New-York tribune., 1902-05-28


official functions organized in their honor; 11n
many private entertainments are oefng arTaHgeg di
clubs has been extended to them
1t is to-day that the fourth annual metropolitan
golf championship begins at TUXEDO. 1here are
some ffty-seven entries.
Polo will again constitute attraction to-day
at Hampstead, the Meadow Brook and Buffalo
teams playing for the Hampstead cups.
number OF people have gone from here TO
Washington to attend Lord Pauncefote's funeral.
He had many warm personal friends in this city,
who are anxious to offer this tribute of respect TO
his memory and of sympathy TO MS Dered'eu
family.
It is at $3.50 this afternoon that the marriage of
Miss Ethel Phelps, daughter of Mrs. Charles
Phelps. to William North Duane takes place in
the Brick Church. Fffth-ave. and Thirty-seventh-
st. Stowe Phelps will give his sister away, and
her bridesmaids will consist of Miss Edith Catlln'
S'us y =! Miss Marv Cross daughter Of Mrs. r.
James Cross. and Miss Marian Hague, daughter of
best man, and the ushers, will consist Of i Ansei
Hunt, George Blngdon jr.. James Parker. of Bos
ton, and Everett Colby. After the ceremony.
van Dyke there viii be reception at the East
Thirtysecond-st. house of the brides mother MIS-.
Mrs Phelps leaves town in few days, having
taken a cottage at Cedarhurst, Long Island, where
she will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs r. James Cross and their daughter.
Marie, sail to-day for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs John s Barnes leave town to-day
for their country place, at Lenox
Moore Robinson. at Philadelphia, for the horse
show there. Mrs. John r. Drexel has likewise
gone to Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Tiffany Dyer have left
town and gone to Murray Bay, Canada where they
have cottage, for the summer
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland Fl, Dodge have closed
their house in Park-ave. and are settled for the
summer at their country place in Riverdale' \. y
Robert Gerry drove the Pioneer yesterday
its trip TO ArdsIey and back. The coach was char
tered by Minturn Post ColIirs, whose party COM
Tocott. Miss Isabel Fowler, Miss Clara Van Nor
den. Daniel G. Tenney Frank 3 Palmer and Ar
Mrs. John T Hall and her daughters leave town
this week for their place at Lenox Miss Catherine
Hall will spend a portion Of the season with Mrs
still at her country place at Roslyn Long Island
The date for the dedication Of the Robins Nest
ConvaIescent Home for Crippled Children. at Tar
rytown on the Hudson. has been set June :.
Mrs Robert Hewitt the Misses Hewitt Mrs Sam
Edwin Gould and Miss Helen NJ. Gould among
those interested IN this charity.
Among those sailing to-day board the Phila-
delphia are Mr.. and Mrs. H. s Norris. General
Joseph Wheeler and the Misses Wheeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Brown. Miss Janet Glider and her
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Adams.
The regatta committee of the New-York Yacht
Club. Of which s. Nicholson Kane is chairman,
has announced officially the programme for the
season. The ffty-Sixth annual regatta will. take
place in the lower bay. Thursday. June 49, The
following Tuesday. June "a. the Glen Cove race cup
will be raced for Glen Cove. The Newport
series OF races Will take place July 10. IL and u.
and the rendezvous Tor the annual cruise Will be
at New w-LSondon. Conn. August T. The cruise will
extend eastward 10 MaTblehead. at the invitation
OF the Eastern Yacht Club. The steamboat Cyg-
nus has been chartered for the of members
and guests at the annual regatta
William X. Vanderbilt. w. g. Hoyt Mrs. Elisha
Dyer jr. and her daughter. Miss Swan.
among those who arrived yesterday board the
Kronpriuz Wilhelm Mr.. Vanderbilt and w. 5.
Hoyt were taken off the liner at Quarantine by a
proceeded 10 Idle Hour. Mr. Nanderbilt's place on
Long Island, where he will remain until he goes
10 Chicago next week.
Thomas F. Gushing. owing to his recent severe
Illness. has abandoned his projected trip abroad,
and will spend the summer at Newport opening
his villa there for the season to-day
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