New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-04


Mrs Ambrose Spencer likewise affected black
cloth toilet. with which she wore a black velvet
hat while Mrs. ]. Stevens Ulman. who came down
with her husband from iowa with a large party on
his drag wore a black cloth frock with long
black cloak and a black picture hat, trimmed with
black feathers. Her party included Mrs Edward
McVickar. also arrayed in black; Mr. and Mrs.
Amory 5. Carhart and Mr. and Mrs Robert c.
Graham. Mrs. J. Borden Harriman's dress was OF
black and white shepherds plaid, with which she
RObinSoI''t So 80 - JarI- hIIa Goth frimTnaS
With white lace. and set OF by large black picture
Mr.. and Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden gave
dinner party OF twenty-four last evening their
house. No sos Fifth-ave-. in honor Of Miss Lila
Eander3ilf SloaBe and her hanee w, Z, osgood
ct the wedding of Miss Sloane. and MI Field at
LenoX in July.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sloane. No $50 Fifth-ave.. will
give. dinner May 70 for Miss sloane and Mr..
Among those who sailed for Europe yesterday
were Mrs. George H wetmore. Mr. and Mrs A. L.
Benedict Mrs A Scott Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Misses Draper and DR.. and Mrs Peter B. WyckOf
Miss Helen Cutting. daughter of R. Fulton Cut
ting. is seriously i'll her fathers house. No. "a
East Stxty-seventh-st
The Cotillon Of Eighty gave another Of its coun-
try club parties at the scarsdaIe Golf Club yester
day afternoon. and there was a large attendance.
town bv The la oclocE fIa from the Sran Cen
trail Station. returning in time for dinner.
Miss Emily Redmond and GooId Redmond will
return from Europe in time for the Newport season
sie oSG SPI BbsnoP FoteI 9o Use IN HOGS IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Barney. who were
booked to sail last week were compelled at the
last moment to postpone their departure, and Will
go instead on June 6. Miss Catherine Barney Will
not returA with them 70 this country IN the fall,
studies.
Miss Anna Sands will sail for Europe wednes-
day next
The annual reception at the Metropolitan Mu-
from to O'Clock.
On Wednesday the wedding OF Miss Yula Buckley
and Edward Berm'lye Cox will take place at the
house OF the brides parents in Madiso ST on
give large card party at her house. No % East
The Rev DR., Morgan Dix and Mrs. Dix have left
town for Boston for The purpose OF witneTSRg the
Club of play written by their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trenor L. Park who have been at
Hot Springs. Va. Will return to town tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Brooks will pass the sum
mer at westbury. where they have taken g house.
Mr. and Mrs Jules Montant and Miss Ciementine
Furniss viii sail for England in the first week in
June. Miss FUrnss will give dinner tonight at
her house, No. 46l Fifth-ave-. and luncheon on
Tuesday next
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stevens UIman will spend the
early summer Southampton before going 10
Newport for the season. In the fall they will spend
some time at LenOX with Mrs. Clman's ;arents
Mr. and Mrs Henry Barclay
The road coach Reliance was put into commits
sion yesterday by Richard F Carrnan and Will
be run rs usual on racing days between Sherrv.s
and Norris Park. starting punctually a. noon Ths
coach Good Times likewise began its runs yester-
day 70 Morris Park starting from the Waldorf
Astoria.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. De Forest have left
town and opened their country rIace at Cold
Springs. Long Island, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E Dodge are at their
place at Riverdale
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Resale
Blissert TO Edwin Seymour Chaplin.
John Clinton Gray, jr-, Franklin y. Cunther
Sims q. Wylie Alfred Clemens, Louis Young and
Burt Brown will be ushers al the marriage OF
Miss Marie Ciunther 70 Dr. ClemOns on June /
Alfred Dietrich Will best man and Miss Lena
Fanshawe VIII be the only attendant OF the bride.
Mrs. Cushman n. Davis. widow of Senator Davis.
has been for the last week at the WaIdorf-AsJora.
where she will remain for few days longer before
she returns TO Washington She is contemplating
a "Trip 10 Europe IN the summer but may change
heT plans after she returns 10 Washington