New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30
ARMY AND NAvYwEDDING AT NEWPORT

Newport R T.. July 2e-Mrs Peter D. Martin
has issued cards for reception 10 be held on next
Sunday afternoon at the Cadwsllader cottage TO
display the wedding gifts which were not shown
at the reception on last Thursday.
a pretty dinner given by Mrs Pembroke
Jones at her cottage this evening. American
Beauty in tall gilt were used for the
decorations Mrs. George Gordon King also enter
talned at dinner tonight
II is currently reported that Miss May Van Allen,
elder daughter OF James Van Allen and sister Of
Mrs. Robert ]. Collier. will be married during the
early part of September to Robert Reading Rem
ington. the marriage to take place at Trinity
Church and the breakfast and reception at Wake
hurst
Mrs George Law. who sails soon from Europe.
will come to Newport. and will visit Mrs. Stuyve-
SAINT Fish at Crossways while here
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Carolsn. who came from San
Francisco for the Oelrichs-Martin wedding,
negotiating for a cottage for next summer. They
have been guests OF Mrs. Hermann Oerichs az
Roseclifr. and have expressed themselves as being
highly pleased with Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Clinch Smith have issued cards
for dinner dance at BergeTs August 20. which
will be elaborate affair.
Mrs William NJ. Kingsland entertained at lunch
this afternoon at Pinard cottage No. 3.
Miss C. o. Jones has arranged for series OF
musicals be given at her cottage on Ochre Point
on Monday afternoons throughout August.
Mr.. and Mrs William p. Thompson and Miss
Alice Blight have returned from visit to the
Adrondacks
Although the weather was insurerably hot this
morning many spectators at the Casino tennis
grounds to witness the second day In the mixed
double tournament for women. Miss Anna Sands
and Miss Livingston beat the Misses Moran. and In
the next match Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer and Miss
Twombly beat the Misses Brooks and Brice. The
playing is now down to the semi-hnals between Mrs,
Barger wallach and Miss Barger. who will play
Miss Sands and Miss Livingston. while Mrs. Thaysr
aud Miss Twombly will play Miss Johnson and Miss
A. Thayer.
The parking places at the Westminster Polo Club
grounds are being rented rapidly. Some OF those
who have taken spaces Reginald Vanderbilt
Craig Blddle. r. c. Knight. 1r.. f. L. Winthrop. jr
W. X. Brice. William L. Carter. J. c. Smith, WILL
lam II. Sands. Pembroke Jones. E. NJ. Robinson,
Perry Belmont Alfred C. Vanderbilt. Seth B.
French. Elisha Dyer. jr.. W. Dennson Hatch.
Theodore NJ Davis and Miss Jusk.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Is making preparations
for an extensive entertainment to be given at
Beauleu during the month Of August The affair
will probably take the form Of dinner served on
the lawn. dancing in a temporary ballroom and
vaudeville.
Mrs Charles E. Hoffman gave luncheon at her
cottage. on the Cliffs this afternoon at which
twenty guests were present. The table decorations
we're handsome consisting of red Liberty roses and
ing room were American Beauty rose and long
KsrnSchan. MTs stuyvessnt FISH Mrs Frederic s
Sheldon. Mrs Elisha Dyer. jr.. Mrs. ]. De Forest
Warren Mrs K Gibbs Mrs. henr rS psT SGsss r
Mrs O1ver G. Jennings. Miss Pomeroy Miss Red
mond Mrs Thomas Mexican Mrs. Francis Il. HON.
man, Mrs. s. ID. Schenck. Miss Stone. Mrs A. T.
french, Mrs j. L. Spencer and Miss Scott. After
luncheon some or the guests remained for bridge
This afternoon at jamestown, In St. Matthews
church, Miss Elise Lynch, daughter OF Captain and
Mrs j. V. Il. Blocker, u. s N. and Captain
Ernest Granville Weymouth. OF the English ROYAL
ARTILLERY were married in the presence OF relatives
and friends who completely ilied the little church
a Sx sss f By BISHOP
Coadtutor McVickar. of Providence.
The bride wore a gown OF white satin. with
duchess lace, which was completely covered by n
tulle veil. She carried bouquet OF white sweet
peas. Her only attendant the maid OF honor
Miss Ethel Mount OF New-York. who wore white
mousseline de sole with pink Liberty sash and mink
hat with roses. The bridegroom's best man was
Captain II M. Wakefield OF the English ROYAL Ar
tilery They wore their fun dress uniforms and
full dress uniform. The ushers were J. 81 Rleecker
After the church ceremony a wedding recention
was held at the Box. the brides home Ar tha
Dumplngs Captain and Mrs. Weymouth will leave
Tor New-York tonight and next week will SAN FOR
England; where they viii make their home '' '''
Mrs. William Woodward has returned from, rr,,
rope and IL the guest OF her brother-in-law James
,, Mrs ogden NILS has issued cards for large
take her guests to the Casino dance ~ -'A
D. NJ Hare and Miss Hare, OF New-york ara
guests of Mr. and Mrs A. G. Vanderbilt at OaElsnS