New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11
About People and SocfoI incidents.

while not unexpected. gave rise to many express
sio1s of sorrow as well of sympathy for IN.
bereaved parents. who have already had much 10
grieve them of late in connection with the domestic
unhappiness of their daughter Helen, married "a
Count Bosom de TaIIeyrand Perigord younger .or
OF the Duke and Duchess OF Talleyrand. Mis-.
Lena Morton was a general favorite in New-York
society.
Mrs Astor is booked to sail from Europe on JULY
Q and will be accompanied by her granddaughter
Miss May Van Allen. whose father. ]. j. Van Allen
has already arrived from abroad and has gons 10
Canada FOR two weeks fishing
The Maruufse de Monsters MerinvffIe forr,sr,,
Miss Gwendolyn Caldwell. who has spent the win
ter and spring here at the Buckingham Hotel In a
very fraI state OF health. has returned to Europa
with Mrs Terence DonnelIy The marquis has not
been here this winter. having remained IN France
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herrick leave town TODAY
for the Meadows. their country place at Lawrence
Long Island. for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons and Miss RosaIs
Campbell have left town. and are az Honneur
House. their place at Bar Harbor. for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Bowdoin have Mkews.
gone to Bar Harbor for the season
Mr. and Mrs William H. Moore will spend thu
summer at Prides Crossing. Mass. where they
have taken house for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman have Ier,
town and gone to Newport. where they about
to take possession OF their cottage. Lands Ends
which they purchased some time ago from Mr. and
Mrs. Redmond r. Wharton.
Mrs. Thomas Fl. Howard has zone TO Newport
and IS established at Rough Point. the Frederick
W. Vanderbilt place. for the summer.
Mrs. James Huds Beekman is staying at the
waldorf-Astorla while the alterations being
made at her house. I'm East FOrty-seventh-st and
expects to the end OF next week for South
ampton where she will stay at the Meadow Club.
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Haven and Miss Marion
Haven have left town and are established at their
country place. at Lenox. for the summer.
A large reception will be given on Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. John I. Waterbury at her country
home at Convent Station, ". J. Several hundred
invitations have been issued. Mrs. Waterbury sails
for Europe early next month and will spend the
summer abroad. One OF her daushters was grad
uated recently from school IN town and viii
make her debut next autumn.
Miss Cynthia Roche Is one of Mrs Alfred @. VAN
derblts house party at Sycamore Lodge. her camp
IN the Adrondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Rollins viii spend the sum-
mer as usual at their home. at IslIp. Long
Island. They have gone to st. Louis for the
position
Egerton L. Winthrop who has been abroad most
OF the suring returns from Europe early next
month On hts arrival here he will go to Newport
for the season.
Alfred C. Vanderbilt was the coachman yestsr-
day OF the Venture which he drove to Gravesend
track. The passengers included Monson Morris.
W. p Gray and Captain Hamilton.
The Misses Hendricks have postponed their de-
parture from town on account Of the Illness OF
their brother. Edmund Hendricks and are still at
their home. No. 10 East Forty-fouTth-st. They
to have opened their country house at Soho. " J..
this week.