New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
IN SOCIETY.

Mrs Oliver Harriman's death yesterday at Hn
Top Grange. her place at Port Chester. was not
unexpected for she had been i'll for long time
She leaves a large family of children. the members
which identified with the social life of New
York Among them are Mrs. Lewis Rutherford
Mrs. Earl Dodge, Mrs. William r. Travers. and
James l.. Hartman. Oliver Hartman. Jr, j. Bor-
fen er 5sbpnd Who SURVIVES her is
feeble health She was sister of Joseph T. Low
Alfred G. Vanderbilt and his brother Reginald
have had a large polo ground arranged for them
on a tract of land adjacent to the Portsmouth
Farm of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt and have
secured string of particularly clever polo ponies
W. i'N Newport TReiT polo ground commands beaus
tiful view of Narragansett Bay II has been laid
out with great care and success
Mr. and Mrs j. Lawrence Van Allen will sail
from the other side next Thursday. and upon their
arrival here will at once go TO Newport.
Mr. and Mrs Francis B..rton Harrison have taken
possession of Mizzentop. the cottage at Bar Har-
Dor which they have rented for the summer Mr.
and Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri will also be at Bar
Harbor this summer.
Mrs. A. Cass Garfield and Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Vanderbilt have sailed from Southampton on
the Deutschland. and are due here next week. Miss
Ethel IseIin and Frederick G. Goodrdge. whose
marriage will take place at noon on Monday in
spend the summer abroad Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Stay with Mrs seton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M,s.
Henry l. Barley at their place in Switzerland.
The Pioneer makes it's last trip of the season to
Ardsey to-day and at the beginning of next week
the horses will be disposed of. Robert Gerry drove
the coach yesterday. when it was chartered by
Charles F. Kilburn. VINO took out party of twenty
to Ardsley.
Mr. and Mrs A Livingston Mason have arranged
and tba a1Igfch Conn
Of as usual, at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Wfnans of Baltimore leave
town to-day for Newport. where they will spend
the summer
Polo was in full swing yesterday afternoon at
Meadow Brook. the second team of the Lakewood
Club. consisting of George j. Gould. A S. Alexander
Robert F. Collier and r. e Flinsch, being lined up
% ge hTst o team OF pnie RobeTf Stunt
ems t. A. Havemeyer and H. 5 Page
Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop has closed her house in
Fifth-ave. and gone with her daughter Marie and
her son Roger to Newport where they are occupy
ing the George r. Fearing villa
Mrs stuyvesant Fish and her daughter Marion
will leave town next week for Virginia Hot Springs
to make a short stay there before going to New
port for the summer.
James \. Stnlman. whose marriage Miss Ann
Urquhart Potter will take place Monday af-
ternOOn IN Orrdce OhuTcn- VIII give MS farewell
bachelor dinner this evening Sherrys. His guests
will include his best man and ushers, whose names
have already been published in this column. Some
four hundred invitations have been issued for the
reception at Bishop POJter's Washington Square
home, which is 70 follow the wedding ceremony.
and the bride and bridegroom will welcome their
friends standing under a canopy formed of palms
and spring blossoms. the two making charming
combination of green and pink. The floral decora-
tionS of the house generally, which have been in
trusted to ThOTley. Will be very attractive. Mrs.
Potter. wife of the Bishop. has returned TO town
from Newport. in order 10 supervise the arrange
ments of her srandniece'S wedding.
Dr. Eugene F. Hoyt and his daughter. Miss Ethel
vyn Hoyt. of No. 80 West Fifty-eighth-st will sail
for Europe to-day
Fffty-sixth-st have left town for Province Island.
Lake Memphremagog. 10 remain until September.
They will spend the autumn months at Buthewood,
BarrytOWn-On-H HudSOn.
Mrs O. II. p. Belmont. who is already the owner
Of several fine houses here and at Newport was
yesterday placed in legal possession of another
mansion No. 677 FiftIl-ave.. the title to which
transferred 10 her by her husband, O. H. 2. Bel
mont.
Among the places the upper Hudson that will
be opened this season is Ankony. the old home Of
the Kip family. at Rhinebeck. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blake Baker will not go abroad this summer. but
will spend part of their time with Mrs. Bakers
sons. ". RulOn Kip, Henry Kip and Garret hlp, at
Rhinebeck-