New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. Oliver H P Belmont sails for Europe on
Tuesday and will be absent about two months- "he
will return in time for the last of the Newport
saaeo, and will probably come back with Mr. and
Mrs William X Vanderbilt, jr. Mrs. Belmont came
into YESTERDAY from her T9s couna amons those
taking luncheon at sherrys Mrs q; 9nd Mrs
James " Gerard also there Mrs Gerard M
reports p tic fo tne
Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor are sun IN
town and will probably not close their mousse NO
$40 Fifth-ave before July, when they will go to
Newport for the season.
Mr. and Mrs Harry S. Lehr also expected
in Newport about July l. Mr. Lehr has been maklhs
a brief visit there. arranging for the opening OF
Arleigh his cottage in Beilevue-ave
The wedding of Miss Julie Pierrepont Edwards
the elder daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierrepont
Edwards of this city. to Reginald Mansfield John
son. of Boston, will take place on Wednesday next
at Bar Harbor The brides sister. Miss Dorothy
Pierrepont Edwards will be her maid of honor. and
her bridesmaids will be Miss Edith Greenough. Miss
RosaIie Campbell, Miss Alice Van Doren Ripley
and Miss Hinckle The ushers selected are Theo-
dore Hoague John c. Rice and c. Clifford Payson
of Boston; Langdon P. Marvin, of Albany; Edward
s. Thurston Elliot Johnston. Archibald Cary Har-
rison and Gouverneur Morris, of New-York. Archl-
bald Blanchard, of Boston. will be Mr.. Johnsons 8
best man. The ceremony will take place in St
Saviour's Church. and will be performed by Bishop
William Osborn Baker: 1t will be followed by a
wedding breakfast at EastcOte. Mr.. Johnson and
his bride will sail soon after their marriage Ior
England, where they will visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs William Jay Schieffelin, who have
been visiting Mrs Schiefelin's mother Mrs. Elliot
F. Shepard at Scarborough on the Hudson, went
Yesterday to Bar H9r5Gr where t6ey hrt Wl sPeRd Pa
already gone to Bar Harbor for the season
Mrs y. f. Baylies has closed her town house and
gone to Kppanwoods Taunton, Mass. She will
remain there until August, when she will go to
Bar Harbor for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Duane Pell among the
late sojourners in town They are stiH occupying
their house. No. 929 Fifth-aye. and will probably
sail for Europe the middle of next month.
From Paris the report of the marriage of
Mrs Sarah Brookman Niles. widow of Philip Brad
ford Niles, John Terrence Nanneck, but formal
announcement has been received. Their engage
rnent was reported about a year ago. and their
marriage is said have taken place fortnight
ago in the American Protestant Episcopal Church
in Paris. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Henry
D. Rrookn1an and a sister OF Mrs Amory s car
hart. Mr. Vanneck is Canadian, and has large
number of acQuaintances in this city.
Mrs James W Pinchot has arrived at Bar Har
bor where she VIII spend the summer General and
Mrs Samuel Thomas have also arrived there for the
summer General Thomas is much improved in
health.
The postponed Gymkhana games in aid Of the
Stony Void Sanatorium will take place tomorrow
the country home of Mrs. Trenor l.. Park. 1T
White Plains. The programme Of sports announced
last week will be followed. and the tickets issued
train will take guests from New-YOrk and will
leave the Grand Central Station at 2:oS p. m.