New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

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day and will take TO Ardsey for luncheon
party comprising Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jen-
nings, Mrs Goodhue Livingston, Miss Kernochan.
Mr. and Mrs. r. P Huntington. Miss Knowlton
coach nH yesterday, Alfred G. Vanderbilt arriving The
party Included Miss BurdeP, MISS Hryce' isi NIS
Vanderbilt Mrs. livingston and the Misses Robin
son and Grswo!d
Mrs. Lawrence Turnure. whose husband died at
Cairo a few weeks ago. is lying seriously Ill at
Paris and her Zen onq and in Ms Hee
to cable summons.
Mr. and Mrs c. B. Alexander have completed
their cruise on board the Mareherita, which they
have chartered from Anthony Drexel, and are now
at the Carlton Hotel in London for the season.
Among those sailing to-day board the Kaiser
Wilhelm Crosse Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Hoadley and Miss Hoadley. Or. and Mrs J. W.
Markoe and Miss Auuett Markoe Mrs. Clarence
Post, Mrs, E, Il. HoPpin, Mrs. G. l. ., Kinss9Gd n.
". T. Bull and Mile. Marguerite CassiHi
Mr. and Mrs Payne Whitney have announced
their return here from Europe for August 2.
Miss Caroline Phelps Stokes. Mrs Reginald Jaf-
fray, Mrs. William H. Taylor, Mrs James NJ. Water
bury, Mrs. Newberry Lawton and Miss Leary are
among the patronesses Of the concert TO be given
tomorrow afternoon at Fox Hurst the place of
Mrs. Henry Dyer Tiffany, at One-hundred-and-
sixty-seventh-st. and WestcEester-ave., in behalf
Of the new Peabody Home for the Aged az West
Farms. The concert viii he under the direction
OF Mrs. Frederick r. Lord. and the programme in
cludes vocal and Instrumental selections by Mrs
James Duane Livingston Miss Mercedes O'Leary
and Miss Clara Beach.
The concert the Waldorf-Astoria yesterday
afternoon in behalf OF the church fund at Chats
worth, y. j., which had been postponed in cOnse-
quence of the death of Archbishop Corrigan, was
a great success, and there a large and fashion
able attendance. Douglas Powell sang several Of
Louis Gaertner's songs, and among the other
artists were Miss Emma Juch and Miss Adele
Baldwin. The list OF patronesses included the
names OF Mrs. .Astor Mrs BrOckholst Cutting. Miss
Leary. the Marquise de Taleyrand Perigord and
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis has arrived from
Europe and staying with her parents, ex-Ciov-
ernor and Mrs. Levi P. Morton. at EHersIe. Her
husband is still in England
Mrs Ward McAIlister and her daughter Louise
do not leave until the middle of next month.
when they go usual TO their country place at
Greenwich, Conn Miss McAliister will pay
ffeTeS fer OF visits at Newport /" August ana SsPe'-
Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane gave large dinner
party last night their Ffth-ave. house for Miss
lila Sloane and her fance Wiuam OsgOOd Field.
whose marriage. first announo ed in this column.
takes place at Lenox July s Ernest Isein.
Frederick keruoChan Erskine Hewitt, a. Duer
Irving William ?. Burden Roger Winthrop and
Alexander Webb jr.. will act "a ushers at the
Wedding. MOTIFS a.
Miss Mary Kernochan VIII be the maid OF honor,
while the bridesmaids stated In The Tribune last
week win comprise Miss Florence Twombiy. Miss
whitaker Miss Frances CroCker. Miss Marion
Haven and Miss Fredcrica Webb.
Mr. and Mrs William ]. SchefTeln and Mrs. Fab
bri mother Of Ernesto G. Fabbri. staying
Scarborough on the Hudson with Mrs Elliott F.
Shepard
Samuel n. Bahcock and the Misses Babcock have
returned TO town from California. and at their
house. In Fifth-dve.
Mrs Edward J. Rerwind will close her town
house IN East Sixty-fourth-st.. this week and go
to Newport for the season
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic GaIlatin win leave Tuxedo
next week FOR their country place. at Easthamp
ton Long Island. where they will spend the sum
uer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lorillard Ronalds have re
turned from their honeymoon. and are staying with
Mrs RonaIds's mother Mrs. Russell H Hoadley.
ST at the latter's house IN East Seventythird-st.
Mr. and Mrs Rona!ds will spend the summer at
Tuxedo
Mrs Charles NeHherry. sister OF Ambassador
Choate ia spending 4 few weeks In town She IS
going abroad soon. returning to this country In
the autumn
It is on Thursday June 5. that the marriage Of
Mrs A Chauler to +. BerkeIy Smith. son Of Mr..
and Mrs r. Hopkiusou Smith. takes place
Colonel oliver H. PAYNE has decided not 20 go
abroad. but will spend the summer cruising on
board his yacht Aphrodite In American waters
Mr. and Mrs F. Rollins Morse leave town at the