The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-28
IN SOCIETY.

Inc pI0dTTun&eQ IeelASltics VI tiU "ocn
naturally all bear on the celebration OF the
Fourth. The jersey coast will be the
scene Of many gatherings, and the ma ority
of the Newport eligibles Will be in evidence
there. The tournaments Of the Rumson
Polo Club, which began yesterday, will oon-
tinue until Thursday. The first horse show
ever held at seabright begins on Friday
and continues over Saturday: Craig
Hayemeyer. T PeaIsall Field, Il 3. Borden
B. H. Borden and W. Strother Jones form
the committee. The Seawanhaka CORN
y inn Yacht Club. at Oyster Bay. will be
III general rendezvous Of yachtsmen, and
q number Of dinners there are Get for Satur-
Jay afternoon. before the dance and fire
works At Newport the Clambake Club,
of which Center Hitchcock, recently re-
its first bake of the season on Saturoa''.
The Meadow Club, at Southampton, will o
gin its dinners on Friday preparatory 80
the Saturday celebrations. All the roo ms
at the Tuxedo clubhouse have been engaged
from Thursday on for the holidays. There
will be dinners, frework displays. DANCES
and outdoor sports there, as there will
be at the Meadow Brook and the other
country clubs. A ball ia TO be given at the
new clubhouse at Alt nhurst on July 3.
William c. Whitney will entertain large
party Of his trends over the Fourth at his
lodge on October Mountain. He will take
them there in his private car. Plenty Of
fireworks will be conveyed to asto nish the
Rutherford Stuyvcsa mt. who are located
at Tranquility Farm, at Auamuohy. N. D..
will be among the ma ny who will entertain
weekend house parties. Mrs. Stuyvesa mt
Fish will give dinner OF fifty covers on
Friday night at Newport, followed by a
vaudeville show as prelude to the Fourth.
The notable wedding of the Newport
season is likely to he that of Miss White
house and Lord Ramsay. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Fitzhugh- Whitehouse and their daugh-
ter will soon arrive from England and 60
directly to their cottage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry j. Whitehouse are already located
there. The Misses Whitehouse made their
social debut at Newport eight summers
ago. One married Britisher, As the
Whitehouse family attended Trinity Church
1t will probably be the scene Of the nuptials,
with the breakfast afterward AT the house.
Mr.. Whitehouse is a son OF the late Bishop
Whitehouse Of Illinois and brother Of
the globe trotter Cope Whitehouse, whom
he resembles 30 much that each constantly is
mistaken for the other.
Mn Ogden Mills and her twin daughters
will sail from England on Wednesday.
July 8. Mrs. Mills will give ball at her
Newport cottage in August. Among Others
who will return here on the came steamer
are Mrs. Aston and Miss May Van Allen.
Mas Mabel Doudge and Dorrance Rey-
nolds will have q white and lavender we'd
ding next Tuesday after noon. A great
many cards are out for the ceremony. which
Is to be performed at O clock in the Church
of the Heavenly Rest. by Bishop Potter.
The reception afterward at the home Of
the brides mother. Mrs. Doudge, 80 West
street, will not be seperal.
Theodore Douglas Robinson, President
nephew and namesake, will
not be graduated from Harvard University
until the class Of ". 1t is uncertain
whether his wedding with Miss Helen r.
Roosevelt will be delayed until he hes
passed through college. Miss Roosevelt,
md her father, James Roosevelt Roosevelt,
will pass the summer in the Adirondacks,
where they have taken q camp.
Eugene Colby. whose wedding with Miss
Edith Hyde, on Tuesday, at Ploinfeld,
". j.. will be attended by number of New
Workers, has already given his bachelor
dinner. John d. Rockefeller. Jr.. Stanley
Mct ormick Of Chicago, Sherman Day,
Gerard P. Herrck, Parker Syms, r. &.
Mead. Frank de l.. Hyde and John Tenney
will attend him as ushers and Howard
Colby will be beet man There will he
no bridesmaids. Miss Edith Smalley will
ba the maid of honor aad Dorothy HYDE
and Helen Hyde will he flower maidans.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Davis of - WASH
ngton Square North will sail this week
for England. Mr.. Davis has taken a
house a short distance from London for
he summer. His daughter. Lady DUFF.
'ern, waa vastly admired At the Kings
ball at Windsor Castle recently and her
costume was said to be the pretiiest in the
ballroom. She is daughter Of Mr.. Davis's
second wife. His only other child il
little son. by his fourth wife. His marriage
% the present and fifth Mrs. Davis took
place in London last October.
One Of the many notable early autumn
weddings will he that OF Miss C.. Helen
Parrish and Archie NJ. Brown. who has
Just been graduated from Cambridge
Miss Parrish is daughter
u James Cresson Parrish. q, half sister OF
Herbert Thorn King, Ap. Asxandsr Bar
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