The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-11
IN SOCIETY,".

Society folk who are now In their Long
Island establishments. including Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver H. p Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs.
Payne Whitney, are seen in town after
sunset on the roof gardens and at the res
taurants afterwsrd. They will be out In
force for the Suburban, on Thursday,
June Is.
Lady Edgar arrived hero Wedn esday.
Lieut. Col. N. w. Barnardiston, Military
Attacht Of the British Legation at Brussels,
and Mrs. Barnardiston, who also reached
here on that day. have made but few visits
to this country since their marriage. The
Secretary Of the Netherlands Legation and
Baroness Won Tuyll have been passing
some days here Tho Earl Of Caithness
is registered at the Albermarle. Prince
Parpoli was one OF tho guests Of Mr.. and
Friday, when they entertained at luncheon
at the Atlantic Yacht Club and at their
theater and supper party later. Marquis
Tore Hermosa and Count Chi were with
parties Of prominent persons at the OPEN
ing OF the Aerial Gardens en- Monday
night
Among those booked to sail on the Kaiser
Wilhelm II. on Tuesday are Mr.. and Mrs
George Jay Gould, with their children;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rulus Amidon and
Lieut.. Granville Fortesque, U. 8. A., re-
Gently military aide to the President. The
Netherlands Minister and Nine. van Swim
deren, who sail on Wednesday, will return
in a few months Their departure has
van Swinderen's mother, Mrs. Charles
Glover, who was operated on for appen-
dicitis recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fftzhugh White
house are expected to arrive by Saturday
from England and will probaly 60 at once
to Newport. Their sons. Henry j. White
house and W. F. Whitehouse, Jr., are un-
like their parents in preferring to make their
home in America. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J.
Whitehouse pass their time chiefly at their
country place at Mount kisco, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 7. Peters. who have
been away on preliminary wedding jour
ney Of a few weeks, sailed on Friday for
Havre on La Touraine. They will make
their home here in the autumn. Mrs.
Peters, who was Miss Natalie Wells, is q
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. W. Storrs Wells
The expectation was that their wedding
would be an event OF the Newport season.
From the outlook now no notable nuptial
event is likely to be celebrated there.
Atherton Blight and Miss Evelyn Blight
are to occupy their little Newport cottage
gain this season. Mr.. Blight's most recent
son-in-law and his daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerard A. Lowther are now at Tangier,
Morocco, where Mr. Lowther Is the British
Minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Howe will probably
not be seen at Newport this season, as they
have started on a wedding journey to the
Haw allan Islands and do not expect to be
back until the autumn, when they will 20
to Washington to live. Their wedding,
on Wednesday, was notable event Of the
season in the capital.
The wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Elkns yesterday In the little memorial
chapel at Ipswich, Mass, where the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Tuckerman,
lls East Thirty-seventh. street, have their
New Workers., The two attendants Of the
bride from this city were Mrs. Ralph Sanger,
who was Miss Virginia Osborn, and Miss
Rosamond Street. The New York ushers
we're Pierre ter sI IT, 5 Chalmers err Wood.
Philip Mills and Morris Tilden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews, Jr., who have
Just arrived from Europe, will pass the
summer at Newport with Mr.. Clews's
parents Mrs. Henry Clews has not reached
here from Europe yet, but will come soon.
Both OF the children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cews. DR., were born In France. Mrs..
Ciews, who was Miss Lulu Morris OF Balti-
was formerly married to Frederic Gerhard.
Her mother, Mrs. John B. Morris Of Balti-
more has awaited her arrival here and will
pass some time with her son, John B. Morris.
who married Miss Violet Lee Willing, at his
place. Guinea Hollow Farm, Roslyn, l.. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Forsyth Little, who
were married last Wednesday. are on their
wedding journey. Some originality was
displayed in the costumes at their marriage.
The brides voluminous tulle veil was caught
with coronet Of white leaves and it Tell
over a white liberty satin gown, frilled with
fine lace and embroidered in orchids. The
bridesmaids wore the becoming Direotoire
hats and carried Directoire parasols with
coats Of lilac they wore with the chiffon
cloth skirts Of the same hue were very
pretty.
Not for many years has Senator Chaunoey
NJ. Depew omitted his annual visit to Europe.
He will sail next Saturday with Mn. Depew
and they are to remain away for two
months. When they return they arc to
occupy the Bates house, IT'S N street, In
Washington, and not the Corcoran house
as heretofore.
Miss Florence Waring and Capt. Chauncey
Humphrles. U. s. A., are to have a big
wedding on Wednesday in Grace Church,
Plainfleld, N. j. The bridegroom and
his attendants will be in uniform and a
great many officers will be among the
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitch Du vivier,
who sail for Europe this week. will re-
main abroad about four months end Arc
TO visit some Of Mr.. Du vivies's rslafCtse