyster.
np NM gsbo WaTd Tr Artb9r sersR
Mrs Rufus Delaheld. Mrs George A Robbins, Miss
deiphia. and Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt.
Mrs LinGiey Hoffman Chaplin gave luncheon
party yesterday at her home. at No. West Thirty
seventh-st. Her guests were Mrs. Burton H. Har-
rison. Mrs Alexander T. Van Nest Miss Clemen-
Burial Hoffman. Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge. Mrs
Patterson. Mrs William Perry and Mrs. Clifford
Richardson The table was prettily decorated with
snend mart Of the summer at her country home In
New-London. She will also visit at Tuxedo. Bar
Har5or and Murray Bay; Mrs. James Talcott also
gave luncheon yesterday at her house in West
Fifty-seventh-st.
Louis Keller will entertain number Of friends
including Mrs. Lindley Hoffman Chaplin and Miss
Louise, Ward McAIlister at dinner on Saturday.
guests will also spend the afternoon
Reginald Rives as usual drove the coach Pioneer
yesterday. which was chartered by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Beresford Miss CTyder Miss
Iselin and Miss Therese Iselin.
Miss Constable has issued invitations for small
party on tho evening Of May II at her brothers
studio in East Sixteenth-st.
Colonel DeIancey A. Kane returned to town from
Newport last night Harry Lehr has arrived here
from Baltimore.
Julian Stevens Uln,an and Mrs. U1man who was
Miss Gertrude o. Barclay have returned from their
wedding tour and are at their home. No 81 East
Hermann oelrichs and o. H. P Belmont left
town yesterday for the Pacific Coast.
Among the impending departures from town are
those of Mr.. and Mrs. Eric DahIgren, who will
spend the summer partly at their house at Nara
they have chartered for the season.
Elaborate preparations are being made for the
lawn fete which is take place Saturday after
noon May 25 at the country place of General and
Mrs. Samuel Thomas at Ardsley-o Hudson.
The entertainment is to be in behalf Of the Stony
Void Sanator.um at Kushaqua. Franklin County.
y Y. where working girls. young married women
and children suffering from incipient tuberculosis
are be cared for. Thirty thousand dollars has
already been subscribed toward the purchase OF
the site. the construction of the buildings and the
endowment Of the Institution. for all of which
total of s1Oo.GG0 will be required To raise this
number Of women. including Mrs. Henry L. Sat
terlee Mrs. Joseph Stickney, Mrs. Broekhelst Cut
ting. Mrs. H. Walter Webb and Mrs Lorilard
Spencer, have organized themselves into a com
mittee. The fete Ardsley will include a fair for
etc There will be fancy dances and all sorts Of
games for the children Tickets for the entertain
ment are to be sold at s. 80 each.
Everybody is busy making plans for the summer.
and in informing friends and acquaintance re-
garding them. Some data the subject will
therefore be of interest. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Manner will spend the summer at Southampton.
where Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston have
and Mrs AlSert Pummer r0T will III ke%se iSn SPEND
the summer at Southampton.
1t may likewise be mentioned that Mrs. Perry
Tiffany will spend the summer at Newport, where
she has rented Mrs. Henry Yardley's cottage in
Rhode Island-ave. Colonel and Mrs. Edward De
Vaux Morrell will open their villa at Ochre Point
Saturday Among others already at New
port is Mrs Theodore A. Haveuleyer, who is stay
ing with her sister. Mrs. Charles NJ Oelrichs Mrs
guest of Mrs. Sydney Webster Other arrivals are
Mrs. Paul Dahlgren, Miss Romola Dahlgren. Mrs.
Moses Taylor Campbell and Mrs. c. D. Perkins. Of
Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac n. Phelps Stokes will spend
the summer at Greenwich. Conn. where they have
purchased farm. while Miss Marguerite Chanler
is already at Rokeby, the Chaner country place
Mr. and Mrs. ], z. Smith Hadden at their
place at Hampstead and Mrs. c. Albert Stevens
Is occupying her cottage at Roslyn- Mr. and Mrs
FIeGerlck w; vanderbilt intend TO remain al Hyde
open Rough Point. their villa there Colonel and
Mrs. William JAY and Miss Jay will remain durins
and Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler and Mr.. and Mrs.
stanford White will spend a part of the summer
at 81. James's, Long Island.
The announcement of the engagement Of Miss
Sarah Hoppin. daughter of Mrs. westervelt Hop
NewYork society. the Hoppins related 70 a
number of New-YOrk families.
Miss Adele GTiswod Gardiner and her brother
Lion are at their house in East Sixty-hrst-st
Miss Gardiner is soon going abroad
The engagement is announced Of Miss Maud Van
Cortlandt Taylor. daughter of Cortlandt NJ Taylor,
formerly OF St. Paul, now Of this city. Louis
W. Hill. Of James J. Hill Of St Paul The
wedding will take place Wednesday. June s. at
No, East Eighty-frst-st the house Of the brides
brother, Walter c. Taylor.
LID. FOR MKTNLET.
HARVARD BOARD OF OvERsEERs DECIDES
To cONFEP THE, OEcpEE