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sister and two brothers who will be among
her Attendants.

Dinners on for the week ct Newport
include one to be given by Donnie Hare,
fourth son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Montgomery
Hare Of 70 East seventv-ffth street, on Fri
day niQht, Aug. IL, at BeIgere. and another
on that date BY James I. Woodward at the
Goisters, for Miss Sadie Jones, who has
had succession Of parties, pienics dinners
sn sas ether her debut " ys ssa s9S y sns
big dinner next Thursday night, Aug. TO-
Before tho ball to be given by Mrs. Van.
derbilt at The Breakers on Monday night,
Aug. %, many big dinners will be
given, one Of these by Mr.. and Mrs.
81. Nj K. Twombly. This win be the first
big function given at Newport for Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt and the first in several
seasons at the big establishment, still I'M
rivaled ct the resort: Worthinston White
house, who will lead the cotillon. VIII probe-
end. There VIII Be q midnight and early
morning supper. Mrs. Vanderbilts bell
will be the most important festivity Of the
season.
The wedding Of Miss Lois Palmer and
Samuel Charles Harcourt OF Albany, N. T..
On Wednesday noon, At the home Of the
brides mother IN that city, will be quietly
celebrated on account Of the recent death
Of the bride 9. father, Gen. John Palmer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rogers woolf will
after their wedding journey make their
home in New York, where Mr. Woolf, who
is a Bostonian, has resided for the last
few years. The couple were married on
Wednesday at Great Darlington. Mass.
and the bride. who was Mrs. F. Harold Van
Rensselaer,, and In her maiden days Miss
Grinneli, is a daughter Of the late Robert
Minturn Grinnell and niece OF James j.
Van Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ". Vanderbilt.
now cruising on their steam yacht Warrior,
are at Bar Harbor. where Mr.. Vanderbilt's
brother, George w. Vanderbilt, 10 located
at his country place; also his sister, Mrs.
Elliott F. Sheppard. who H. visiting her
daughter, Mira. Erneeto @. Fabbri
Among the notabhties hero during the
week were Baron Won Hengelmu!er, Austro-
HUNGARIAN Ambassador to the United
States at the Majestic; Sir Edmund John
Munson, former British Ambassador to
France. and Lady Munson: Major-General
Sails Schwab, Lieutenant Governor OF the
Royal Hospital at Chelsea, England, and the
Rev, Dr. j. II. Eccleston, dean OF the Theo-
logical Seminary Of Virginia. Sif Thomas
and Lady Brooke Hitching and Sir Henry
E. knight have been visiting friends at
Beverly, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. william @. Rockefeller are
much interested just now in their project
Of starting fox hunting on an extensive
scale In the ACKNOWLEDGES, and they have
now some imported En- glish foxhounds In
their park.
It will be some few months before Mr..
and Mrs. Louis s. Burdett locate perma-
nently in New York They are now on their
wedding journey over the Great Lakes
and into Canada and will on their return
70 abroad and travel. They had . pretty
wedding on Wednesday, at the homo Of the
brides brother, Charles G. Rsnshaw. ct
Altoona, Pa. Her father, Prof. Robert Il.
Renshaw,i s with the University OF Virginia.
Once again Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont
have postponed sailing from the other
side, and they are now to sail next Wednes-
day, Aug. Q. During the Goodwood RACES
they were the guests Of baron and Raronefs
Eckhardstein at B,shbridge He'll. The
Baron was attached to the German En-
bassy at Washin gto.f and having passed
his summers meanwhile at Newport is
well known there.
Miss Cameron, who was seen at sone
parties and It tbs opera In friends boxes
during last winter, when shs was In New
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