New-York tribune., 1902-03-27
About People and Social I,,cidents.
Europe on June % the Oceanic AS usual they,
will spend the summer abroad.

Europe on June 25 on the Oceanic As usual. they
VIII spend the summer abroad
Country seats are opening all around New-York,
not merely for the house parties for Easter hut
likewise for the spring. their owners however
keeping their houses in town open and fully
equipped with servants, as to be able 10 sravJ
tate between the two until the beginning OF tha
Newport season. Thus Colonel and Mrs Wjutar,
Jay opening their country place Radro-5
House at Katonah y. J.. for the spring nnontbs
Hamilton Fish and his daughter Janet are doir,
the same with ROcklawn. their place at C;a-rtsoDs
on-Hudson. while Mrs William Evans Rogers and
the Misses Rogers opening Beverley rbat-
country seat near by. Arden House at Arden y
J., is being got ready for the return of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward II. Hartman. who will go there inn,
mediateiy on their arrival from the South a few
days hence. Mr.. and Mrs. William E Dodge and
Miss Grace Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs. Maturin DeIa
field and the Misses DeiaheId are opening their
houses at Riyerdale Mr.. ana Mrs. Frederick Van
Park. y. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock iyre ~
While and az aE aSs wdm
are retGrnlng from St Augustine. viii their
Announcement was made yesterday of the en-
gagement Of Miss Edith Post. daughter OF Mr. and
Mr. Mrs 6 Charles Has A Post to GSeet GaIIatin Of
booker Club.
Owing to the death of Albert H GaIlatin. whose
funeral takes place in Cavery Church this morn
ing, the invitations that had been issued for the
wedding of his niece. Miss May Ciallatin and VIII
lam Warner HOppin, next Monday have been
recalled The ceremony will. however take nlara
two families only. not at St Thomas's Church as
9Tginaldg aTTsnged but at the F1fth-ave. house Of
latin anu MIS- FREDERICK Gal
Another wedding that takes place on Easter Mon
day is that of Miss Ella johnson and Courtland
s Belts. in the Central Presbyterian Church.
Summit. y. J.
The Duke of Newcastle is spending Holy Week at
Philadelphia the guest of the Rev. A @ Morti-
mer Of St. Marks. On his return next week he Will
go to Boston and will remain there until he sails
for Europe on April ..
Among those sailing to-day on board la Tou-
raine Mrs Stuart Taylor and Miss Emily Tay-
lor. who have been spending the winter with Mrs
Lorillard, at No Washington Square North. Mrs.
Taylor is a sster-in-law OF Mrs. Lorillard who
gave a ball for her niece Miss Taylor, last winter
at Sherry's.
Mrs. J. Hood Wright has issued invitations for a
dinner din @ on SUNDAY qe1t at her home. in Fffth-ave
shadowbrook the country place of Mr.. and Mrs
Anson PHELPS Stokes Lenox. has again been
placed the market for sale. MI and Mrs. Stokes
M They enqcssed ha as m S5e 6n 6 @ S
which they Will probably make thereafter their
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick B. Jennings returned 10
town yesterday from Bermuda. and at their
house No. s6 Park-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson ". Hard have left their
house No. ~ Park-ave-. and are staying al the
Holland House
Hector Harold Havemeyer. who marries Miss
Ray Russell daughter Of Mrs. James Russell. on
April 16. will give his farewell bachelor dinner
= Havemeyer Of No 10 East Fif,y-seveath-st-
The Junior cotiIlons will be resumed next winter
at Sherry's TIE dates chosen are December .,
January and February The Cinderella nd, dances
December Is and January -
Mrs Samuel Newhouse gave a large luncheon
party yesterday at Sherry's Her portrait painted
by Prince Pierre Troubetskoi, is now completed
and on exhibition for few days az tht princes
patched TO England, The prince married Miss
Amelie Rives.
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock has rented Mrs Duncan
EIIiot's villa. in Bellevue-ave. at Newport for the
summer Mrs Elliot, it is understood is going
William F Havemeyer's dance at DeImonicos
next Wednesday Will be for his younger sons,
Arthur and Raymond, the former Of whom is now
at Yale
Mr. and Mrs. AshbeI P. Fitch of No. Is East
Eighteth-st. give dance at Demoncos on April
10 for their daughter.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones is at Palm Beach. staying
with Mrs. Henry Flagler at White Hall
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt will not be al
Newport this summer, but Will remain abroad until
the fall
Miss Mary Hartman seems 10 have had mar
row escape from serious injury at Phoenix. Ariz-'
on Tuesday. The horse she was riding began TO
buck and ultimately slipped and rolled over ner;
On being raised from the ground II was I9uhI t4at
she was unharmed beyond sprained ankle anu
few bruises
The Junior Badminton Club met last night al the
12th Regiment Armory. The membership n
cludes some OF the players in town. and there
large attendance
Mr. and Mrs James A. Burden. OF No. %1S Fifth
ave have made arrangements 10 sail for Europe on
June 2S and will spend the summer IN Europe pc
PlsSs PsTis. "'S' marry 'O'' '''' ''''' ~
James A Stnlman and his wife. who vas Miss
Potter are receiving congratulations on the birth
OF a little daughter. who, il is said Will bear 'he
name OF her mother. Anne UrquharI
The MARQUIS of Townshend who arrived yester-
day on board the Oceanic. is descendant OF that
Charles Townsheud who Chancellor OF the EX-
Chequer during the reign OF King George III brought
about the War Of independence and the liberation
OF this country from English rule by his obstinaey
taxes upon the people OF those British colonies
which now constitute the United states LS t1oII
OF the Duke OF Fife, his mother having been the
latter's sister.
The engagement is announced of Edward cum
mlngs Hartshorne. OF No. West Fifty-frst-st. TO
Miss Marian Swift Holmes. OF P9ushkeePS!s, y ~ =
Mrt Holmes -