New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY

College and university festivities are the order
of the day and are occupying the attention Of all
those members of the fashionable set in New-York
who have boys at Harvard. Yale. Columbia. Prince
society in these ceebrations is enhanced bv tS s
fact that in almost every case the fathers the
same Alma Mater. pleasant memories of which are
revived by the present celebrations.
The announcement in yesterdays Tribune Of m.
marriage on Saturday last of Richard Howland
Hunt. the well known architect, and Mrs. Walter
W. watrous. excited some~Iittle surprise in societv
for although every one aware of the fact thai
Mrs. Hunt who is a sister of Mrs Oliver HART
man. jr.. had obtained divorce from her husband
and that Mr.. and Mrs Watrous were separated ya-
it not generally known that the last named
couple had been divorced The marriage was ceIe-
brated at the East Sixty-fourth-st. house of s o.
Livingston. the father OF Mrs NatrouS, the Rev
Mr.. and Mrs Paul C. Thebaud. Of No 15s Mad-
son-ave are staying With Howard Willetts at
Among those sailing to-day for Europe are Mr.
and Mrs. Heber r. Bishop. ir.. Miss Bishop Robert
I. Gerry, Emory $. Csrhart, A B Boardman and
SewaH Boardman and MIR. and Mrs Harry s. Lehr
all on the Majestic.
Mr. and Mrs, William Douglas Sloane and Miss
Sloane as well Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Rives
and Miss Rives DR.. and Mrs Austin Flint ir
Miss Virginia Sturges Osborne. daughter of Pro-
and Mrs Nathaniel Thayer and the Misses Tbaver '
are due to-day here from Europe board the
Oceanic.
Among the weddings of to-day is that of Miss
Mary A. Robbins and DIR. Theodore Stuart Hart.
which will take place at O'Clock in the South
Church, MadisOn-ave. and Thrty-eighth-st. The
brides sisters. Augusta and Cienevteve and Mrs L
S. Black. will be her attendants. while Herbert K
Smith. of Hartford will be best man. The ushers
will be WoIcott Phelps Robbins. Howard Thayer
DR. Charles Mcwiliams and Or. John B. Kouwen-
hoven. After tine ceremony reception will take
place at the East Fifty-seventh-st. house OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace WolcOtt
Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Drexel and Mr. and Mrs
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. which sails from
Cherbourg to-day.
Mrs. J. p. Dickson will give a big luncheon party
at her country place Morrtstown y j. tomorrow
She has closed her house in town. No. 43 Fifthaye.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry g. Trevor are occupying
their cottage at southampton. Miss Anna Sands
is staying with her sister. at Westbury. Long
Mrs Joseph DrexeI. who came 10 town for the
purpose of attending the marriage of her daughter
Mrs; John vinton Dahlgren to Harry 5. Lehr last
Torresdale. Penn.
senator and Mrs George Peabody Wetmoro
have arrived in town from Newport.
Mrs John c. Wimerding Chartered the coach
Olden Times yesterday for it's trip between the
Essex County Country Club and the Baltusrol GOLF
Club.
James Brown Potter has left Tuxedo and has
gone 70 Newport. where he is staying with Mrs.
5. T. Potter.
Or. Curtenius Gillette. the elder son Of Dr. and
Mrs. Walter r. Gillette will enter Bellevue Hos
pitaI inferno July I. and will be in the
surgical division. DR. Gillette. his mother and his
sister. Miss Grace Gillette will go their coun-
try home, at Bluff Head. opposite Sabbath Day
Point, Lake George, the latter part OF this month";