The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
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ing set there, for the drag hunts are to b,
continued. His son, Robert Collier, ha,
been playing polo hard in Paris and NOR,
recently at Nottingham, England. He ha,
been entertained by Rudyard KiplnR.
Peter Collier IL located at the Moorinp,
on Halidon Hill, the property now Of M
and Mrs. j.. Clinoh Smith. This L. not a,
much out of the way as dozen years OF az
ago, owing to the number Of cottages erected
meanwhl!e. 1t was once occupied for q
season by Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes
and by the late Cornelius Vanderbilt and
family, while the Breakers was in process
OF construction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Renshaw Of the
University Of Virginia announce tho en-
gagement Of their daughter, Emily Maria
Garter, TO Mr.: Louis Stanislaus Buriett OF
New York. The marriage will be celebrated
Aug. 2, and after a trip through Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdett will sail for Europe,
returning late in the autumn.
Miss Pauline lie Roy French, who Ia to
make her debut at a tea given at her grand
mothers. Mrs Stuyvesant lie Roy's, cottag.
at Newport on Tuesday afternoon BY her
mother, Mrs. Amos Tuck French, will
have series OF supplementary festivities
given Tor her In the autumn at Tuxedo,
where Mr.. and Mrs. French have a Biz
establishment
Mrs. Charles T. Barney and Miss Barney
arrived here on Thursday on the Cedric.
James Barney remains in Paris, where he
Is student at the Beaux Arts. Miss Ba--
ney had particularly pleasant time while
IN London as the guest Of Miss Jean Reid at
the embassy, Mr.. Archibald Stevens Alex
anderr and Mrs. Alexander, nee Barney, re-
turn from their European wedding trip next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Jacquelin announce
the engagement Of their daughter Ethel
to Joseph Suydam Stout The marriage
will take place at Bernardsville, N. j., on
Wednesday. Aug, 30. As Mr. and Mrs.
Jaoquelin are stopping at the Inn It will
necessitate small wedding, with only
the immediate families present.
T. Suffern Taller has take a cottage
at Newport and his sister, Mrs. Robert R.
Livingston. will be with him for the season,
also his little son. Mr.. Tailer's cousin,
j. Lee Taller, is In such poor health
as to cause his relatives great anxiety.
Mrs, j. Lee Taller. who is blond, Is one
OF the prettiest matrons In society As
usual at this period this branch OF the
Taller family are at Richfeld Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting are
located to-day at their country home at
Great River, L.. l. Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting,
Jr., who was with them on their recent
three months European trip. will accom-
pany them Tomorrow to their camp In the
Adirondacks, where her husband awaits
her arrival. Mr.. and Mrs. Cutting passed
their time for the most part while away
in France In the early autumn they will
go to their Tuxedo cottage.
Among others who attended tho wedding Of
Miss Elizabeth Andrewend Charles Mason
celebrated yesterday In the Church OF st.
John the Evangelist at bingham. Mass,
were Mr.. and Ms. 0oodhue Livingston,
Mr.. and Mrs. n Thayer Robb and the Misses
Cornelia and Harriet Robb Of New York,
all cousins of the bride; also Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Van Rensselaer, Thayer, who arc
soon going to visit Mrs. Thayer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Mortimer Brooks, at
Newport. After the ceremony, performed
by Bishop Lawrence, there was a bridal
breakfast at Seal Cove. the old Gov. Andrew
homestead.
Up to day or two ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence H. Mackay were enjoying the COM
forts of home at Harbor Hill, their place at
Roslyn, l.. I. Mrs. Mackay having engaged
a suite of rooms at the Profile House in the
Franconia Notch, will probably go this week
to the Whites Mount aims, with her little
daughters. Mr.. Mackay will go very soon
to Saratoga, where he has taken and, il is
said, may buy the Hilton place, with It's
500 acres and several cottages as we'll as
the main house. When the races are on
Mrs, Mackay also will 60 to Saratoga.
Harold Stokes, like Harold Vanderbilt.
is the only unmarried young man Of his
family He returned from Europe on
Thursday evening on the Cedric with his
parents. Mr.. and Mn. Anson Phelps
Stokes, and his sisters the Misses Stokes.
Like his brothers and sister,, he In six feet
and more, and has fortune left him by his
maternal grandfather, the late Isaac n;
Phelps, The remainder OF the summer will
be passed by the Stokes family at their
camp in the Adi-oada ohs and the Baroness
Halkett, who did not 60 abroad. will be
with them.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs is expected to
reach Newport couple Of weeks hence and
will give at least one big dance. Mr.. and
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt will Join her on
her arrival and will he her guests for q
time.
Birthday banquets are popular at New
port. William Hunter gave a dinner last
night in celebration Of his own birthday
and last Tuesday evening Mrs. Woodbury.
Kane gave birthday dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Rhinelander will
stay for another week at Spring Lake, N. j..
where they have been for some time, and
will then 60 TO the Oriental Hotel, where
they have passed the month Of August for
many years. Their son, T. j. Oakley
Rhinelander, viii be With them.
Some Of tho New Workers now in London