New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Archbishop Corrigan was not only prominent
figure in the public life of New-York but likewise
in society where his courty bearing and kindly
and unaffected manner made him exceedinglv
popular. in Protestant circles. His death oc-
@ curing $50 SO suddenly and unexpectedly at the mo-
XXes[eraay to Widespread feeling or regret and OF
Catholic creed in the fashiona bic set who have
lost in him warm and loyal friend.
Several entertainments which had been planned
for yesterday afternoon were postponed in conse-
quence of the Archbishop's death-among them the
e;oncert which was to be given at the Waldorf
at Chatsworth. Y. j. Miss Leary's customary
Tuesday at home was likewise abandoned.
Robert L. Gerry had the Pioneer yesterday and
took a party of friends to Ardsley for luncheon.
His guests included Mrs: Frederick NJ. Davies who
fsen Miss eanor jaw S Mss iseR WbfeT dnq MISS W M9Ta
P Burden Barton Willing and Peter G. Gerry
Mr.. and Mrs Levi p. Morton will close their
house in Fifth-ave. Friday and go 10 ElerslIe
their country place the Hudson for the season
Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Rutherfurd. who have been
staying with them for few days in town returned
yesterday to Tranquility. their place in New-Ier
sey, and Miss Mary Morton. who came TO town
from EHerslie for couple OF days to be with her
on-the-Hudson this afternoon William Corcoran
Eustls and Mrs Eustis, who was Miss Edith Nor
their connection with the United states Eb5ssS
in London in which William EIstis now boIs ISs
position OF third secretary. -''" "0'1S 'ie
The marriage of Miss Yula Bulkley. daughter ~
Mr. and Mrs. L. Duncan BukIey. to Edward
Nermilye Cox will take place this afternoon at the
fourth5st The ceremony will be performed bv tSe
Rev. DR.. Henry Dyke. " ~
Mrs Clement c. Moore will give q lar,a o.-,
party to-day at her house. No. 81 East FYfry
fourth-st.
The Philadelphia. which sails for SOUTHAMPTON
to-day will have among its passengers MIR ana
Mitchell. ana Mrs' > Weir
MRS. William W, Gerard viii spend most of the
summer at Bar Harbor. and will have with her
ner niece. Miss Mary Gansevoort Edwards w
Mr. and Mrs. William j. schienelin will taava
town about the middle of this month for scarbor-
ough-on-t he Hudson. where they will stav With
MRS Mrs Sehienens mother, Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard
Tor Few months before going TO Bar Harbor' f''N ~
The sale OF the Boreel Building by the heirs Of
Mrs Francis Robert Boree for the sun, ~ q n OoO
serves to recall the relationship bst,,,eo NJ No.,
ana 'ae Astor family. The late Mrs Boreel was
MISS SeIah Astor Langdon. daughter NJ Walter
LSnsaon' and granddaughter of tba 6rs, Jobn
jacob Astor' She married Francis Robert BoreeI
~ el.u "ri'e' ol the court to the King OF the Meth
erlands and she herself became ,atsr On la, a.
waiting 20 the late Queen - laIeF on l4Hy IN
v4r nS4 sn chlldren three sons ana tbrsa danbtS'
John Mhoank. and died IN 800 tne daushtsr OF Sir
ford Conn. Who ImSskhter OF Philip ives, OF Hart
sg1Sona h1S SON Robert died in e 1Sas ~ ~ .hi ne
drecht ana lives q 9sughter OF Baron Ivoy De Ny
a, 9ang,htsrs one died nur,hhaasue, Ot me three
de- Pasran, sanotner also dead was The wife 81 Bapran
Groenice. OF HoiisnS Third is the Baroness Otto
N MIS- Charles Thorndyke Parker have re-