New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22


It is tonight that Peter Martin gives his fare
well bachelor dinner at Berger's. He was enter
tanned with his hancee at dinner last night by Mr..
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Mrs George
Mr. and Mrs John r. DrexeL
II IS asserted that the wedding of Miss Sarah Van
Allen and Robert Collier will take place quietly at
Wakehurst on Thursday at the moment when
cety viii be assembled st. Joseph's to the
marriage of Miss Lily Oerichs and Peter Martin.
As Robert Collier, who Is the OF Peter FenelOn
Collier proprietor OF "Once Week" is Roman
Catholic and Miss Sarah Van Allen is a member
OF the Protestant Episcopal church IL is impossible
that the ceremony should be celebrated by a Cath
Ole clergyman In a church without special dis
pensaton. and as. moreover. the young people are
known have met considerable amount of OPP
position they credited with wishing 10 have q
quiet and unobtrusive wedding. Miss Van Aliens
IA her, J. J. Van Allen Is still In Canada fishing
but may return before next Thursday 10 Newport
Miss May Van Aliens marriage to Robert Rening-
SSn % ceTe R1 a both belong to the same
denomination.
In view OF the stories that have been published
in this country regarding the circumstances that
have led 10 the dissolution OF the marriage be-
tween the American born Princess of Monaco and
her husband may be well TO state that. &C
cordng 70 the decree OF the Monaco Supreme Court
registered by the Tribunal De la Seine al Paris the
divorce has been sranted for no other grounds than
ionser with the Priace That her social position Is
not Affected thereby is demonstrated by the fact
best London houses in the last few weeks.
All Mrs Clarence II. Mackay's plans for the
summer have been cancelled by the death Of her
father-in-Iaw 10 whom she much attached.
and Il Is improbable that she will be seen either
or at @ r,u2 had i, be ,b eoSDsS
with the body Of his father which Will be en-
ma Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Barclay and Miss
Adelaide Barclay have arrived at Southampton
for the summer.
The engagement Of Miss Margaret W. Carr
daughter OF Samuel Carr. OF Boston. TO Charles
z Leland son OF Charles H. Leland. Of New
York. is announced The wedding is 70 take place
at West Manchester. Mass. where Samuel Carr
has a country seat
Mr.. and Mrs Francis B. Stevens are closing
mainder Of the summer al Newport.
Much anxiety Is felt concerning Mrs John
O'Rrien who Is lying seriously m at Inehiauin,
her place at Newport
Mr. and Mrs William Payne Thompson have
left Newport. and staying with friends at Paul
Smiths. in the Adirondacks.
Mrs Robert Minturn is spending the summer at
Polnte-a-Pic, Province Of Quebec.
Miss Violet Whejen. whose engagement to VIII
lam 8. Greenough announced the other day,
is expected ut Newport. where she IS 10 stay with
Mrs Craig Bddle
There few OF the out-of-town clubs which
do provide special features for the entertain
ment their week end visitors and the Nassau
Club makes the announcement that next Sat
urday n vaudeville show will be sandwiched in
between the dinner and the dance
Mrs. ]. Hood Wright has left her summer home
a Fort Washington and has gone 10 the Thou
sand Islands. whence she will proceed next month
10 the White Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. William q. Rockefeller at their
camp In the Adirondacks.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. ReresfOrd have returned from
Newport their country place ON Davenport's Neck.
near New Rochelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul TuckermRn at their
camp Spit Fire Lake. In the AdIrOndacks.
NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON.
my TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Newport. r. l.. July 2l.-Mrs. John OErien is ser-
ousy i'll at Inchiquin.
II present arrangements he carried out Newport
will have a dog show this summer. The plans for
the event have been fully matured yet but they