New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-17
About People and Social Incidents.

and Mrs. ]. H. Bradford sat together IN one q. ~.
boxes during most OF the afternoon Mr., r,nas
wore gun metal taffeta frock and a larx. hI,oI,
and white chip hat. draped with a violet c,I-,o
veil; Mrs Ledyard was in navy blue tafreta and !,
black chip hat. wreathed with bIuets and NJ
Bradford was in sage green canvas cloth ,vt, :
large black straw hat. trimmed with green sin.
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Edey occupied bon And
the latter wore tailor frOck OF silver gravtroba,.
and hat of white lace. trimmed with pink roses
Mrs W. Goadby LOew in gray ennbro,d,r-1
chiffon, trimmed with lace and a ptr+,,ra
hat OF gray satin straw Mrs. Newbold Edgar
who was with Mrs. j. Norman dc r. whitehousa
was in black, and wore black straw hat covered
with black chiffon VEIL while Mrs Wh,shop,a
wore light blue etamine. embroidered In the .anna
color, her large hat being trimmed with blaox
feathers Miss Evelyn Burdens dress WAS OF WI
etarine and she wore a large blue chipIhat turn
up side and trimmed with pink roses -
was with Mrs. Moses Taylor who was In whia
wolfe, and wore white chiffon hat trimmed wtf
black velvet.
Mrs. Frederick H. Allen was in Hght,browa cras>
de chine. trimmed with cream colored lace and
wore yellow straw hat with fruit garnhure Mrs
FOxhaIl P Keene wore black crepe de chine and
lace, with large black hat trimmed with ma
genta flowers. Mrs. ]. Harry Alexandra was also
in black crepe de chine. Her bodice had rev.rs
Of white satin, embroidered with black She wor,
a black hat. Mrs. F. c. Potter In biscuit
colored broadcIoth. trimmed witk eyelet embroi-
lyn Parsons wore black and white shepherd's
plaid skirt and Jacket, trimmed with black braid
and hat Of black straw.
With Mrs. James E Martin were Mr.. and Mrs
Vatable, the latter in black more and tafreta
trimmed with black lace. and a toque Of black
straw Mrs Martins gown was Of tan satin. and
with it she white chip hat. almost concealed
by a white chiffon veil dotted with black chenille
Others present included Colonel and Mrs William
Law and ISIS lay
Bernhard. Mrs Forbes Morgan. Cornelius Feuow.z
BraytOn Ives. Marion Story. H. De Courcey Forbes
Hamilton W. Cary. William H. Sands. Bradish
Johnson. Stanley Mortimer Bronson Whitman
j. G. FolIansbee Pierre Loriard. Sydney Smith =
! o. Beach. VI. Orme Wilson. J. Stevens TInnan y
VI. Post W. s Fanshawe. r. NJ. Bull J. E Vida
ner. Thomas Hitchcock jr, w. X Vanderbilt r.
H. C. Pen, 5. H. P. Pen. August Belmont. H X
VIngut. w A Chanler and E. c. La Montagne
Miss Anne Thayer's marriage yesterday 20 Will
lam Patten, at Lancaster. Mass. the occasion
of number OF house parties IN the vicinity which
included many New-York guests Miss Thayer "a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Thayer and
sister OF Miss COrneIia Thayer. who was one Of
the bridesmaids OF the Duchess OF Roxburghe Tns
bridegroom is nephew OF Mrs. Arthur S Hume
we'll
Captain and Mrs. Glen Collins have left town for
Newport. where they are staying with Mr. and
Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philips RhineIander leave town tor
the White Mountains next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. z Parmelee Prentice arrive rom
Europe next week. and will go TO the White Noun
tains for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Barrows have left town for
Magnolia. Mass
| Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Thayer Robb viii remain
az Tuxedo until the end OF next month when they
will go 10 Southampton for the rest OF the summon
Prince PU Lun. member OF the imperial family
| OF China. who has been extensively entertained
while in this country in connection with the s.
Louis Exposition. sailed yesterday for Havrs on
board La Gascogue. number OF people. includ-
ing Frederick Satterlee, General Whittier, the
Chinese Minister and others the piar to bid
him farewell
]. Roosevelt Roosevelt entertains tonight ae
dinner at his country place at Hyde Parx-on-the-
Hudson the bridesmaids and Ushers who ara 20
take part in the wedding tomorrow OF his daush-
ter. Miss Helen Roosevelt. and Theodore Douglas
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