The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-26

which will be the most brilliant event of
the Newport season. The dance will be
given for Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald c. Wander
bilt. Mrs. Vanderbilt's other sons and
daughters-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred CIV ynne
Vanderbilt. will be present Mr.. and Mrs
harry Payne Whitney are at Newport and
Mrs. Whitney will assist her mother in
receiving. Though Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
In not yet out she will he present.
Mrs. Aston will give the first big ball
OF the Newport season or Monday night,
Aug. 10. She brought over with her re-
Gently the cotillon favors The dance
viii be led by Elisha Dyer, Jr., and Mrs
M. Orme Wilson will probably be his part
ner' Mrs, Aston will give dinners on Thurs
day nights in August
Some Of the relatives here, al Boston and
al Newport. Of Miss Lucy b. Gurnte and
Harry Fl. Thorndise of Boston, will go to
Bar IIarbor to attend their wedding at noon
on Wednesday in St Savicurs Protestant
Episcopal Church. The bride is one of
the twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
y. Gurnee Of AT Fifth avenue
Mrs. Whitney Warren has returned from
a very hurried and unexpected trip to
England, during which she attended the
funeral of her sister. Mrs. j. Wadsworth
Ritchie and the marriage of her brother,
John Stanbury Tooker, with Mrs Maud
Jaffray Hunnewell. j. Wadsw orth Richie
came over with Mrs. Warren.
The wedding of W. Delaney Kountze
OF this city to Miss Martha Johnston will
occur in the early fall at Macon, Ga Mr.
kountZe was all devotion TO Miss john
ston last winter at Palm Beach. Fla. Pre-
vious to that time she was the guest of her
cousin. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs
kountae is sure to be one of the much adj
mired natrons of society.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson and her daughter
Miss Corinne Robinson, have arrived in
England. Douglas Robinson left yesterday
to Join them, and the family will do deal
OF travelling between now and October 4,
when they sail for this side. Mr.. Robinson
has brother-in-law and sister who live in
England, Mr.. and Mrs Whitmore. Miss
Wolrythe Whitmore, their elder daughter,
WAS introduced here couple Of seasons
ago by Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt
will return from their European trip and
occupy their reconstructed Fifth avenue
residence next winter.
The Rev. DR.. David H. Greer, rector of
ST. Bartholomew Church, will sail next
Saturday for Europe, accompanied by his
wife, for few weeks travel
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund l.. Baylies will be
among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Bradley
Martin at Balmacaan, their place in Scot
land, early in August, and will return
TO this side in the fan. They have been
cruising recently with Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs Bradley
Martin have already extended their inv-
tations to a number of friends for early in
November. and as usual. have secured IA
large number of the rooms for that time
in the big Inverness Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald C. Vanderbilt
have come to the last days OF their honey
moon and will sail next Saturday from
England for Boston. They will go at once
on their arrival to Sandy Point Farm.
their place near Newport, which is being
prepared for them.
Nr and RS. Clarence H. Mackay con-
template visit in August to England
where Mrs. Mackay's parents are
Quite a number Of New Workers., includ-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman
OF SIS East Seventy-ninth street, have places
in Scotland, which they occupy during
the shooting season. j. Henry Smith will
have party with him there during August
This Is part Of the estate left him by his
uncle.
Miss Nathalie de Castro will make her
social debut very shortly at Bar Harbor
Miss de Castro has lived since a child
with her grandfather, Parke Goodwin Her
aunt, Miss Nora Goodwin. will give formal
tea for her here in the fall, at her town
house, 10 Fast Thirty-seventh street Mss
Auchincloss: another OF the New York girls
to he brought out at Bar Harbor, will have
tea given for her here in November
Mr.. and Mrs. W Seward Webb and Miss
Frederick Vanderbilt Webb are at Aix-les-
Bains. w s. Webb. Jr., and j. W. Webb
sailed from here on Wednesday to join
their family,
Count and Countess della Gherardesca.
will prolong their bridal iaunt for an
other six weeks, before they return to
this side, when they will make Washing
ton their headquarters. coming over TO
New YORK lot any speclal functions. Ihey
have been much in company while abroad
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed,
the latter a cousin of the Count.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Grinnell, who have
been abroad since last fall will sail for home
next Friday.
Franklin l.. Gunther Of $50 Fifth avenue,
who with his son Franklin NJ Gunther,
has been in Saratoga of late, will start
next Saturday on trip around the world
GALLIVAN "WEDICALLY" INSANE.
The Man Once Convicted OF the Shumway