New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

NEW-TORk SOGtE T.
large number of people leave town to-day 1or
Lakewood. where the Horse Show on the lawn IN
front OF the Country Clubs new clubhouse takes
place. The club will keep open house while the
show lasts and will have dinner and vaudeville
entertainment tonight, and a dance and supper on
Saturday evening. House parties in connection with
the affair have been organized, the largest being
that Of George ]. Gould who. with Howard Wlllets.
J. NJ Waterbury. Lawrence Waterbury, r E Col
Her and H. L. Herbert will be among the cnie1
exhibitors.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish is returning home from
Europe much sooner than she expected when she
sailed for the other side and instead OF arriving
Just in time for the Newport season, will probably
be home for the early summer. which she will
spend at her country homo at Garrisons-on-the-
Hudson Miss Marion Fish. who has been occupy
ing the family home at Madison-ave- and Seventy
eighth-st since her parents went abroad, usually
spends the week end at Garrsons-
The public road coach Reliance will begin its
snrfng season on May = when it will make the trip
to Morris Park days. starting as usual from
sherry's
Mrs. Frederic de Peyster and her daughters and
q large contingent OF the fashionable set will
out to Tvoli-on-the-Hudson tomorrow for the mar
rage Of Miss Garcia de Peyster daughter OF Colonel
and Mrs. Johnston de Peyster. to Garret Bergh
Kip which will take place at the old De Peyster
country place. A special viii be attached TO the
train leaving the Grand Central at 1880 a and
the wedding guests will return to town late In the
afternoon AS already announced, only near rela-
tives will be present at the ceremony, bur the
guests from town will arrive in time for the we'd
drg breakfast. The newly married couple will
travel for few days and then go to Ankony. the
old Kip homestead at Rhinebeck for the rest Of
their HONEYMOON Ankony is only about twelve
miles drive from the De Peyster estate and as
the brides father is in poor health 1t will be
conveniently near for her to visit him
Miss GLADYS Vanderbilt and a number OF young
girls OF her age took part IN the last meeting of
Miss Robinson's dancing class Wednesday after
noon at Sherry's. 1t was a very successful affair.
and the favors for the cotiIlon. provided by Mrs.
Vanderbilt. were attractive.
subscription musical and dance viii be given
this evening at the Gerrit Smith studio. No. 142
East Thirty -third-st.
Mrs William Douglas Sloane. who has been con-
fined to her home fer the last week suffering from
a severe cold. has almost entirely recovered. and
will sail Cor Europe next Wednesday.
Colonel and Mrs. Delaney Kane are expected
tomorrow in Newport where they win open their
cottage for the Mr.. and Mrs John Innes
will occupy the schermerhorn cottage. in Nara
gansett-ave.
Mrs Burke Roche and Miss Cynthia Roche are
opening OF their villa. Mrs. Julien T Davies and
Mrs w storrs Wells are also at Newport inspect
ing their houses.
Miss Helen NJ. Gould closed her town house in
Fifth-ave- and Forty-seventh-st-. yesterday and
opened Lyndhurst her country home at Irvington-
on-the- Hudson for the summer
Mr. and Mrs ]. Laurens Van Allen are booked to
|. sail next Wednesday for Europe the Celtic They
The
II, Mary Newbold Patterson. daughter OF Judge
and Mrs. Edward Patterson, whose marriage to
Richard W. Hale of Boston. takes place May
Il in the Church of the Heavenly Rest. viii have
her sister, Miss Eleanor S. Patterson for her maid
of honor Mr. Hale's brother. Robert Sever Hale
will be his best man
Miss Grace Elise FaIrchild will have Miss Edith
Z FairchiId Miss Constance Fairchild and Miss
Florence Mills her attendants at her wedding
on May to Henry W. Butler. Miss Fairchild is
a daughter of DTr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Fairchild
of No. 65 East sixty-1fth-st.
Miss Ruth Hanna, according to present arrange
ments will be married June 10 to Mediu Nc
Cormick son OF Robert s Mccormick. Ambassador
10 Russia. Mrs. Mccormick who Is coming to
this country for the wedding, will make brief
stay IN England before sailing for New-York
John D. Rockefeller. who returned from his trip
through the Southwest. is visiting his sonin-law.
Charles n Strong, at Lakewood.
Mrs. J. Hampden Robb and Miss Robb have
ranged to sail early in May for Europe.
The annual ehildren's matinee in aid of the New
York Exchange for WOmen's Work took place yes
tcrday afternoon at Wallack's Theatre. The affair
under the patronage of Mrs T. F. Shepard,
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twomby. Mrs. W Jay
Schieffeiin. Mrs Ernesto G. Fabbri. Mrs Frederick
Betts ~ Anson Phelps Stokes. Mrs. John Jacob
Astor and others.