New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.
Mrs Frederic Nelson leaves town to-day for
Newport She will be accompanied by her two
daughters, Mrs. Arthur Kemp and Miss Cathleeh
Nelson and on her arrival there Will take posses
sion of Arlegh. where Miss Nelson will be mar
red on Tuesday Reginald c. Vanderbilt she
will be given awav by her granduncle. William H.
Gebhard. Miss Nelson has received great NUM-
Der of wedding presents. most of which have oeeh
sent to Newport. Her mothers gift is two emerald
pins surrounded with diamonds MI and Mrs v"
Ravard Cutting sent her an emerald brooch, and
Mr. and Ms William Douglas Sloane an emerald
ring. Mr. Vanderbilts mother has presented 10 MS
prospective bride tara and necklace of diamonds
and rubies There will be special train for the
wedding guests who will go on from here TO New
mort but specaI will be reserved for their use
The guests will number about two hundred
Walter Efingharn Maynard whose marriage 70
Miss Eunice Ives, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bray
ton Ives takes place next week. will give MS rare
well bachelor dinner at the Union Club to-nlght-
Mr. and Mrs w. Watts Sherman, who passed
the winter in California, expected this week at
Newport where their villa has been prepared for
their arrival.
Mrs. wyckham Hoffman. of Washington. IS visit
ing Mrs Maturin Livingston at her home in East
Sixty-ninth-st.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Reginald C Vanderbilt
have both made entries IN the coming Horse Snow
to be held on Wednesday. April 2. In Boston, IN
fact number OF fashionable people viii go on
there for the affair. in which society = taking con-
siderable interest. The Lakewood Horse Snow VIII
also be an attraction and will be held on April "a
and 25
On Monday April 20. bridge whist tournament
will be held in the Gerrit Smith studio. IN East
Thirty-third-st Among those interested in 1t are
Ms William Lanuan Bull, Mrs Frederic Bull,
n ) Thomas Pearsan Field. Mrs Nathaniel w l.
Hatch and Miss Eleanor Fitzgerald
Miss Marjorie V Lea has chosen May n as the
date of her marriage to Percy X Hudson The
wedding will take place IN the country nome OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Lea
Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs Stanford White will leave town
early next month for their country home at St
James Long Island. where they will pass the
summer
Professor and Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn will spend
the summer at their eountry home at Garrisons-on-
the-Hudson.
From, present indications Newport Will have an
early season Among the first arrivals for the sum-
mer will be Mr.. and Mrs John J. Wysong, who
are expected there in few weeks. when they will
open Greystone. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Childs
where they will remain until late in the season
Mr. and Mrs William D. Guthrie and Miss Ella
F. Guthrie. who have been spending some time In
their country home at Locust Valley. Long Island.
since arriving from Europe have returned to town
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Nick. Twombly enter
tanned at dinner evening at their home, Fifth
ave and Fifty-fourth-st They returned few
davs ago from a brief visit to their country place.
near Madison. y. j.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Maclay Bull are expected
this week from Augusta. Ga They will be
COMMANDED by Mrs Frederick A. Potts. Miss Potts
and Rockhill Potts
Miss Alice Roosevelt has arranged to visit Mr..
and Mrs. George w Vanderbilt at Biltmore N c.
next week. She will be accompanied by her aunt
Mrs William Sheffield Cowles.
Mrs Richard GaubriII. who booked to sail
for Europe yesterday, has arranged TO spend two
months abroad. most of the time in France She
will return to Newport in time for the season there
Miss Catherine Sanford Agnew. daughter of An
drew Clifford Agnew. whose marriage to Edgar
Stirling Auchincloss takes place at her home, No
q West Thirty-ninth-st., next Tuesday. will have
Miss Alice G. Agnew for her maid Of honor. Her
bridesmaids will be Miss E Ellen Auchincloss and
Miss Jessie A. Smith Hugh Auchtncloss will
serve as best man. and the ushers Will be Samuel
Sloan Auchincloss and George Bliss Agnew- Only
relatives and few intimate friends will be present
at the ceremony which however. will be followed
hv a reception to which the invitations have been
more general
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William c. Gibson
nounce the enga cement OF their daughter. Miss
Anita Gibson. Richard Butler Gaenzer' Oldest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Georges A Giaenzer. of this