New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

The illness of King Edward was again much dls-
cussed in society yesterday. 1t was this morning
that the coronation was to take place IN west
minister Abbey and of the large contingent OF Wei
known Americans who had crossed the Atlanuc Ior
the purpose of witnessing the pageant tnefe fr fh
few who had not arranged tner plai1S IOe1and tO
m have now Been Changed There is likely to be
very general exodus Of New-York visitors from
London. and people Will return 10 IiiiS S0""'''
much sooner than expected.
While the sympathy here in New-fork for King
Edward has been widespread. yet the staggering
blow which London society has received cannot oe
said to have affected the plans of the modsh
world here. Although there are a number OF Eng
Iishmen of birth and position who make tneir
homes In this city and who belong to the fashion
able clubs yet few If any of them had made any
plans for the celebration Of the coronation oeyondd
in Trinity Church this afternoon 1t is difcult 20
& f9r m s s attqoe a 10 on essf beo} that
something untoward would happen at the last mo
Whie. according to others it was attributable to
doubt as to the taste OF calling attention 70 i Ihe
country @ W and enjoyed its adyantages vet they de,
n sea tG sgen In shsa rsass IF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane. who are established
for the season at Windsor. their country place at
Lenox Mass are entertaining a house party OK
young people Among the recent arrivals at Lsnox
are Mrs Paul pahlsrsn Miss Remola DahigTen a6 Tra
Mr.. and Mrs Henry HeHuittpH INceOAS oiiN ---1-
william Hazard Field
Mrs Prescott Hall Butler, who has been spend
ing the early summer at her country place at St
James's Long Island: is booked to san Tor europe
with her family next Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs oakleigh Thorne start tomorrow
FOR afillbrook closing their house in Madison-ave
Miss Kathleen Nelson was in town yesterday ana
took luncheon with her brother and her bro'her
in-law. Arthur Kemp at Deimonco Sng vbo
has cottage there for the month OF July
NJ. Roosevelt Schuyler has left town and is at
his country place at Nyack. He will spend much
Of the summer cruising on his yacht Jessica'
Nanv house parties will take place over July I
Mr.. and Mrs Mackay will have large one at
their place at Roslyr; Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Nick
Twombly will have another at Florhan their coun-
try Madison IL Wia liam E isan maae a9g
Mr. and Mrs E. H Hartman at Arden d11 n n otb9 y
= II sS vdn Adss8 5 a2s al
ppeparatons are being made for thoroughly
atriotic celebration OF the national nohasS-
T D. Romaine Baldwin and his sister Miss
Louise Baldwin. have taken house for the sum
mer at Monmouth Beach, n. j.. while Nj and
Mrs John Lawrence Riker and Miss Riker have
tow t6n fRn R remaD In Until the fail Mrs John 6
Neeser mas rented her cottage al b 9F @ me
daughters
Mrs Edward Renshaw Jones and Miss Mabel
Jones have taken a house at Cornish. \. H. for
ths summer.
Mas Helen NJ Gould's lawn tete at Lyndhurst.
her country place at Irvngton-on- Hudson Will
take place on Saturday afternoon next, as origin
aIv planned IN the event OF bad weather the n
tertatn1nent will be postponed until the following
Monday June 80
Melville S Page OF Mount Vernon. n Y. and
+ba Rev MT and Mrs Dwight T. Stone. Of Chester,
Conn sail on Tuesday next for an extended tour
q r-urope and will De absent for nearly year
Tbav = viii rrst go to England and afterward 70
Gnrnany France Switzerland. Italy and the Meth
erlands
Mr. and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, who were 10 so
- Nauoort last week will not arrive there until
Saturday next for the summer. M a-iG ~"
p.onaId Brooks will arrive there this wees 20
viii spend most of the summer VIII M S-N -
Mortimer Brooks at Rockhursl
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