New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
SOCIETY DAY By DAY.

May opened with rain which did not. however
deter the friends of those sailing on the reu-
tonic from iocking the White Star pier for the
purpose of bidding them adeu. Indeed. the pier
was crowded. and fashionable society largely
represented Later in the day the weater cleared
and became mild Danish all further hesta-
ton on the part of those who in doubt as To
whether the time had to open up their coun-
try places and their seaside villas. n number OF
people have already left for Newport and the
coaching parade Saturday will probably be the
last social affair of any importance In town until
season.
The Teutonic had on board Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hampden Robb and their daughters Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Martin Davies who were married on
Saturday at Pittsburg; the Marquise de TaIleyrand
Parsons and the Misses Parsons Miss WiImerdins
and Mrs George b Mcclellan, sr.. who win be
daughter-in-law.
Bradley Martin. jr.. sails to-day on the Columbia
William c. Whitney has arranged to sail on
Wednesday May %. while James Henry Smith pur-
poses TO start for Europe the first week in June
General and Mrs. Lloyd S. Bryce likewise going
abroad, is also Mrs. Nicholas Fish Mr. and
Mrs Abram s. Hewitt and the Misses Hewitt Will
when they open their country place for the summer
Mrs Charles NJ oelrichs and her daughter. Miss
Lily ,Oelrichs; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones
and Mrs. Duncan Elliot have arrived at Newport
and opened their cottages there for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Casinir de Rham have leased
the Hone villa. at Newport. for the season. and
will have with them during the summer Mrs de
Rham's mother. Mrs Charles Bergman.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore A. Havemeyer have ar
ranged spend the summer at Newport. where
they will occupy the Stockton villa. Hamilton
Fish and his family expected from Europe
this month. and their will go their
place Garrisons-on-the-Hud where Mr.. and
Mrs j. Hooker HamersIey will likewise spend the
early summer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Burnham MOfat
have taken cottage Tor the season at Bar HarbOr.
where Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, will also
pass the summer. Dr. and Mrs Morgan Dix and
their daughters will spend the summer at Prdes
Crossing. Atherton Blight and his daughters will
open their cottage at Newport on June l. Mr..
and Mrs. Maturin L. Delafeld will be at River
dale for the early summer. Mr. and Mrs Ross
Winans. of Baltimore. go to Newport next week
Mrs James " Gerard has cottage G for the sum
Shi i a ,I3 i III ,S siidrs sill S1snd son1e tins
this spring with Mrs. Schie1eIins mother Mrs.
6oroggh- -On-the- Hudson; Mr.; s1d Mrs Temple ,Dl,
weeks.
Miss Louis Ward McAIlister. Miss May Fowler
Mrs Charles whelen. Miss Violet whelen. Edward
MorreIl William Radcliffe and W. Scott Cameron
were the guests yesterday of George T. Messervy.
on the Pioneer. and at luncheon at Arisley Reg
son Morris has chartered 4 for today, Adrian Tt
Iselin tr FOR t9m2rIow. N, Marion ZION s'oTy g ToT & MAY
Smith for May II.
Among the entertainments of yesterday was
dinner party given by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at her
house in East Seventy-eghth-st-
Ii is this afternoon and evening that kaffee-
klatch and May festival will take place in the small
ballroom the Waldorf-Astoria for the benefit OF
the Helpers" Among those who have been been m9sy I13s
Leary: Mrs Adrian Iselin. ir.. Mrs. j. v Bouvier
and Mrs. Emile vatable.
Mrs. S. Fisher Johnson has issued invitations for
large luncheon party which is to take place on
May in the women's annex of the Metropolitan
Club. while Mrs IAndley Hoffman Chapin. who
next at her house in West Thirty y-seventh-st-
Mrs Robert Garrett. Of Baltimore. is in town for
few days. before going to Uplands, her country
place. for the summer
May as usual. promises to be most prolific in
gagements. and may be said have started out
we'll in this respect, as a number of engagements
were announced yesterday Among them are that
of Mrs. Richard Riker to Frank D. Harmon. who
is a widower the date of the wedding being fixed
for June T. at ST. BarthOlOmew's Church; that Of
DIR. Robert Watts. of this city. and Miss Helen
Woodbridge Rice daughter of Dr. and Mrs J.
Warren Rice. of New Brunswick. and that Of Miss
Margaret Palmer Soutter. daughter OF Mrs Will
lam K Soutter to Baron Hugo Salza AMI
Liechtenau of Dresden. where the marriage is to
take place next month. Miss Soutter is a niece q
news of the engagement OF Miss Emily Smith.
daughter of Mrs L. Heber Smith, who was a Miss
Grubb. to William S. Morris, son or DR.. and MGS.
ChestrOn Norris
The engagement is announced of Miss Mary
Spring Gardiner daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James
Terry Gardiner. of New-York. and granddaughter
of Bishop Doane. to DIR. Charles Harrison Frazier,
OF Philadelphia Miss Gardner made her deDul
about year ago.
Miss Alice Blight is staying with Mrs. Reginald
De KOven at Washington.
Mrs E j. Berwind sails for New-York the day
after tomorrow on board the ST. Louis
II is on June 1 next that the wedding Of Eleanor
Goodrich. daughter of Captain and Mrs. Casper F.
Goodrich Douglas Campbell takes place at An
napOlls. Md. and number OF NEWCOMERS are
expected to be present.
On Monday evening last Miss Mabel a. Tread
WELL daughter of Mrs. Daniel Booth Treadwel ant!
William r. Graham married at the home oc
the brides sister Mrs William Fish. jr.. No. nS
West Eighty-ffth-st. The ceremony per-
formed by the Rev. DIR. J. r. Shaw. D. D., of West
End PRESBYTERIAN Church. and was witnessed only
by immediate relatives The bride was attended oy
her sister Mrs. William Fish, jr.. matron OF
honor and the Misses Mildred and Marjory Fish.
neces of the bride, as flower girls. William Fish.
jr gave the bride away and Samuel j. Graham,
brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man.
The house was prettiiy decorated with floral and
held after the ceremony Tor the relatives or
the bride and bridegroom. AT late hour the newly
welded couple departed en- wedding trip. which
tion Niagara Falls and Thousand Islands.
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