New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-25
aBOUT SOCIETY.

The tragic death of young AdeIbert 5. Hay at
| New-Haven Sunday morning has caused many
/ people belonging to the fashionable set to modify
\ their plans with regard to attending the gradua-
ton festivities and class day at Yale. secretary
| and Mrs. Hay have hosts OF friends in New-YOrk
society. and the sympathy entertained for them IN
| the sad Bereavement which they have sustained Is
\ of gsyeties at Yale. Indeed. number of parties
Soth 4 from nno here and from Newport have been a6sm
doneg owing 70 the sad accident Tnen mas robbed
of so intimate a friend.
The death OF General Won schweinitz at Cassel
in Germany yesterday will have the effect OF inter-
fering for a time with the plans and projects OF
some OF the members of the Jay and Schieffelin
families. The General was son-in-law OF Mrs.
\ John Jay and brother-in-law OF Mrs William HI.
schieffeIin and of Colonel William Jay having mar
ried the younger daughter of the late John Jay in
1873 when both the latter and the General were
| representing their respective governments the
9qrs OF sbnr y9n the pS M r
man ATbssssdor at St Petsrssgrg and when he
ne received from the late Car the rare distinction
Kaiser presented to him the equally highly priced
Order Of the Black Eagle. Indeed. few soldiers and
honors and of such exceptional tokens of imperial
favor as General Won Schweinitz He leaves large
jaw, being attached TO the German Embassy at
Washington.
Mrs Alexander T. Van Nest will start to-day
with party of friends for Buffalo visit to the
Pan-American Exposition. Her daughter. Mrs. John
Steward Barney will join her tomorrow.
j. Lawrence Van Allen and Mrs. Van Allen. who
was Miss Daisy Post. are starting for Newport.
where Mrs. Van Aliens mother. Mrs. Post. and her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Howard, have already arrived
The J. Lawrence Van Aliens returned from Europe
on Saturday.
The wedding of Charles L. Tiffany I'd, son Of Mr..
~ Nf;-- Ut
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs Theodore Newell Ely.
took large number of people from here to Bryn
Mawr, Penn. yesterday. The ceremony was cele-
brated at 4:SO in the Church of the Redeemer. and
was followed by a reception at Wyndham, the
country seat of the brides parents. Miss Gertrude
s. Ely was her sisters maid of honor, while the
Miss Juliette Baldwin. Of BaItimore Miss Chary
cago and the brdegroon's sisters, the Misses Doro-
thy: Julia. Comfort and Hilda Tiffany Malcolm
ushers were Henry L. De Forest. John B. Adams.
Thomas H. Howell. Arthur Goodwin: James r. NJ
Knox. jr. OF Baltimore, and James H. Mtdecken, Of
Milwaukee
Many people. too. will go out to Greenwich from
here to-day in special cars attend the wedding
of Miss Marie VI. Truesdale and Richard NJ Bsseu.
of Chicago The ceremony will take place at Indian
William Fl. Truesdale. president OF the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western Railroad
The Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse which sails to-
day. takes away the Russian Ambassador at Wash
ington, Count Cassini; Frank Damrosch and Sir
Claude and Lady Macdonald Sir Claude is
British Envoy at Toxic hut achieved distinction in
connection with his direction OF the heroic defence
OF the foreign legations at Picking, where he was
Minister PlenipOtentiary at the time.
Mrs Hermann OeIrichs and Mr. and Mrs William
K Vanderbilt. IT., have postponed their departure
Mrs. s Barton French and her mother. Mrs
Walker Fearn. are Buffalo, visiting the Pan
American Exposition Afterward they will go
TO Rochester to stay with Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Cosslett Smith
Some comment has been caused by the absence
of the name of the Rev. Braddin Hamilton from the
list of those clergymen who have been invited to
occupy the pulpit Of All Saints Chapel. at New
port. during the summer Mr. Hamilton has
preached In three successive years at All Saints.
and each occasion has won some public notice
sion from the list Of preachers this year is the
more marked as he has secured apartments at
cliffs Hotel for the entire season.
An ATTEMPT is being made TO consolidate the New
port Casino and the Newport Golf Club. and while
been definitely decided about the matter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F Hoffman will give a.
farewell reception tomorrow at The Breezes
their place at Tuxedo, before starting the fol-
Mr. and Mrs. James Abercromoie Burden. il.
are staying with Ms. Burdens parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. at Lenox
The Rev and Mrs. George Grenvlle Merrill ex-
pect 70 sail for Europe next week to join Mrs. John
Nicholas Brown in Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. FoxhaI P. Keene expect to sail
from England for home within the next ten days
and will on their arrival go TO their country place
in the Wheatley Hills where they will remain
until the fall
Among others who are turning their faces in the
homeward direction Is William A. n. Burden
of Mr. and Mrs l. Townsend Burden, who. having
completed his trip around the world. expects 70
sail from England next Saturday week, and will
his arrival go at once 10 Newport.
Stanford White has joined the relatively large
contingent of New-York men who are fishing III
Canada Mrs White is at her country place at ST.
James. Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Nick. Twombly and their
family will FIorum, their place near Madison
N j. to-day for a trip to the Pan-American ~
position at Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cowdin will be missed from
Cedarhurst this summer. They will sail for
Europe at the end of the week. and will spend the
remainder Of the summer and the fall ABROAD
Mrs. Edward s. Willing who has been staying
with her daughter. Mrs. John Jacob Astor. al
Rhinebeck- on the-E Hudson, has gone to Newport
for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Maturin L. Delafeld r., are at
Tuxedo as are also Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Alexander
who later in the season will go 70 California Mrs
Alexander in town yesterday.