New-York tribune., 1901-05-26
SOCIETY'S SUNDAY REVIEW

Memorial Day falls Thursday It marks the
end of the town season, and ii is the dav chosen
for the opening of the yachting year The Seawan-
haka Corinthan Yacht Club will begin its annual
cruise on that day The yachts will start from
Oyster Bay, and at the clubhouse there a dance
and reception will be given On Memorial No..
likewise there will be a celebration at Tuxado
There Val be games OF all kinds. including contests
of skin Tor me club servants and racing on the
lake. Larchmont will have an opening There viii
on account OF Memorial Day the dance AT Tbe ~,
0uP of Ps h6Ise will take place wednes
The weather has not been propitous for a gen.
eral exodus TO the country. There have been warm
days, but only few of them. The incidents of
yesterday We're sadly handicapped in more senses
than one, by the weather Polo however heeins
tomorrow at Meadow Brook. and will last two
weeks There are house parties arranged for the
summer season has started There is one Charity
a ~ 9a toTn6that to be given by Miss
eral times 1t is Knickerbocker tea at Del
mOnico's.
Mrs Pierre Lorillard. jr.. has returned from
Europe. and has gone to Tuxedo where she will
remain the greater part of the spring season Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller are paVing ronnd
al Tuxedo The death Of Mr. Ken obar wf ea
this branch of the family in mourning
Dogwood, apple blossoms and daisies will con-
sttute the dominant note of the floral decorations
at the wedding of Miss ''Fif' Potter and James A
Stillman on June 3. and Grace Church will present
an essentially sprinsIike appearance. The
pews on either side of the centre aisles AT the
entrance viii have great punches of these flowers
arranged loosely in shower effect falling TO the
hoor. and clusters will be to the remain
ing P@s di i ae t Way up the aisle TO the chancel;
be festooned with the flowers. which will
the there will be tail trees wholly Of dogood
and apple blossoms.
Mr. and Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden have
closed their town house. and at their country
place, near Troy. y. Y.
The country parties which the governors of the
Cotilon Of Eighty have been giving on the links
Of the Scarsdale Golf Club have proved popular
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Fl. Hunnewell jr will open
their cottage at Newport this week. Since their
Mass. ''eeS
DR. and Mrs Francis Delafleld have arranged TO
spend the summer at wavecrest. Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Livingston Jones will leave
town this week for their country place Cold
Spring Harbor, Long Island. The Jones Manor
House boasts of excellent golf links and also of
tennis courts.
Mrs J. Hood Wright gave dinner porty last
night al her country place. the Folly. up beyond
bridge Road. The guests numbered about twenty
and the norai decorations consisted of a pretty
Miss Leary will give the last of her weekly
ceptions this Tuesday afternoon at her
house. in Ffth-aye.. where there will be excellent
music, usual and the following day her
Knickerbocker will be given at Delmonico's
for the benefit Of the chapel Of the Loyola School
Associated with Miss Leary in the affair are Mrs
Charles NJ. Oelrichs. Mrs. Frederick Nelson, Mrs
Brockholst Cutting. Mrs. Charles Astcr Bristed.
Mrs. Francis BurriI Hoffman and Miss Marie
An address will be made by W Bourke Cochran
and ii is expected that Miss Leary will announce
her intention Of founding chair in the school in
br Tv OF neF 6f 10 pc kn3wn as the
bishop Corrigan and Bishop Farley will be present
Mrs Spotswood D. Schenck and Miss Nathalie
Schenck viii leave town on June Is for Newport
where they will occupy the Sargent cottage.
The invitations for the wedding OF Harry Lehr
and Mrs. John Vinton Dahlgren have been received
by those who attend the ceremony. They
are issued in the name of Mrs. Joseph Drexel who
daughters marriage
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt left town yes
terday morning for Newport. where they arrived in
the afternoon, and opened Beaulieu, which they
have leased from William Waldorf Astor for the
season. Cornelius Vanderbilt will put his 7O-footer
in coMfnlsslon-
Among those who arrived yesterday from Europe
Edward Tiffany Dyer and Lady Edmund Fitz-
Maurice. daughter of William John Fitzgerald. Of
Litchheld, Conn, whose marriage with Lord Ed
mund Fitz-Maurice. younger brother Of the Marquis
Of LansdoWne, Secretary of State for Foreign At
fairs. dissolved by the English divorce court
some six years ago
Judge Keogh' in the Supreme Court, White
Plains. yesterday sustained the action Of the Long
Island authorities in preventing the sale OF liquor
a the Meadow Club, the Southampton Club and
the shinnecock Hills Golf Club. all three OF
Southampton, which is local option town, and
which last month voted against liquor licenses.
The three clubs propose to carry the issue to the
Court Of Appeals contending that the town and
county authorities have power to deny the right
OF clubs TO keep liquor for the use of their mem
bers
There were about twenty starters yesterday
morning for the run of the Automobile Club Of
America TO New-HaVen They left the clubhouse
al Fifth-ave. and Fifty-eighth-st-, at 9 o'clock
punctualy. The majority of the autos were
filed TO their capacity. The return TO town begins
to-day, the participants in the run haVlhs slayeo
at the New-Hayen House over night
Mrs Newhouse who spent the winter in New
York and who was extensively entertained by MIS-
Orme Wilson and other members Of the fashionable
set. and whose husband has purchased place out
al Westbury Long Island, is now staying at
Claridge's Hotel, in London
The Earl Of Yarmouth is placed in mourning by
the death Of his aunt Lady Albert Seymour, whose
husband the late Lord Albert Seymour was a
younger brother of the present Marquis OF fer'-
ford
Mrs Jack Gardiner. of Boston, is coming TO
New-York this week in order TO attend the cere-
monies at the unveiing of the tablet 10 behJaiiii
Franklin in the Hall OF Fame at the W-horh
University on Memorial Day. She has been asked
enfa he