New-York tribune., 1901-05-24
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

Weather predictions for yesterday were most
misleading. Rain. and lots OF it. had been prom
ised instead Of which this city was treated 10
the first taste of what is fkely to prove a mar.
ticularly hot summer. Straw hats and summer
apparel made their appearance. and everybody
seemed TO be out CT doors. basking in the SUM- or
else bound for Morris Park, where the closing
races of the spring meeting attracted large and
fashionable crowd including number of coach
ing parties. among thoae present being Thomas
Hitchcock jr. w. Astor Chanler. W. c. Whitney
Sidney Paget John G. FoIlansbee. Richard T.
Wilson. E. c. Gilmore. William Milne GrinneH
and many others j. Henry Smiths coaching
party to ArdsIey failed, however. to materiaize
Only one of his guests Eric Bouthram. turned
up at the appointed time. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, deferred possibly
hv the predictions Of rain, failed nut in an an
pearance. and after long wait the Pioneer start
ed. with Reginald Rtves driving and no passengers
but j. Henry Smith ard Eric Bouthram. The golf
links around the city HKewlse attfaeted I number
polo played at the Westchester Country Club.
Owing to the Illness of General Thomas the lawn
fste at Ardsley tomorrow in behalf of the Stony
WoId Sanatorium will not be held at his country
place. as originally planned. but at that Of Mrs
Cyrus Field Judson. whittier carriages and stages
will convey the guests arriving by the special train
which leaves the Grand Central Station at 90
Scattered over the lawn will be booths tents and
tables where all sorts of pretty things will be
offered for sale Mrs Edwin Gould will have charga
OF the pillow table. assisted by Miss Leary Miss
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Newcomb is looking after the chdren's entertain
ments Mrs. W. Rodman WinslOw and Mrs W A
CauIdwe will assist Mrs. Theodore C. Dunn in tina
disposal of Partisan belts. stocks hair bows etc
Mrs William z. Perry Miss FalcOner and Mrs
Franklin Edson. IT.. Will be with Miss Edison IN
charge OF the candy booth. while Mrs Howard
Carroll will look after the refreshment table, her
assistants being Miss Archbod. Miss Molly Hayes
Mrs. Lincoln Mccormack and Miss Parsons. Pre-
vous to the fate those in charge OF the various
tables and booths will be entertained by Mrs Ed
win Gould at luncheon at her house, close by. The
fancy dances will be an important feature Of the
affair. In the tarantela the dancers Will consist
of the Misses Ethel and Angelica Stebbins and
Frederick and Seymour Woodruff. In the Maypole
dance the Misses Lummis. Taylor, Seymour. Car
roll Townsend and Gertrude Smith will take part.
while Thomas r. Adams will 90 hornppe The
gypsy dances will be undertaken by the Misses
H. Carlton Baker Gilbert Burdett b Anderson
Harold Baker Haywood Burnett and Warren Dep-
ton. Henry Seymour Jewett will be the jester and
James A. Cruikshank will oficiate as graphologist.
Mrs Richard Ryker's marriage TO Frank Har-
mon will take place in the evening of June at ST.
Bartholomew Church. Owing TO the recent death
of Mrs. stryker the grandmother of the bride. the
wear travelling gown of dark blue and a bonnet
to match.
Bishop Potter will oficiate at the marriage Of
Miss Mary DAILY to James Watson Gerard which
takes place on June at noon at the house OF the
brides mother. Mrs. Marcus DAILY No. 725 Fifth
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mousseline de sole, and her bridal veil is Of point
lace. Her sister. Harriet. will be her maid OF
honor There will he no bridesmaids ushers
man.
Elisha Dyer. jr.. leaves town to-day 20 Join Mrs
Dyer and her daughter, Miss Swan. at Wayside
where they have staying with them Miss Patter-
son, of Baltimore. Among others who have already
gone 10 Newport for the are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank W. Andrews Mr.. and Mrs. a. Lanfear
Norrie Mr and Mrs. Arthur Emmons and Colonel
and Mrs Delaney \ Kane. J de Wolfe Cutting
has leased Boothden the Edwin Booth estate.
lndian-ave-. for the season Mrs Henry c. Potter
wlie ct Bishop Potter: has likewise LEFT town for
Baldwin.
\ new four-n hand CLUB has been organized under
the Of the American Coaching Club. which
will have its headquarters at the WaIdorf-Astorta
and which according TO its prospectus. has for It's
object the announcement OF road coaching and OF
the exhibition OF coach teams at the various horse
shows" C. L. Boissevau Is 10 be president OF the
new club, Seward Cary its vice-president and
George B. Hume IT'S secretary and treasurer The
executive committee comprises Howard Brown,
Leslie 2 Ward. Lemuel Wells and W. l. Beadle-
stor. while among the members are Ira A Kin
jr, Sir Thomas Gooch. OF London: s Megarges
Wright. of Philadelphia; Herman c. Hosker OF
South Orange: Howard Brown. OF Boston; Harry
idence. The members Of the NewYork Coaching
annual outing this spring At meeting held on
Wednesday IT was decided TO postpone the lous
DAYS. until the fall The last long distance drive
OF the club was 10 Carnwath, the country place OF
another occasion the pilgrimage was to SheIburns
Earms. the country seat of DR. Seward Webb. N
Vermont.
The public coaching season. as far as the run
between the Holland House and Ardsey is con-
cerned viii close on June & when the Pioneer
viii go out CT commission while two days latter,
that is 70 say, on June 6. the hcrses viii be sold
a pretty spring country wedding took place az
Christ Episcopal Churca, at Rye-on-the-SOund
Yesterday, when Miss Alice Ward. daughter OF the
late James III. Wl-d. or Brooklyn. and relative
Of the Vanderbits was married to Samuel c. Her
riman. a wealthy lawyer Of this city. by Arch
deacon w. W. kirkby. The bride. who is a very
pretty Brunette, has been prominently identified
with Rye and New-YOrk society functions The
ceremony. which performed at high noon. was
witnessed by many society people OF this city, who
went TO Rye on a special train. The interior OF
the church was decorated with palms. apple bios
SONS. white lilacs and cut flowers The best man
was Lawrence Wheeler, Of Manhattan. There were
no bridesmaids. The bride was given away oy
her brother. James II Ward. jr. She wore a
bridal gown made of white satin and trimmed with
white lace and orange blossoms The ushers N
,luded Charles Senssburg. Nlr Gray. DR.. Frank
Ward. Mr.. Mapes and Frank Ramcr Following
the wedding breakfast was served at Bonnie
skirts OF Rye, by DemonicO. The couple left on
an extended tour through the West. Mrs James
III. Ward is a Ereat-Srlud-da Ighter OF Comnodore
vanderbilt The bride received many gifts OF silver
brtc-a-brac and jewelry.
Lakewood. " j. May y (SpeciaD-Miss Mary
Calf Stockly daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George
Washington StOckly. New-YOrkers who have made
Lakewood their home for several years was mar
ried at neon to-day in the Presbyterian Church 20
Owen Johnson OF Robert Underwood Johnson
who Is on the editorial stan of ''The Century
Magazine" The altar front solidly banked
with arOIo rr~oo Inns and