New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
coCIETY'S SUNDAY REVIEW

Il al and
| - suburbs nightly rejoiced thereat. Now
| res a season OF golf. Of polo OF coaching Of
| touse parties, Of al fresco entertainments; ana
rbaps the ruling passions Of the last two month,
bridge a3 one of t6e new FeatTIL.i nave W tempo
1ss Is the adoption of the London window garden
= brightly colored flowers and iedges Of bloom
| Ths Is especially noticeable in the region just
eft the city already, and number of houses are
se.rs saau and their blinds down The Oceanic Iasf
Weanesday took out very large passenger list
s 6ut me summer resort season During the next
sortnght there viii be yet other sailings. including
v Tsn Alien,
The principal social affairs of the week were the
rsddings. Of which there was a large number
mere were also some smaller entertainments
,rss May Goelet had a card party on Wednesday.
d Friday Miss Creta Pomeroy had the Bridge Club
creanzed by Mrs GOuVerneur kortright at her
rome There many plans for the bridge classes
al Newport TINS summer, ana several new ones
rave been organized
The coaching. owing TO the wretched weather has
only been fair. On one or two occasions the parties
Vsre abandoned. Alfred G. Vanderbilt has been an
,rnes devotee of coaching and his lease OF Ards
isv Towers Of the bits of news Of the week.
This is at the terminus of the route of the Pioneer
,n which he is interested With Mrs. Vanderbilt.
Re will occupy the mansion this spring. but they
will 60 70 soG bur nav 4 be me neTma 10 opnD Ib
breakers before the close Of the Newport season.
There will. Of course, be no entertaining there,
me family is still in deep mourning one of the
rrerriest Of coaching parties was that OF yesterday.
al which Mrs. Luther hountze was hostess II was
2arty faI yohh',dd had an iideai time. - 49,
Bright skies ard a brilliant are predicted for
tomorrow when the wedding of Miss Gertrude
BARCLAY and J. Stevens Ulman takes place at Short
HIS y J. The Pitcher house is the show place
~ the mark and II is admirably adapted for large
e,.f1 * erE
merely a chapel for The convenience Of the resi-
dents Of the park The greater number OF guests
pEclays attendants viii be her sisters Miss Nil
l-aS and Miss clara Barclay. Elisha Dyer. tr,
SiI be best man and the ushers are Craig ".
sidney d1sy J smith Barclay ". Kountze and State
senator Horace White. of Syracuse. special train
Ein leave here tomorrow afternoon 70 take me
sues 81 $40 and Ho5ofen at $50 The special train
will leave Short Hills on the return Journey AZ
sl4 p m.
Tuesday being the last day OF April Will he A gala
ene In the way Of weddings. One must not forget
the nuptials of Lady sbyI Cuffe and w. BaTard
Cutting ST. which will take place in London ana
which are of great interest New Workers. The
wedding II Miss Susan Dtmock. the daughter IF
Nr and Mrs Henry Dimock and the niece Of ez-
secretary Whitney. will take place at the bmocN
home Nc 25 East Sixtieth-st The Rev. Arthur II.
Judge rector Of St. Matthews Protestant Episco-
pal Church. in West Fighty-fourth-st.. and an old
friend Of the family will ofiic;ae IheTs VII he he
OILY f~D relatives anI ifTlnste IrlehGs .; a, ~
,erward Miss Dinock viii have neither maid OF
cS-is.ie F4utc,irson the bri1eeroonn's brother viii
Re his best M. and Mrs Richardson WI
Tf s-on the brides father next winter The honey
moon viii be passed at South Coventry. Conn.
Another wedding IN Tuesday will ne that ~
Miss Mabel Huntington. daughter Of Charles R
Huntington. ard the Rev. Alexander H. Bostwick
e Calvary Chapel. The Rev. John NJ. Mccain will
he best man and the ushers are 70 be the Rev
Charles Z. Hutchinson. the Rev Nelson Poe Care
the Rev. Elliot Bishop: the Rey. Dr. LaTrerce
Miss Marie Huntington, the brides sister and MISS
Nar~ Remsen Belknap viii b the bridesmaids.
TIE wedding Of Mrs Susan Rodgers Sloan to Or.
Nelson Z Henry which viii take place at the Old
home ar 30 % West Fighth-st-. viii ne a very
cuiet affair On the upper West Side. Miss Edna
Earie Tc7vrsend. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralpa
ToEnsead, and THOMAS 7 HOPPER, NIL oS mes ss0
West Fiehtv-eighth-st. Another small wedding
Win he that Of Miss Grace Herman. daughter ~
the late Philip Herman 10 ]. Willet Hall st ST
Jamess Church
a notable but small wedding will be that Of Miss
Julia L. Delafed. the daughter OF Mr and Mrs
Maturin Livingston Delafield. to Frederick W
Longfellow Of Boston. The ceremony will take
ents No AS Fifth-ave. Miss Delafeld will have
no bridesmaids. and there viii be no ushers Fred,
erick Prime Delaheld viii be best man small
reception will follow the wedding.
Several large house parties in progress this
Sunday. Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor have
gone to Fernclih. and they have number Of
friends with them. Mr.. and Mrs. ogden Mills
al Staatsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nick. Twombly
are at Florham entertaining over Sunday. W.
Bourke Cochran has friends at his summer home
az Sands Poinr, Long Island There a meet OF
the Meadow Brook hounds yesterday afternoon.
and large party went down TO witness it, and
ed wifi
TOW. The beginning Of the polo season tomorrow
st Lakewood has brought together a large con-
ungent OF New-York people. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
= Maekay and Raoul Duval among those who
are al the retreat in the Pines and there is house
party in progress at Georgian Court. There were
private theatrfcals at Chatsworth yesterday, and
ne Marquise de Talleyrand-Perigord who has
e gooAed 20 san TO Europe any NUMBER OF times;
: sun down there, and she will now go abroad
next Wednesday.
The coaching parade will take place Saturday
II properly marks the elimination OF the Season in
Ae"-fork but many will lnger until it is time TO
90 10 Newport. In fact these two months
eraced in period Of coming and going to and
sssom ne city The great activity in stocks has
aept large number of the men busy in town. An
sosoiute mania Of speculation and investment has
ssS51Iea every class, and the servants dab
Sag SSlhg IN shares. The stock market by day and
ms, n me evening keep up an excitement which
nents.
Newport is TO have a very gay season. Each day
mere Is news Of some purchase or lease Al
auy mere is little colony settled there for the
.pl-hs- Mrs Brockholst Cutting and William Cut
4e' T are passing weeks at Newport, be-
.sfe gong abroad. Miss May Van Allen has been
"akenurst Mr- and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll
sEe arrived for the season, and have opened their
t-ntIsss. Mrs Francis Ormond French has returned
Ds-sa YORK, and is at Harbour View Mrs.
ra-ns hing and Miss Gwendolen King have re-
SaIo from Europe, and others who nave been at
NJ -"psTs n tne week fo- short stays have been
Ts@. and Mrs. George 3. De Forest. Mrs. Perry
P-ren..-who has taken cottage-Mrs. Charles
We ybnan b nnd Mr.: and Mrs. Casimir De Rham.