New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24
4 bout People and Social Incfdenfs


| Is known a a cold English luncheon for those VIZ
| come out the morning train TO play golf al fbs
| club
| Mrs. Henry F. Dimock who has been IN at bar
house In East sixtieth-st. is the road -
| recovery. and on the completion OF her convalas
cence will leave town for the old Dimock nonnestsa1
at south Gove4Igyj Gon b s GF MS az Dir0ek
her daughter. Mrs. Cary t. Hutchinson. who stiI
| abroad.
Miss Leary has Issued invitations for a lara
dinner party Thursday evening next a, her
! house In F1fth-ave- for Countess Albert Della
ton Heights. and who recently arrived mere from
Der son 10 Hiss Harriet Taylor on wednesday asf
| Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Seton who are spending thu
| summer abroad have rented their house IN West
living with his family at the Waidorf-Astoria For
some years
! Mrs Pierre I.oriliard r. who f. reported 70 have
| had such an unfortunate experience in London in
connection with the robbery o. her jewelry. Is to
J return 70 this country in the first week IN Juns.
! Her cottage ReewaydIn. at Tuxedo. Is nov being
! nut in order for her arrival She win give some
| musicals and other entertainments in the course
| of the summer
| The Ienox season will begin with Memorial Day.
although many Of the cottagers will remain IN the
| Berkshires only during the month OF June. going
IN Newport and to the seaside IN july and return
| Ing for the autumn. Among those who are TO be
| at Ienox this week Mr. and Mrs Tia tcher "
| Adams Henry H Cooke and M and Mrs de
! Heredia Mr. and Mrs. David Lydig viii open
| Thistledown IN the month OF June and Charles
Tanier is expected TO arrive his place LenOx
! this week Among the absentees for the early
summer will be Miss Evelyn Sloane and John
] Sloane. IT.. the children OF Mr.. and Mrs John
| Sloane and Mr.. and Mrs. william D. Sloane. They
| are abroad and will not return until August NJ.
and Mrs Frank stursis viii go 10 Newport this
| summer
| Yesterday there was large feet OF pleasure
| craft on the Sound In the wake Of the Reliance
| +ba Constitution and the Columbia. Ar and Mrs
George J Could had party on their ruroine yacne
] Emerald Mr.. and Mrs Adrian iseln' IT. were
| on the serf. the English yacht Wnica 'aey nave
/ recsntiv chartered william E Iselin had stag
oarty on the schooner yacht Emerald inciuoins
/ oliver Cromwell. Lambert Saekett and Joseph J.
/ Lee On r A c. Smiths Prtvateer wee CornIno-
/ dore : Nicholson Kane. Newberry D La Vton and
| Edward H. Wales and stag party The Srius
/ had a large number OF the members OF the New
/ York Yacht Club with their guests on board. and
/ IN the evening the yacht clubs the Sound kept
| open house numerous dinners IN particular being
/ given at the westchester Country Cub
| Tomorrow will begin the series OF polo matches
| at Meadow Brook This will be the signal for
much entertaining in the gay Hide colony around
| Hampstead. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Wnitney
| are at their place Westbury. and other resi-
dents who will have house parties and give dinners
| are Mr. and Mrs H Mortimer Brooks. who have
| Just returned from Europe; Mr. and Mrs H Van
! Rensselaer, Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs Smith Haddsn.
August Belmont. Mr. and Mrs Sydney Dillon RIP
| lev Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Smith and Mr- and MS
/ Thomas Hitchcock il.
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Vaughan Lea
/ daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles N Lea. 70 Percy
! X Hudson will take place on Wednesday az
Wayne Penn II Be followed oy reception
at the country place Of the parents Of the bride,
! who is well known in New-Yerk society spec-a4
train will take wedding guests ou1 from FIila-
| deIpbfa TO Wayne and back again after the cere-
| mony.
AdeIaine is to make her debut next winter leave
town for Barbary Point, Is!iD- Long Island on
June / and will remain at their villa there untl
they go to Palmer Hill. their place near Stamford
Conn. in September
Mrs. Henry C1ews has left town for Newport.
where she is staying with Mrs Burke Roche
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne whitney leave town this
week for Newport, where they will open their cot
tage for the season
Mr. and Mrs. W. Butler Duncan are booked to
sail on Wednesday and have taken house IN
London for the season
Mr. and Mrs william E Dodge and Miss Grace
Dodge leave town Thursday for tnelF country
place at RiverdaIe-on-the-Hudson
Mt and Mrs B. Holland Forbes leave town this
u. elk for Fairfield. Conn. where they have leased
the Campbell place for the summer
Mr. and Mrs ". Bayard Cutting intend to oe
suav a year Their summer home at Oakda'e Will
remain closed Mr. and Mrs. W Bayard Cutting.
IT, will be IN this country, however
The Valiant is at Havre. and there seems TO De
some prospect that william K Vanderbilt may
bring over his bride. but there are no preparations
being made for her coming here Idle Hour re-
mains closed without any sign Of life
Adrian Iselin jr- has taken the p ace of MS
father on the board Of trustees Of the METROPOLITAN
Opera House. Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Iseln IT,
hone to move into their new home In Fifth-aye-
next winter They have taken Two large houses
and turned them into one Adrian Isehn. ST. and
hts daUghter Miss Ise.in Will rvmain the house
in North Madison Square MIR. and Mrs JACK
Eeresford are abroad They will pass greater
part OF the summer the Irish estate which mas
recently come TO him by inheritance
The cotfIlons 10 be given next season By the
Bachelors AMI Bened;cts will occur on the tol-
lowing Tue sday evenings: December 10. lstS. ana
January - February is and April .. 1904 The com
r,tteA in charge of these dances consists OF HeT-
bert Iawton Coffin, Oswald Garrison NiIiard oui-
Ivan w Jones Edward Cook. BaSsstt Jones' IT,
and Henry E Holt.
Cyor other social incidents fifth page. Part Id
WEDD NGS.
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