New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03

oIO4u the nber the Reliance taking its departure
at noon from Sherrys. and having as the r nou P
lance will make the run from sherry's to Morris
Park on every racing day
The Pioneer will make its usual run to-day from
the Holland House to Ardsley. in spite OF the
parade of the Coaching Club. Livingston Roe has
chaperoned by Mrs. lie Barber.
The news in the dispatches from London that
BARONESS Hakett the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes, had instituted proceed
ings In London for divorce against her husoahu'
has created surprise in society here as II hau
became known on the recent stay of the baroness
in this country with her parents that dissoiu-
ton of her marriage inevitable. The title borne
by her husband is not English. but German, nav
Crown Of Hanover in recognition of his services
officer of the Hanoveran army Inc Inc, prts I
years The union has been Wlth9 p SsT Iyid
has country seat In Engand S1oSR oInce Of Han
over The heir to his property C ana 10 HIS
The meet>o Of the Coaching Club will take place
to-day at II IN. in Central Park on the ROAD
leading from Eighth-ave and Fifty ninth St 10 the
Mall The parade will proceed to the Mall thence
mn the West Drive Of the Park the circle On the
top Of the Hill the north end. whence start
will be made for Morris Park. Luncheon VIII DC
served at the clubhouse on the aTri tbe vewng
drag, and Will be timed so as to ADMIT I'M W.IIT
OF the races. The whips will be CSiohei g 1Ira
president
Hives G. G. Haven IT.. James Henry smith Rob
ert L. Gerry, Harry Payne Whitney w G. p GULL
yer F X Sturgis Gustav Kissel Nelson Brown
II. P. Mexican. Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Edward
browning
A large number of house parties are being given
over Sunday among others, one by Stuyvesant
Fish and his daughter. Marriott. at their country
place at Garrison SON the Hudson
Mr. and Mrs James a. Burden give a dinner to-
gIshs at their cir house. IN Gssod 59F Fed s Lila
Mr.. and Mrs. j. searie Barclay booked TO
sail on the Ryndam for Rotterdam to-day.
The scarsdaIe Country Club will he the this
afternoon of another of the parties given by the
Cotlon Of Eighty the guests leaving by the I'D
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs Cameron Wins
low have rented the Leiba Cottage in Rhode-Island
ave, Newport, for the season
Mr. and Mrs Edmund L. Baylies were booked 10
sail for Europe the Deutschland on her next
trip. Owing the fact that the vessel is now dis
abed and going to Belfast for repairs their de-
parture is likely 10 be delayed until the end OF the
month.
The performance last night OF "Ganymede'' at
the Carnegie Lyceum In behalf Of the Vassar Stu
dents Aid Society success and attracted a
large and fashionable attendance. The performance
NH @ to The fund estsbiisbed Tor the assist
anCe OF Vassar students in need OF financial aid 10
enable them complete their course Of studies.
Mr. and Mrs Peter MOller with their son and
daughter and DR.. and Mrs. Peter B. Wyckon
among those sailing for Europe to-day the
Kaiseriu Maria Theresa.
Elisha Dyer jr, has returned 20 town from
Providence. where he has been staying with his
parents. Ex-Governor and Mrs Elisha Dyer.
II Is Monday next that the annual reception
al the Metropolitan Museum OF Art will take place,
and there will be unusually large attendance
Of fashionable people owing 10 the attractions Of
fcred in the way OF new loans and gifts Of much
interest and value including the Holy Family
Of RuhenS. presented by James Henry Smith and
the collection NJ paintings gathered by the late
William II. Vanderbilt. The museum will be opened
TO the public Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Robert Maclay Bull have arranged
TO spend the summer abroad. sailing next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Burnham have arranged 10
pass the summer at oyster Bay. Long Island. where