New-York tribune., 1903-07-07


summer resorts to the city which would formerly
have been regarded as fatiguing journeys.
Among those seen in town yesterday were Colo
mel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor who came
down for the day from their country place at
Rhnebeck They will probably go to Newport
toward the end of the week on board their steam
yacht, the Nourmahal. which has been altered and
redecorated beyond all recognition
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt likewise came
to New-York yesterday from Newport board
their steam yacht the COnqueror, and later went
on to their country place at Hyde Park on the
Hudson. They will leave town Friday for
their camp on the Upper St Regis Lake. in tho
Adiroudacks which they purchased last year from
Hamilton NICK. Twombly, and where they have
had some picturesque japanese buildings erected
by Japanese wOrkmen-
The marriage OF Miss Francis Whitehouse.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William F1tzhugh White
house. to Baron Constantine Ramsay. OF Russia.
takes place in London to-day at St. Peters
Church Eaton Square. The baron, who is a Gen
tleuan-of- the Chamber Of the Car, viii take his
bride to st. Petersburg, where the newly married
couple will in future make their home MI and
Mrs Whitehouse will sail for New-York immedi-
ately after the ceremony to spend the remainder
Of the summer at East Bourne Lodge, their place
at Newport
Mr. and Mrs Reginald Brooks have closed their
port where they staying at Roekhurst, with
Mr. and Mrs H. Mortimer Brooks.
Among the marriages scheduled for this month
is that of Miss Lucy B. Gurnee. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Walter S. Gurnee jr., to Henry Thorn
dvlxe of Boston. 1t will take place at Bar Harbor
in the last week of July. at the Church OF St
Saviour and will be followed by wedding break
fast and reception at the Bar Harbor place Of the
brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer will spend the
summer at Saranac Lake, in the Adirondacks'
where they have camp. Their niece, MISS Edlth
Hall. will be with them PORTION of the time.
Mr. and Mrs II. o. Havemeyer have left town
for Barbary Point. their country place at Babylon.
Long Island. In the fall they will be at their
place at Stamford, Conn, until they return to
town for the winter. when the debut OF their
daughter, Miss Adeline Havemeyer' takes place
Mrs Marcus DAILY with her daughters. Mrs. Car
roll Brown and Miss Harriet Daily. leaves town to-
morrow for her country place in Montana where
she will spend the remainder Of the summer
Mrs William Whitehead Ladd. jr, and her
daughter Miss Elsie Ladd, are at Poland Springs
Me where they will remain throughout the sum-
mer.
Gouverneur Norris and Archibald Harrison have
started for California, where they will make a
journey on horseback
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston Delafeld have
gone to their country place at Bar Harhor.
Mr. and Mrs Eben Wright spending the
summer at Southampton, Long Island
New-York society will usual be extensively
represented at the Henley regatta. in England.
which opens to-day, and a number OF handsome
houseboats will fly the Stars and Stripes and dis
pense American hospitality. The Henley regatta
is the great river carnival OF the London season.
and the one festival in which classes and masses
share in the enjoyment.
The return to this country Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. K.
Vanderbilt jr who were to have sailed for home
tomorrow has been postponed until next month.
owing to the serious accident with which Mr.. Van
derbilt met last Friday near Paris, while engaged
In examining his automobile. which had broken
mainly burns, and. while severe, not such to
result in any permanent i'll.
James L. Kernochan's injuries caused by his be-
ing thrown from a green hunter which ne was
schooling at his place at Hampstead Sunday, are
far less severe than was reported yesterday and
not of sufficient gravity to confine him to his bed
Mr.. and Mrs sigourney W. Fay. OF No s5 West
Fiftieth-st.. at the Montanesca. Mount Po-
como, Penn. for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A Sherman and family Of
Rye, N Y. will sail for Europe on Saturday on
the Hamburg-American Line steamship PennsyI-
vania going first to Paris. then to the mountains
OF Switzerland for the remainderN OF the season.
Mt. Sherman will return by August 10.