New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

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30 many people are going out of town to-day
that the accustomed haunts here of the fashionable
SET VIII De to great extent deserted. There
polo contests. golf tournaments the Morris Park
% laGes ana all sorts Of out of town attractions be-
@ saes any number of week end parties in the vari-
4us tbes eonhtry houses around NewYork that for
uhconrnonly quiet and restful.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt leave town to-
day for Newport, where they will take possession
OF Beaueu. which they have leased for the season
from William Waldorf Astor. There will be a large
contingent of the fashionable set at Newport over
who arrived there on the
queror with Winfield s. Hoyt They expect to
there are NJ and %GaT MTs oiEer Berwnd
arthur iIa 4: Kemp. Royal Phelps Carroll and Reg
Miss Helen Potts. daughter of Mrs. George III.
Potts will be married this afternoon at Somerville,
y: j.. to Gerardus Mills Wyncoop. of DIR. G. H.
Wyncoop.
Louis Keller gives a large dinner party this even
ing at the Baltusrol Club House. and the honors
will be done by Miss Louise Ward McAllister.
Count Colloredo- -Mannsfeld. who has arrived here
on board his yacht Taormina after touching at
various Southern ports and running up to Wash
ington for few days. is the younger brother and
heir of Prince CoIloredo- MannseId, chief of the
great Austrian mediatized family of that The
count who like his elder brother the prince is un-
trian navy, and of chamberlain to Emperor Fran
to Newport after spending few DAYS in town He
Is about thirty years old.
Among the features of yesterdays social pro-
gramme were the dance given by Miss Anne Con-
stable at her brothers studio. in East Sixteenth
ST. and luncheon party given by Miss Dorothy
Schieneiin for some of her girl friends at her
nome, In East FOrty-ffth-St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. who are al
ready established at ArdsIey Towers had party
cut from New-York there yesterday the Pioneer
Their guests included Miss Kernochan, the Misses
Cryder. Worthington Whitehouse and Robert
and his sister Gladys are with him and young Mrs
Vanderbilt at Ardsley Towers. which is not far
from the clubhouse.
The Morris County Golf Club gave the third of
Its series OF weekly dances at the clubhouse last
aft'' afty. ''' D'"'e 'e''s p'''e"sO ~ O'''''' A''
The engagement Is announced of Miss Francis
Robinson TO Henry B. Montgomery. Miss Robinson
IS the daughter Of Philip Robinson. granddaughter
". H. Davidge. and Of Robert Emmet Robinson.
The engagement is likewise announced of Miss
Marion Lee. daughter of J. Bowers Lee of the
Union Club. to DR.. Douglas Brown. of Mrs
Joseph F. Brown. and nephew Of Colonel r.,l Horace
Hoyt died about two years ago.
Among those sailing to-day for Europe on board
the Cunard liner Campania Mrs. Ogden Goelet
and Miss May Goelet as well Miss Alice Harri-
man. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartman
Among those arriving to-day on board the French
liner LAquitaine IS Miss Fanny Reed. sister of the
late Mrs. Paran Stevens and aunt OF Mrs. Arthur
occnpies in the Rue de Ia Pomne nat that has
been the scene of much hospitality.
T, 10 ra,or,sa from Norristown that Andrew Car
negie Is negotiating for the acquisition OF coun-
try place there and that he has made an offer for
OF the largest houses and estates in the district
Mrs George GriswoId. Of Tuxedo. has taken Mrs.
Stephens house New-London for the season
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kountze close their house
In East Fifty-seventh-st. on May "a. and open
their country place at Morristown. n. J.. for the
season
William A. NJ. Burden. of Mr.. and Mrs l.
Townsend Burden. who started last autumn on
trip around the world. is in Egypt and ex-
poets reach home next month
Mr.. and Mrs S osgood Pel have established
themselves at their country place at Great Neck
for the summer. and will not go abroad. as they
had planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Witherbee will close their
town house in Fifth-ave in the first week Of June
and go to their country place, Stoneledge. Port
y. u.
go to Newport to stay with Llspenard Stewart at
White Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sheldon are
already at Newport. and Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones are expected there for the season on Thurs
day. They have rented the villa of Mrs Theodore
Havemeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Moffetts little boy was
chrlstened on Thursday afternoon at their homa by
the Rev. Anthony Phelps Stokes. 1r.. who is a
cousin of Mrs. Cleveland Mofett, Among those
present were Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes. the Misses
Stokes, Mrs. Brayton Ives. Miss Wnifred Ives.
Mrs. Graham Lusk Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon b. Chit
tenden, the Misses Chttenden and Mrs. Robert
Stevens who one of the sponsors.
house at Highlands N. J.. to-day.
Professor and Mis-. Henry Fairfield Osborn have
closed their city house and gone their country
place. Garrisonso e-Hudson, for June and July.
MONUMENT PROPOSED FOR DIR. CUYLER. |
THERE IS HOWEVER SOME DOUBT THAT HE
WILL GIVE HIS CONSENT TO THE PROJECT.
A committee consisting of John y. Beach. Or. /
w McWilliams and Thomas T. Barr. OF the con- |
gregation of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian |
Church, Brooklyn. called on Park Commissioner
Brewer yesterday to ask his cooperation in a