New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-03

Of Miss Georgiana wimerdins. is threatened with
appendicitis. and may have to undergo an opera
ton. while the children OF Mr. and Mrs George p
Cammann are down with scarlet fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Almeric Hugh Paget have returned
to town from Aiken. S. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver n P. Belmont are booked "a
sail from Liverpool for New-York tomorrow and
on their arrival will go their place at HEMP
stead. Long Island
Walter S. Gurnee has chartered the yacht SEMI
mole for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze leave town on Fri
day for their country place at NOrr1stown. y J.
Mr. and Mrs F. W. LongfeIlow have left town
and have gone 10 Riverdale the Hudson. for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. V. Hoffman are booked
to sail for Europe June p, and will remain
abroad until September. when they return take
possession OF their new house at Tuxedo for the
fall season.
Mrs. Heber Bishop and Miss Bishop will leave
town on June 10 for Newport. where they have
taken the Slater cottage for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Sterling PostIey have arrived in
town from California. and staying with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence a Postley.
Miss De Forest and Mrs Newlin Hooper sail TO-
morrow on the Oceanic Miss Mary Calender will
leave here little later. before the end Of the
month.
Mrs. Marcus Daily has left town for St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Burren Hoffman have rented the
Cortazza cottage. Sea view-ave-. Newport. for
the summer. Amades De Pau Moran has leased
the Hone place. in the old Beac-- Road. for the
season
Uchar Will, oH
arrived at Ragusa, the Austrian coast OF tho
Adriatic. on her steam yacht Nahma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Barton French left town yes
terday for Hot Springs. Va, and are established
their Barton Lodge for the early summer.
Mrs. John Van Dusen Reed. OF Paris. and her
daughter, the vicomtesse De Chezelles. have
rived in town for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carret B. Kip are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of daughter. Mrs. Kip
was Miss Carroll De Peyster. and was married about
year ago at Tivoli-on- e-Hudson-
Mr.. and Mrs MaturIn L. DelaheId and the Misses
Delafeld are at their country place at RiverdaIe-
on-the-Hudson for the summer.
Matthew Aston Wilks chartered the Pioneer
yesterday for it's trip to Ardsley. His party in
Guided Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd Miss D. Kane. Miss
Langdon and Schuyler schieneIin. Alfred G. Van
derbtlt drove
Society as usual was largely represented at the
annual reception at the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art. in Central Park. yesterday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. weatherbee have ar
rived in London for prolonged stay.
The Hon. Maurice Barring brother OF Hugo and
Cecil Barring and lord Revelstoke. who is almost
as well known in New-Yo-k as they, has gone 20
Nanchuria as war correspondent for The London
Morning Post" Lord Brooke. who spent part %
last winter here Is likewise among the war cor
respondents. representing Reuters Agency. with
the Russian forces
Lord and Lady Yarmouth have taken No. Il
Bruton-st- in London. for the season The count
ess was Miss Thaw, OF Pittsburs-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Norman de r. whitehouse are
stiH at their house. IN MadisOn-ave.. where they
celebrated the sixth anniversary OF their wedding
on last Saturday with dinner
Mrs julius CatIin and Miss Edith CatIin. who
returned from Europe a few days ago, are staying
with Mr. and Mrs. Trenor L. Park, at their coun-
try place. az White Plains
Mr. and Mrs J. CIinch Smith return from
Europe this week. after spending the winter in
the South Of France. and will be at Newport dur
ing the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Ambrose Clark who
married about year a@o. haNe IeLI to""
for their country place. ct Cooperstown. y Y,
which was a wedding present from Mrs Henry c
Potter to her son. Mrs. Clark is a sister OF Mrs
Albert {. BostwiCk-
Colonel oliver II. Payne has returned 10 town
from his place near Thomasville, Ca, where ne
spent the winter
Formal announcement has Just been made OF the
engagement OF Miss Ethel Plummer Bowen
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott Bowen
Of PlainfeId. y. j.. 10 DR.. Franklin Warren White
Of Boston.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM RECEPTION.