New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07

as soon as they return from their cruise
Although Independence Day Is still several weeks
~ accidents caused by fireworks have already be-
gun to happen. Robert Fulton cutting SON. VIZ
only recently returned to Groton after ms recovery
from the attack of pneumonia, with which ne was
..io1,o ~ the same time as President Roosevelts
a16as+ how has had once more to be removed from
the school to his home in this city, OWNS 10 IRE
ngTisS Wo e9 his ngeTs badly hurt and
this together with b cuts the a 5eho o5ra aathoft
Gently alarming to lead them bn9 f9tber who has
tened to Groton with surgeon: MI anu rims
Cuttings daughter aee nraS 0ecssSary by an af
lection of the ear
Tho ranort which has been in circulation 1or
several davs and which has received puohcaLlon
elsewhere that an engagement exists between ~
C-wendoIyn Burden, Younger daughter Oh -nI oiN
Mrs 7 Townsend Burden, and george 7. I1i+L,
tr.. is denied Miss BHTGea 1SoWnsend Burden
Mrs. Burden Her 6rotners: "a l. vel as her sister
jr., and William Burden as wen as ~
Evelyn. still in town.
Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor are sun IN
town ar their house in Fifth-ave. They do not e3
meet TO start for Newport, where they nave TAKEN
tPhe Hodgson villa, in Beilevue-ave., much before
the end Of the month
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson will leave town early
next week for Newport, where they have villa III
Naragansett-ave
Mrs Aston is booked to sail from Liverpool Tor
New-York on July q and on her arrival VIII pIo
900 70 Newport and open her villa there for the
season.
Mrs Ogden Goe1et and her daughter, May. who
are now in England, have arranged to sail for
home IN July 5 and their villa, on Ochre POINT aC
Newport, is being prepared for their arrival
c-.-,,,oaors and Mrs Elbridge T Gerry and their
daughters are expected home from Europe on July
r. and will proceed at once to Mew4Prt on Do4 4b
the Electra. and open their villa there iof 'i1e
season.
Mrs John R. Drexel will leave town next Wednes-
day for Newport for the season
James stillman has chartered the steam yacht
Columbia belonging TO J. Harvey Ladew, wnich
is now on her way home from the mediterranean
and due here next week
DR. and Mrs Isaac L. Kip will close their house.
No AS Fifth-ave., June 20 and leave town LOT
the White Mountains. afterward going on to Sara
toga for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs George B. De Forest will close their
house in East Ffftieth-st., next week and leave
town for Newport, where they have rented the
Train villa for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Belts will leave town
early next week for Southampton. where Mr. and
Mrs. WHY'S Rosseter Belts will likewise spend the
summer
T Butler Wright and his bride. who Miss
Maude A. Wolfe will, after the completion or their
HONEYMOON spend the summer at Tuxedo, previous
to taking up their residence at No $50 Park-ave
in the fall.
Frank D. Harmon announces the engagement Of
his daughter Marie to Guernsey Curran, a son Of
J. Ross Curran. Miss Harmon Is daughter of
Frank Harmon by his first wife. his second wife.
whom he married last summer, having been Mrs.
Julia Lawrence Riker. Guernsey Curran is
Princeton graduate.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Frelinghuysen will spend
the early season at Tuxedo making short stays at
Bar Harbor. Newport and Narragansett Pier later
in the season.
Mrs John Clinton Gray. well Mrs. David
King and the latters daughter, Mrs. Maitland
Armstrong, have arrived at Newport for the season.
The Marquis de Merinville and his wife. who was
formerly Miss Caldwell have decided to remain in
Europe this summer, and their villa at Newport
will consequently remain closed