The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-24
IN SOCIETY,".

| VI liIc "oilli' lNNOMlNalO'
IN SOCIETY.
All the country clubs hereabouts are
| filled with guests There Is large crowd
at the West chester owing to the races and
| golf tournament, Many Tuxedo cottagers
! and those who have villas on the Hudson
I are entertaining week END part les. Society
will be well represented next Friday and
I l.. L., the place of Mr.. and Mrs. James l..
kernochan. where the first open-air show
/ of the Ladies' Kennel Association will be
held. The entry list is very large
A large attendance is expected next
Wednesday at the Van Cortlandt manor
house by the Colonial Danes, who are its
! custodans, when the unwilling of the win
dow taken from the old Rhnelander sugar
house occurs. A large reception to MEM
beers and invited guests will follow. Mr.:
and Mrs. T. Oakley Rhinelander will
| not sail for Europe. where they will spend
the summer, until after this occasion. They
! will as usual when abroad make their
/ headquarters at their old castle at Ober-
property of Mr. Rhinelander and his bro her
Philip Rhinelander, and was present ed
: to them a number Of years since by their
father, William Rhinelander.
Among those who will sail on Tuesday
on he Kaiser Wilhelm II are Count Cassini.
the Russian Ambassador and his daughter
Counties MorCue rite Cas- mi; Senator and
Mrs Elkins, Miss Elltins, Mrs. Albert Biers-
tadt, her nj. CT. Mi s NJ. T.. r. I'd W s.
Wyckoh and Mr. and Mrs. Oiiv,r Hartman,
who will bc the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony j.. Drex5l, who will cruise of
i Cowes, during the yachting season.
William Sloane and his sister, Miss Evelyn
Sloane. son and daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
John Sloan, who sail on We dnesday for
Europe, will join their uncle and his wife,
, Mr.. and Mrs William Douglas Sloane. Oh the
other side. They will be absent until the
middle OF June and on their return will go
] directly to Myndhurst, their country home
. at Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Vanderbilt who
have taken country residence in England
for the summer. will not sail until next
week. Mr.. and Mrs George Gordon King
OF lG East Eighty-fourth street will pass
the entire summer in Europe.
Miss Lcary of Fifth avenue will give a
dinner next Thursday night for Countess
Alberto d lila Gherf rdesca. 1t will be fol-
lowed by music and a reception. Count ess
Ghcrard. sea will sail with her son and
daught r-in-aw on the D, utsllland ne At
week. This is her first visit here since her
marriage.
Cards have been received here for the
wedding of Augustine n. n. Lawrence, Jr,
of this city and Miss Louise Leber, do tighter
of Gen. and Mrs. &. Norman Letter, on
Wadnesd1 y at the brides home at Wash
ington, D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis p. Henop left the
Buckingham Hotel. where they have been
for several months, yesterday. for their
residence Graceho'm, at Sccrborough-on-
Hudson Mr. and Mrs r. &c Peyster Tytus,
their son-in-law and daughter, ste TT Off
next week on n ride Of hundred miles in
Connecticut and the Eerkshires They will
60 TO Egypt in October. Mr.. Tytuss
archaeological resei rich work, under grp mt
of the Egyptirn Government. will keep
him there for the ensuing two winters.
Mr.. end Mrs Robert H. Mccormick. Jr.,
the LITTER until few months ago Miss
E'eanor Morris, will sail on Saturday for
Europe. They hid plf nned to rem: in for
the wedding Of Mecill Nc Cornick who is
2 cousin of Mr.. Mccormick, to Miss Ruth
Hmm, IT Clevel' nd on June 10, but have
changed their minds.
sail on Wednesday. Since their mi rrif ge
on April 30 they have been off on jfunt,
this being Mr. Goodhrrt's first visit to
America Mr. Goodhf rt is still att" ched
to the British Emb; ssy 1T Const. ntirople
as third secret: ry, but expects to receive
en- appointment elsewhere when his five
months leave Of absence expires IN August;
visit reli tives in Gre Brit: in md 90 some
trf vel ing. Mr.. Goot.hert is the son of the
l;te Henry Goothirt OF LONDON. Mrs.
Goodhf TT hf s slre dy tri ve''ec extensively
in Sp; in nd other oountrie with her
p. rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hopkinson
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. FRI nix A. Vcnderlp, nee
Cox. who are about sailing for Europe,
will trf vel extensively on the Continent
this summer. When they return they will
live 1t 1867 NJ Olson venue. The eng ge-
ment of Mr.. VI nGeriip's sister, Miss Ruth
Il, be! V; nderlip, to Edward W. lker Harden
of this city, WIS announced this week
Invite tons have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Cherries NJ Lea Of l W. shington
Sola re North, who q re now q their summer
home ct Wayne, Pa, for the wedding of
their daughter. Miss MI riorie Vtughon
Len, to Percy Kierstede Hudson, son of
MIR. and Mrs Oh; rles l. Hudson Of E. st
he performed at st. Mary's Church there
next Wednesday at noon.
Mrs. Stuyvesont Fish gave luncheon
on Thursday, and on the s"me day Mrs.
John j Amory entert' ined the members
of the Whist and Luncheon Club at her
home at Morris Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ssmuel NJ. Jarvis, who
were here during the winter, are now at
their country house at Harrison, y. Y.
The wedding of their daughter, Miss Elnora
will t, Ike pl. ce It All S; ints' Church there
at o'clock next Wednesday afternoon.
President Cassidy VIII Write Piece.
President Joseph Cassidy Of Queens Is
advertise d to write an article for maga-
zine publisht d in his borough on the subject,
.Queens-Pas,, Present and Future