New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
ABOUT SOCIETY.

In spite OF the terrible heat yesterday. there
a comparatively large attendance at the funeral in
Grace Church OF Mrs. Henry c. Potter. many peo-
the purpose of giving this expression of sympathy
70 Bishop Potter in his bereavement Among those
George S. Bowdoin. Mr.. and Mrs. James A. scrym-
Draper. Mrs. Henry A Robbins. Mr. and Mrs
william, kingsland Ms Richard NJ. Hunt. Alex
Mrs Elliott F. Shepard is receiving many con-
gratuatOns on the birth of her little granddaugh-
ter who made her fret appearance in the world on
where the cehilds parents. Mr. and Mrs William
Schiefrelin, 1t may he remembered was Miss Marie
Louise Shepard.
Mrs. Henry %. Knowlton and her daughter
Madeline leave Tuxedo next week for Bar Harbor
Miss Anne Sands has gone to Newport and is
staying with Miss Maud WetmOre.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin have left New
Rochelle, and gone to the Waumbek Hotel JET
ferS0n. n H., where they will remain until the hot
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly expect to
leave here on Saturday for Newport after spending
Inlependence Day at Florham. their place near
Madison, y J. They have rented their camp in
the Adirondacks TO Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Rogers
Miss May Calendar is staying with Mrs Thomas
Young at the latter's Oyster Bay country place
Mrs Joseph Stckney was in town yesterday. and
was seen on the avenue in a frock of blue linen
trimmed with bands of linen of darker shade and
a hat of white straw, with garniture of bIacL
velvet and leaves.
Among the many entertainments planned for to-
morrow in connection with Independence Day are
luncheon party given by Elbrdge T. Gerry on
board the Electra and a tea by Mrs James p Eer
nochan The latter will have Mrs. James l.. Ker-
nochan. who is now at Southampton. staying with
her at her villa on Marne-ave.. throughout August
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley are stin at
their Hampstead place. The Crossways and go to
Newport next month.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Parsons are entertainjng,
house party at Stoneover. their place at Lenox
Ex-President and Mrs Cleveland are at TIyrfnp
ham, their country place Lenox and Mr. and
Mrs Richard Watson Glider have a cottage there
for the season.
Society assembled in considerable numbers az
Cedarhurst yesterday afternoon TO watch the be-
ginning of the polo games Of the Rockaway Hunt
than eight teams will take part in the contest
which will continue until Monday. July % and
everybody interested In polo is looking forward To
the matches with much enthusiasm.
There was a considerable gathering of Americans
In London yesterday In connection with the mar
riage of George Cabot Ward of Thomas w.
Ward. of No. 10 East Ninth-st. to Miss Justine
Cutting. daughter of w. Bayard Cutting and after
the wedding. at which Miss Alice Morton Miss Car
ollne Drayton and Miss Olivia Cutting figured as
bridesmaids. reception took place at the resi-
dence of the United States Ambassador. who had
lent his house to w. Bayard Cutting for the oc-
caslon. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Americ Paget Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin Cole
Embassy, Cora Lady STAFFORD. MT and Mrs
HamPden Rht RGbb: General I the Hon and Mrs; Her
A. Burden, jr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Sears