New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

,ossesston ~ NeYork society at this time OF the
year especially al the ends. while large NUM-
bers OF the fashionable set are ahoat on tnat In
raense feet of yachts Of every description win
which the entire Sound is dotted to-day The IN
element weather yesterday somewhat lnleiIeIeo
with the programme of outdoor sports arranged
by the clubs Ardsley. Tuxedo. Baltusrol MOTIFS
town, Westchester and Meadow BROOK but any
thing that was lacking in the way OF gayety IN the
afternoon fully atoned for IN the eVenlls'
when dinners ara dances were IN progress at the
various clubs in question'as well as at those along
the Sound Meanwhile the fashionable section OF
the city is assuming a deserted appearance ana
the dra wn blinds and the boarded entrances Wnlcn
meet the eye every step serve to olspel al
doubts created by the weather to the arrival OF
summer.
Mrs. Astor. according TO advices received from
Paris is booked to sail for New-Tork on July g.
and on her arrival will proceed Immediately 10
Newport for the rest Of the summer she IS sun
in Paris but leaves there this week for London
for q short stay with her daughter. Mrs Og1vy
Hafg Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor sail for
New-York last week Of this month ana Frleo-
helm Mrs Theodore Havemeyer's villa on Bellevue
ave- at Newport, is being prepared for their oc-
cupancy-
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson are still in town st
their new house in Sixty-fourth-st Fffth-ave.
and will not leave city for the season until the
end of the month. when they go to their place at
Babylon, Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs H O. Havemeyer. jr-. have left
Tuxedo and are at their farm at Mahwah. N. J..
where they will remain until they go to Newport
for the season.
Nr and Mrs oliver Livingston Jones have left
town for the season and at their country place
at Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, for the sum
mer.
James Stokes. who has been travelling in Califor-
MIA for some weeks, has now gone to Alaska
Mr. and Mrs Rutherfurd Stuyvesant have arrived
in town from their place in New-Jersey and are
at their house in Stuyvesant Square for few days.
Mr. and Mrs ]. F. D. Lanier. who have been
spending the spring at Tuxedo. have left town for
Newport where they will open their cottage for the
season tomorrow.
The marriage of Mrs William Powell Forbes to
her brother-in-law Paul Revere Forbes, took place
at Paris on Thursday in Holy Trinity Church, on
the Avenue de FAIma- Mrs Forbes. who for
nerly Miss Dora Delano. is a sister OF Mrs. Price
Collier. of Mrs James Roosevelt. at Hyde Park.
n. Y, and of Warren Delano. jr. Her husband is
son of the late Paul L. Forbes. of New-York. and
a brother OF the Duchesse de Choiseul Praslir OF
Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Norrie have left town for
the season and at New-London. Conn, for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". K Vanderbilt. jr. and Mr.. and
Europe in about a fortnight's time Cornelius Van
derbiIt has entirely recovered from his illness OF
last winter. and his arrival here will proceed
at with Mrs. Vanderbilt to Newport. where
Beaulieu is being prepared for their arrival
1t is announced froIr London that Lord Bagot's
marriage to Miss Lillian May. daughter OF Mrs.
Henry May. of Baltimore. will take place in London
next month
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. White. jr.. have left town
for trip through the West and will visit the
Yellowstone Park before their return to spend the
fall at Bar Harhor.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter L. suydam likewise left
town yesterday for their country place at Blue
Point. Long Island. where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs George W. Ransom. OF No g East Forty
sixth-st.. announces the engagement OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Edith Leavitt Ransom TO Arthur Storey
Witherspoon. of Nc. los East Sixty-hfth-st. this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert W. Taller arrived at Buena
Vista their place RichheId Springs yesterday