New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Az. II sresrr Taller has returned from the
West in consequence of the serious liiiie'' u N0'
boy, who is with his father
Mrs Frederic Nelson and her daughter ha'n-
Ieen leave town next week for Sharon Cohi!'
where the little daughter of Mrs. Arthur helhp -
there fortnight after when t IieA eAockwel1 cot
Lenox There @ they have 6aKGn in August At New
port they will occupy apartments at Roolhsoh =
Among the weddings scheduled for to-day IS that
of Miss Elizabeth Britain, daughter of the late
Frederick w Britain whose marriage 10 Stewart
Flagg will take place at her home. in East FORTY
ffth-st. The bride will be given away by her
brother. George Britan, and will have out one dt-
tendant Miss Julia Fanshawe daughter of Mr. ana
of honor. Thomas Worcester will of1clate, as @ pest
man, and there will be ushers. After the ceTe-
mony which will be performed by the Kev: Ke:I LII;
John Williams. Of the Church @ OF as tas heavenly
Mr. and Mrs George Rutledge Gibson and their
daughter Louise have left town and gone to Tuxedo
for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Willis James have issued invita-
tions for reception on Saturday next at Oneida,
their country place near Madison. n j. MI. ana
Mrs. Arthur Curtis James will assist them in re-
ceving their guests.
Judge and Mrs Henry E. Rowland and Miss
Fanny Rowland have left the city for & the summer
and are at their cottage at southampton
Mr. and Mrs Juan NJ. Ceballos have delayed their
measles among their children
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Otis have left town for
The Locusts, their country place at Bellport. Long
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt have arranged
to go to Boston for the commencement at Har-
ward. when their nephew. Robert Goeet, will Srad-
uate.
July Is has been set as the date of the wedding
of Miss Lille Oerichs and Peter Martin. at New
port Peter Martin is at present at San Francisco,
but viii arrive at Newport next week with his
mother, who will remain until after the Wedding-
He has rented the Cadwalader cottage, IN Bellevue
ave, for the season
Among those who have left town for Southamp-
ton Long Island, for the summer Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Trevor, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Morton.
General and Mrs. Thomas Barber. Mr.. and Mrs I.
Chauncey Mckeever and Mrs. James hlloreth-
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon have closed
their house in West Tenth-st. and gone to their
country place at Ridgeteld, Conn., for the summer
J. Henry Smith, with large party of guests, has
sailed from Marseilles for Monte Carlo on board
the yacht Margerita, which he has chartered from
Anthony DrexeL
Miss Natalie schenck, daughter of Mrs Spots
wood D. schenck and Matthew Astor Wilkes. OF
the Union and Knickerbocker clubs.
Miss Edith Cushing who is in deep mourning for
her father is spending few days at Garden City.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldron Post Brown have leased
a cottage for the summer Lenox. Mass.
Both Mrs. Lion Gardiner and Miss Ellen Drexel
Paul are included in the party OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Childs DrexeI board their yacht AT
West Point.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. jr., are booked
to sail on July ,. and will spend the summer
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stevens Ulman have gone TO
Southampton Long Island. and will remain at
their country house there until they go 10 New
port. IN August.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, who arrived from Europe
on Monday, goes 70 her country place at Garri-
sons-on-the- Hudson this afternoon. and Will De
there until she opens the Crossways, her VILLA al
Newport, for the season