New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-26


programme of to-day is the 81 900 sweepstake noIr
pony race on the private track OF William C. Whit
ney. at Westbury, Long Island. The ponies entered
belong to Clarence H. NIackay Stanley Mortirnar
and Harry Bull. and while the last two will ride
Mr.. Mackay. William c. Whitney will be at West
co5e on from NeSnorf i 1rbsTe 81 ba qbo.ny mas
ing with Miss Gladys Vanderbilt in order do the
honors for her father.
Mr. and Mrs James Hude Beekman closed their
town house. in East Forty-seventh-st.. yesterday.
and went to Newport for the season. where they
will occupy cottage in Catherine-st.
Golf still occupies large share Of the attention
of the fashionable set Yesterday there was the
wOman's team match on the links Of the Apawamis
Golf Club and tomorrow the finals will be played
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Mex. Twombly left Flor
ham yesterday on board their private car for
Buffalo where they will remain until Saturday for
the purpose of visiting the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton They will be baekat F1orham Sunday and
will remain there over July 1. going to Newport for
Bromley, has been staying with her at Florham.
Mrs John Stewart Barney leaves town to-day for
Buffalo. where she will join her mother, Mrs
Alexander T Van Nest Mrs. Seth Barton French
Buffalo.
Mrs y. Devereux Clapp and Miss Edith Clapp
who have spent the winter abroad, sail for home
Saturday, and on their arrival VIII proceed
vue-ave.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Livingston have abandoned
their projected trip abroad and leave here before
the end of the week for Manchester-by-the-sea,
where they will spend July and August Later they
Will go to Lenox-
Mrs John H. IseIin and her daughter Rica re-
main in town until the middle of next month when
they go to Rye for the summer.
Senator Depew sails for Europe to-day the St.
Louis accompanied by his son and by his niece
Miss Paulding John E Cowdin and E c. Cowdn
are going over on the same ship. Mrs. Frederick
Bronson and Miss Bronson sail to-day the
Vaderland.
Mrs. Lindley Hoffman Chaplin is at her country
place at New-London. Conn. and Will remain there
until she goes to Bar Harbor. toward the close
of the month
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Cass Garfield are at New-Haven
where they have been for the Yale commencement
They go tc New-London to-day for the boat races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Widener. who sailed the
other day for Newport their yacht Josephine, are
back in town They only got as far as New-Lon-
DON where they enGonnferGd s9Sn neTy log mat
The Misses Parsons. daughters of John E. Par
sons. who went abroad some time ago, expect to
visit Japan before returning home.
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock and her son Center who
are in Europe. sail for home the week after next.
and will go to Newport upon their arrival. occupy
ing the Chandler cottage on the Cliffs.
1t is to-day that the Newport Yacht Racing AS
ISOLATION holds its first meeting when the club will
be Incorporated and its officers elected
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr.. have left
Newport their yacht Rainbow for a cruise
which is 10 extend over several days. and may
Newport, -- - - wv '''0''
Both Peter Goelet Gerry and James VI. Water
bury jr. have arrived at Newport for the summer.
where Mr. and Mrs Payne Thompson and Miss
Alice Blight have opened their eqtta I in Bellevue
Chids are also there, established at the Pumpelly
cottage. in Gibbs-ave.
Mrs Frederick Gerhard is at Westbury. Long
Island staying with Mrs. Frederick y. Watriss
Mr. and Mrs ]. Norman de R whitehouss are
at Dixie Farm. the place which they recently pur-
chased, near Westbury-
Mrs. George Tiffany and Miss Tiffany are spend
ing the summer with August Belmont at his place
at Hampstead
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lawrence Van Allen leave here
to-day for Newport. and will be joined there be-
fore the end of the week by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
ericlN Vanderbilt
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt. who are
IN France. have decided 10 remain N Europe until
August, and on their return will stay for short
5. Hewitt before going TO Newport
Mr.. and Mrs Morris X. Jesup have returned to
town from Lenox and are at their house in Madi-
son-ave.. where they viii rem ain unuI they go TO
their country place Bar HarbOr Tor the summer.
a fortnight hence
Mrs. W. Earl Dodge has gone to Newport. ana
| is staying there with Mrs. Joseph Hartman
The CbrfS+absI which Adrian TseIin
chartered for the summer. has arrived from
COwes. and is undergoing reft the Moss Iron
Works. Brooklyn prior 10 being commissioned by
Mr.. Iselin She is an English steam yacht Of 30
TONS is owned by A. Q. kennaId. of GLASGOW. and
has on several occasions been chartered by En-
peror William and once by the German Empress
The marriage of Miss Ellen Lee. eldest daughter
CT General Fitzhugh Lee First Lieutenant James
place yesterday at in the Church Of the
TRANSPORTATION. in East Twenty-ninth-st The
bride. who given away by her father and at
tended by her sister Ann maid of honor. wore a
dress of white satin. covered with a sheer material
known Hoost cloth, sent from the Philippines
Tor the purpose This gauzy material trimmed
Win knife pe3tlnS OF mouSSelne de sole ana
frock OF white mOusseline de sole trimmed with
lace and yellow ribbons First Lieutenant Evan
Humphrey. son of General Charles Humphrey, Of
Hctted as best and. like the uSheTS. in full
uniform. After the ceremony there was a wedding
breakfast at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
HAPPENINGS At NEWPORT
Newport r.. l.. June IS (SpeciaD.-NIrs William II.
Cav. of Philadelphia. who is occupying Quatrefol.
In NarraganSett-aVe.. her first entertainment