New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
OTHER SOCIAL MEMORANDA.

New-York is enjoying her May al fresco. The en-
tire week which opens to-day will be one Of parties
to the races. OF coaching Of golf and polo tourna
ments. while one OF its features viii be the open
air performance OF las You Like IT, at South
Field. Columbia University, on Thursday. All the
country seats in the vicinity OF Ne-York are open
and there are large week end parties In progress
to-day The Tuxedo season has had q gay begin
ming. and there number Of new cottagers who
are doing great deal OF entertaining. So dun fs
1t IN London, and even IN Paris and 50 great are
the attractions on this side OF the water that al
ready many fashionable people who had intended
remain abroad until July are returning home From
York True. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt
have yet to take their Honeymoon trip abroad. and
daughters are booked to sail this week for flying
and Mrs Philip Tydig SIR ard Mrs stI1vy-sssnt
Fish and Mr. and Mrs John R. Drexel win sail
married Mrs Albert Stevens. is already here and
Mrs Hall is returning with the Philip Lydigs
1t is on May q and not on June g. as stated else
where. that the marriage Of Miss Caroline Phelps
Stokes, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arson PHELPS
Stokes. TO Robert Hunter. VIII take place at Moro
ton, Conn After the ceremony IN the church thers
Will be reception at Highland Farm. the country
seat OF the brides parents. who leave town to
take up their home there next week Miss Helen
as bridesmaids. The newly married couple are 70
spend the summer abroad
The Church Of the Incarnation was the scene
yesterday Of the marriage Of Miss Sophie Griswold
Marshall to Julian Jacquein Mason. The brids
dressed in white satin. trimmed with lace and
wore tulle veil Miss Ethel Stetson. her maid Of
honor, and her bridesmaids comprising Miss Whit
fred Ives. Miss Mary Marshall. Of Washington:
Lee of Baltimore: Miss EniIv Watts ana Miss r.
Icia Farley. were dressed In light green frocks
parasols Willis Browning was best man. and
Clement s. Henry. Buchanan Schley. Walton Mar
shall and Dr. George Boiling Lee were the ushers.
rector. the Rev Dr. William GTosvenor tHers was
reception given by Mrs Thomas Marshall the
enth-st-
The second Of the country parties given by the
New Amsterdam Club the links OF the ScarsdsIs
Golf Club took place yesterday. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Q. Calhoun Mr..
and Mrs Henry Clay Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Williams. George H. Sullivan and Miss Mccormick
Miss Mary NewboId Patterson whose marriage
to Richard w Hale takes place or Thursday at the
Church of the Heavenly Rest viii have her sister
Eleanor her maid of honor. The bridegroom
gives his farewell bachelor dinner Tuesday even
ing at the Cnxersty CIuo ana ms guests VII cel-
ers of the bride: Robert Pendleton Bowler. Thomas
H. Perkins: Frank 9. Thomas. Robert s Hale and
Arthur Hill. OF Boston
The outdoor performance OF 'As You Like It.
on the lawn OF Southheld. Columbia University.
will begin at o'clock Thursday afternoon
Should 1t rain the entertainment will be postponed
until the following day. It is given in aid Of The
patronage OF a number Of fashionable women ard
promises 70 be success SOuthleId is at Ons-hun-
1t is probable that Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cut
ting will suitcase the Havsmeyer villa at New
mort which had been rented by Colonel and Mrs
John Jacob Aston. who. owing to the recent death
of Mrs Astor's mother. have changed their plans
for the summer. Colonel and Mrs. AstOr may
spend some time at Newport with Mrs Astors
father Edward Willing. at his villa IN webster
Mr. and Mrs Miles standish VIII open Brsezs
Hi. their place in MtlbroOk. n. Y. next week
Mrs Natalie Z BayIes leaves town next Thurs
day for her country place at Taunton. Mass. whers
she will spend the season
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Livingston are occupying
their new country place at MorristOwn. which was
a wedding present to them from Mrs Livingstone
father. Luther Kountze.
The Pioneer has been chartered BY WHY'S Terry
for Saturday. Harry Payne Whitney has obtained
it for MAY 26 and worthineJon WhitehoUse again
for June ). James II. Hyde's road coach Liberty
which has been running between the aotSnI,
House and Lakewood on alternate days goes ou'
OF commission this week
Mrs Charles de Rham gave large childrens
party last evening her house IN Fifth-ave. fo'
her daughter Laura who Is not yet out. and ne
guests consisted OF young people or the same
Mrs Prescott Hall Butler and Miss Butler leave
town AT the end OF the month for their country
place at St. James. Long Island.
Mr and Mrs. Gardiner Sherman have left town
for Bar Harbor. They viii spend next winter a.
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