New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-31

,ortfes organized in connection Herewith at the
various country houses in the vicinity ol ,
York in Westminster County in NeW-JerseE an"
on Tore Island are still in progress to-day MI.
and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, Mr.. and Mrs H. Mch'
Twombly. Mr. and Mrs Charles B. Alexander WI,
and Mrs Henry Poor, William Z "HitIeS cir
MI and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney are among
those who have friends staying with them 'o-u"'
in the country.
Yesterday was to all intents and purposes the
onanina, OF the summer season. and was idteel'
l7ovo+ad IN Yacht racing golf tournaments inter-
collegiate athletic championship contests morse
racing and sports of one kind and another III tne
evening most Of the clubs along the Sound as well
az the various country clubs. kept open house the
C,oIf Club at Morristown-which for the hrst tirne
r. its history opens it's links to-day after the morn
ing service hours-having its usual weekly danes
last night. There was likewise dance al INC
Oyster Bay clubhouse or the 0ed"'''i4aA~' 0'''
THAN Yacht Club
This week promises TO be a busy one. There are
several June weddings and farewell bachelor din
rers The Pioneer continues its trips until Satur-
dav and many of those who are at Meadow brook'
Tuxedo and other suburban resorts will be seen IN
town off and on until the warm weather sets
in. New-York in these days OF motors ana QUICK
transit has changed. 1t IS summer as well as
winter city, and there IS no time. even in the dog
DAYS when there is not something on the taps in
Mr.. and Mrs Rowland Pen left town yesterday
Wednesday next is the date set for the wedding
of Miss Juanita Ceballos Hewitt and Rufus L.
SewaII of Boston. Miss Hewitt, who is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hewitt. will be
married at the latter's country place at Ardsley-
on-the- Hudson, and will be attended by her four
sisters one of whom. who was Miss Marie Hewitt.
il now the wife of Edward Summerville JafYray.
John Hitchcock, of Boston Will be the best man.
while Edward :. Jaffray. Rodney Thayer. Dr.
George Whftesde and B. Mason Hamlin to be
the ushers.
Fletcher Harper William Woodward and E.
Townsend Irwin Of New-York: John A. McIhenny
of New-Orleans; Frank Graham Thompson. OF
Philadelphia and Edward L. Pruyn and Langdon
Marvin. of Albany. a well Nicholas Bddle,
John C. Greenway Benjamin Cable. Theodore
Hoague Norman Cabot and Lockett Coleman,
to be the ushers at the wedding of David Marvin
Goodrich and Miss Ruth Pruyn next week
Senator Chauncey NJ Depew will give his niece.
Miss Martha Depew Strang. away the occasion
of her marriage on Wednesday next. PeekskiI
to Alfred Hudson Towney. The ceremony will be
at the house of the brides mother. Mrs. Albert
strang Miss 8Iay Strang will be the maid Of
honor and Alexander Robert Fordyce jr-, the best
man. The invited guests will go out from town TO
Peekskin with the Senator special car
William Messena benjamin. a grandson OF Hamil-
ton Fish, ST, whose marriage TO Miss Charlotte
Prime. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Prime.
takes place at Grace Church June H. IS to give
his farewell bachelor dinner next Friday at the
Union Club. His guests will include his brother
Julian of the Sd Cavalry, L. S. A. who IS to be
his best man. and his ushers Hamilton. another
brother as well Rufus H. King. Charles r.
Swords Richard L. Morris. John H Prentice.
James NJ Darrach, Charles L. Riker and Rogers
II. Bacon.
\. PendIeton Rogers. jr.. of Mr.. and Mrs.
n Pendleton Rogers having successfully passed
his examination. will enter West Point Academy
June 10
Mr. and Mrs James T Barrow have closed their
house in West Fifty-eighth-st for the season. and
have left town for their country place at Maple
wood in the White Mountains. for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs H HOLSTER who have taken pos
session of house in West Forty ninth-st left
town yesterday for their country place at Isnp.
Long Island.
Miss Marion Kemp. who has been living in Italy
for time. IS on her way back to this coun-
try and will spend the summer at Bar Harbor with
her sister Mrs. Stephen Fl. Tying. jr. She will af
terward join her brother, Arthur T. Kemp in trip
around the world. He is now cruising in West
Indian waters the steam yacht Sea Fox. which
he has chartered from Arson Phelps Stokes
Count and Countess Della Gherardesca who were
to sail yesterday for Europe. have adjourned their
departure In order 10 attend the marriage OF the
countess's father. Henry A. c. Taylor. and Miss
Josephine Johnson. early next month
John Sloane. who underwent operation at the
hands of Dr. Charles McBurney at his place at
Lenox the other day, is advancing favorably
toward recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster left town yesterday
for Lenox. where they have opened their country
place for the
Mrs Wilbur \. Bloodgood has recovered from
the effects OF the injuries which she sustained
Gently through a collision between Sixth-ave. car
and the cab in which she riding. and has left
for Fare Lea. her country place at Seabright
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