The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
IN SOCIETY.

AN oONAEA
This week Is apparently TO DO duller
socially than any week Of the Lenten period.
Society these days Is interested only In
sporting events. Quite a number OF in
vitations TO June weddings will DO issued
within the ne1t fortnight, and these will be
the forerunnera OF many festivities for ex-
peotant brides and bridegTooms.
Mrs. Charles 7. Barney and her dau ghter
Miss Katherine Barney, who was a guest
Of AIiss Jean Reid on her coach on Wednes-
day for the fourth annual parade Of the
Four-in- Hand Driving Club. sailed on
Wednesday on the Lorraine OF the French
line for Havre. They will join Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald Stevens Alexander for a
Continental trip. Miss Barney has been a
bridesmaid twice recently, on6e for her
sister, Mrs. Alexander, and Easter week for
Miss Ills, now MD. Humphreys.
Lord Lovat Ia a titled eligible Just now
expected 70 visit in town He will be the
guest here Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phipps, who
have leased bis Scotch home. Beaufort
Castle, where the Martin-Phipps bridal
breakfast was given. Sir Charles Rvers-
Wilson, Sir Thomas g. shaugbnessy and
Sir william MAther have just arr lived.
Lord Falconer is stopping at the Holland
House He is cousin Of the Duke Of
Manchester and eldest son Of the Earl OF
Kintore Vscount and Niscountess Castle
reaRh, the former the elder son Of the Mar
ouis Of Londonderry, at the Albemarle,
are so much absorbed in anticipation Of a
Western hunting tTip ~ to care little for
seeing New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson are In town
and drive out every afternoon. MIS-. VIII
sons daughter, Mrs. Ogden Goelet and
Lady Herbert, are IN Paris and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt win soon sail with her
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson
will remain on this side as will Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Wilson, Jr., who have taken a Gotta go
at Newport. Robert Goelet, who was
much with his grandparents as a young
lad, has taken q house at Newport
Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Martin, Jr., arc
still the guests here Of Mrs Martins parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phipps. at their home,
9 East Eighty-seventh street. All OF the
family will sail for England later in the
month. and will stay In London In
anticipation OF the wedding Of Miss
AMY Phipps and the Hon. Frederick Guest,
cousin OF the Duke Of Marlborough, TO be
celebrated IN June. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley
Martin, who recently returned from the
Continent to their home In London, will be
very quiet during the season. Mr.. Martin
has lost two Of his sisters during the past
few weeks, Mrs. William B. Rochester
wife Of Gen. Rochester Of Washington, and
Mls. J.lien T. Davies of this city.
Cards are out for the wedding next We'd
nesday In Chicago OF Mise Lucille Grant
Dent, a niece Of Gen, Frederick d. Grant
and Lieut. Bert Of the Nineteenth Infantry,
U. s. A; TO take place in the Holy Name
Cathedral II will be a very big affair
and celebrated In military fashion. Lieut..
Bert is stationed In Fort Harrison, Mon.
and the brides father, Col. Dent, Is sta
TONED at Chicago for the summer
The Tuxedo cottagers. are again assem-
bling at their homes at the park and the
colony viii be very gay from now on through
June. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre LOrillard have
returned 10 their place from Washington
James Henry Smith has only to-day and
next Sunday to entertain friends at his
cottage, az he sails on Tuesday, May
10, for England. Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth
Wiokes will soon go 10 the Tuxedo cottage
they have taken. AZ coon as Mr.. and Mrs.
George O. Haven, Mrs. Wiokes's parents
took possession Of their own reconstructed
dwelling, ~ East Thirty ninth street, work
was begun on 266 Madison avenue, where
they passed the winter, which IA to be done
over entirely before Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth
Wickes take possession in the autumn