New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-28

wanhaka Yacht Club races at Oyster Bay gave a
distinctly aquatic flavor to the social programme
46 yTday which b was b the more cd OWNS
discomfort TO all those who remained in town.
William X Vanderbilt has gone to Newport and
is staying with Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt at The
Breakers. while Mr.. and Mrs Frederick W. Wander
bilt expect TO leave their place on the Hudson
either Saturday on Monday next and TO pro-
coed on board their yacht the Conqueror to New
port for the season
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Stevens Ulman left town yester-
day for Southampton. where they will occupy Sand
hurst for the summer
number of people into town yesterday
from the country. Among them were Mr. and Mrs.
VI Orme Wilson. who taking luncheon at
tan eiamine with a white Shirt waist and a black
and white lace hat trimmed with white roses.
She has begun TO tighten her mourning.
Mr. and Mrs Clement C. Moore have closed their
town house in East Fifty-fourth-st- and gone to
Newport for the season.
Professor and Mrs. R. Ogden Doremus and Miss
Doremus will spend the summer at Bay Shore,
Long Island
Mrs Brockholst Cutting and her son. William
Cutting. jr are also in town, having come up from
Newport for a few days
The Rockaway Hunt Club has issued invitations
for a four ball handicap tournament on its links at
Cedarhurst tomorrow. The club committee intends
to give a number of invitation One-day matches
during the season
The marriage of the Rev. DIR. J. Ford Sutton to
the widow of a. NJ. Sutton was celebrated yester-
day afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church by
the Rev Howard Duhield. The wedding a very
quiet affair. only the sons Of the Rev. DR.. Sutton
and a few relatives and intimate friends being
present
Mrs. Lorinard Spencer sails tomorrow for Europe
and Wills II in Svrirz nd
Mrs Duncan Elliot is visiting her sister Mrs
Appleton. at New-LondOn-
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have large party
with them at New-London on board the steam
yacht Narada. among their guests being Mrs.
Burke Roche and her daughter Cynthia. Mr.. and
Miss Lily Oerichs. y. Lanfear Norrie and Herman
3. Duryea.
The closing Of the Seventh National Bank will
not. according to present arrangements. interfere
with the marriage of its new president Edward
Russell Thomas. of General Samuel Thomas.
to take place Tomorrow afternoon at the Park
Avenue Hotel. in the apartments occupied there by
Miss Lees aunt, Mrs. W. B. Dick.
Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Havemeyer. ID. went to New
port yesterday and are at the Arnold cottage for
the season.
Herman B. Duryea has left Westbury. Long
Bend and Miss Beatrice Bend staying with Mrs.
Buchanan Winthrop, while Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hude Beekman have j. H. Buchanan as guest at
their cottage, in Catherine-st.
Mrs. S Barton French and her mother, Mrs.
Walker Fearn. have terminated their visit at the
Pan-American Exposition and gone Newport.
Great preparations are being made at the Ardsey
Club for the celebration of Independence Day. One
Of the convenient features of the club is the
lOcOmObia cottage, erected the electric power
house, for the storage repair and charging OF
IOcCmObtes with SasOlene, naphtha or electricity
Tuxedo will celebrate the Fourth by the annual
sports. which Will be held in the afternoon and
evening the clubhouse grounds. The 7th Resi-
ment Bank has been engaged for the occasion.
Richard Delaneld. Richmond Talbot and Dr. f G
RuShmorc- The park this occasion viii De
thrown open TO the public.
Among those who sailed yesterday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hastings and Miss Edith Patten. who
is 70 marry General Corbin.
Mr. and Mrs John R Drexel have returned to
Newport board their yacht the SuItana.
Foxhau p Keeue has decided 70 organize
championships birmingham. He will select his
players from among Harry Payne Whitney. John
Z. Cowdin. William c. Eustis. William McCreery
and Walter Lawrence. Mr.. Keene will return TO
this country month, and Will be at Newport
of the season In September he Will play IN
the championship games at BroOkline, Mass with
George J. Goulds Lakewood team