New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Yachting will to a great extent absorb the atten-
tion Of the fashionable set during the week which
opens to-day and numerous parties have been
organized to witness the trial races of the cup
defenders outside Sandy Hook These contests
take place tomorrow. on Wednesday and on Fri
day those of tomorrow and Friday being under
the MANAGEMENT Of the New-York Yacht Cluo,
while those of Wednesday are under the direction
of the Atlantic Yacht Club A larger number OF
Yachts are in commission than ever before at this
time OF the year. and nearly every one Of them
hospitality Is being dispensed to-day the scene on
the Sound, dotted IL is in every direction with
beautiful pleasure craft, being exceedingly pctu-
rescue and animated All Of the yacht clubs. and
likewise the various country clubs around New
York are crowded to-day. and at several Of them
dances were given last night while those who have
country seats in the vicinity of the metropolis are
entertaining week end parties. In word. town
is deserted from social point OF view.
The Pioneer made It's last trip between the Hoi-
land House and Ardsley yesterday. and thus
brought to close what has been Of the longest
and most successful seasons In the history Of the
Coaching Club This week the horses will be sold
Elsewhere In the teegraphio dispatches will be
found a description Of the marriage yesterday. at
Albany, of Miss Oliver to Joseph H. Choate. jr..
which was attended by large representation of
New-York society which travelled up to the State
capital from town. from Lenox, Stockbridge and
other places In the city there the wedding OF
Power of the United States Artillery, in All Souls
Church Madison-ave and Sixty-sxth-st.. at noon.
The bridegroom and two OF his ushers Leutenants
Leyster and Ellis. y. 8. A, were in uniform. The
other ushers Reginald Rives and Charles
Power. while James Power. OF Lexington KY, was
his brothers best man. The bride. who was given
away by her uncle Colonel Ethan Allen.
dressed in white satin. trimmed with point lace.
and tulle veil. while her bridesmaids. Miss
Ann Gilbert. Miss Florence Sanders. Miss Ida
Power and Miss Grace Imloch, frocks of pink
silk chiffon, trimmed with point lace. and pink
chiffon hats trimmed with black velvet and roses
After the ceremony there a wedding breakfast
and reception at Colonel Ethan Aliens house. in
West Fifty-second-st.
One OF the most interesting marriages scheduled
for the week that of Miss Louise Lawrence White
to Walter L. Suydam which takes place on Wednes-
day at the Church OF the Heavenly Rest. Fifth-ave
and Forty-ffth-st. The couple among the
Youngest in the annals of New-York society to
assume the bonds of matrimony, the bridegroom
being barely twenty, while his fancee has just
turned seventeen. Miss Elizabeth Cutting Miss
Mary Schuchardt and Miss Antoinette Erhardt will
be among the bridesmaids Robert Bayard Cutting
will be the best man. while Robert F. Oiyphant. jr
NewboId L Herrck. A c. White John n Auer-
bach and DR.. FaneuiI s Weisse will be the ushers.
Another wedding set for the same day is that OF
Miss Madge Niles. daughter of Lucen II. Niles TO
Sewall Boardman. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Barnes Boardman. 1t will take place at St. 2eters
Protestant Episcopal Church Galilea. n. j.. and
q number Of friends and relatives will go down TO
Monmouth Beach from town attend the cere-
mony. Miss Niles will have her sister. Mrs. John J.
Knox. matron OF honor. and bridesmaids her
two nieces. Miss Martha Lesher daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Raymond Lesher of New-York and Miss
Marjorie Whitney. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
A Whitney. of Albany. Philip Boardman viii be
his brothers best man.
On the following day Grace Church will be the
scene OF the marriage of Miss Charlotte Hoffman
Prime, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Edward Prime.
10 William Aassena Benjamin who is grandson
OF the late Hamilton Fish. the Secretary OF State
OF the Grant Administration. Lieutenant Julian
a Benjamin. Y. S. A. Is to be his best man. while