New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
NETWORK SOCIETY.

College celebrations Of one kind or another
will engage to a great extent the attention Of
New-York society throughout the week, which
opens to-day. Commencement at Yale Will be
followed by that at Harvard. IN which the Presi-
dent is to take part The YaleJHarvard baseball
match takes place on Tuesday. and the Harvard
Yale boat will usual attract enormous
crowd to New-London Thursday, numerous
yachting parties having been organized in connec-
ton with the races Most of the yachts will make
their way from New-London to Newport the
following day. and their arrival there viii serve to
start the Newport season
Every day sees new arrivals at Newport. where
the customary series of entertainments has already
begun, and where most of the villas and cottages
are already opened. Mrs Astor is expected at the
end of the week with her granddaughter, Miss
May Van Allen. and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman,
who have a villa there this year. Will likewise
rive on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derblt will not, however. be at Newport this year.
They have sublet Beau1ieu TO Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Walsh John Jacob Astor and his little
GIRL with her nurses, is likewise due at Friedheim
this week, but nothing is known yet Of the return
Of Mrs. John Jacob Astor, who IS still in London.
Many eyes will be turned this week toward Kiel.
where Emperor William and his brother Prince
Henry welcoming in their usual hospitable
fashion larger number Of Arnrican yacht
owners and their friends than in previous years
Among tho yachts at Kiel flying the Stars and
Stripes this week are the North Star. OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, who have on board a
party Of friends. including Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Bayles: Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt's
Conqueror. Mrs Robert Goelets Nahma- Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony DrexePs Margherita- ]. Pierpont
Morgan's Corsair and the various yachts that
took part in the ocean race for the kaiseTs Cup.
Most Of the American yachts will afterward go to
the Solent for Cowes regatta week, which marks
the wind-up of the London season. Then all those
Americans who have been taking part in the gaye-
ties of the English capital will dtsperse, some
going to the Continent others proceeding to Scot
land and Ireland. and the majority turning their
faces in the direction OF home
The conversion of Mrs Winthrop Rutherford
to the Roman Catholic faith and her reception by
Archbishop Farley into his Church was made pub
lie Yesterday. She is the second OF the daughters
Of Ex-Governor and Mrs. Levi P. Morton to join
the Roman Catholic denomination. Miss Helen Nor
ton having become a convert when she was mar
ried to Count Bosom de Talleyrand-Perigord' from
whom she has since been divorced. resuming her
former name Mr.. and Mrs. Morton arrived yes
terday from Europe and will go almost immedi-
ateIy to their camp IN tho Adirondacks-
Among the weddings set for next week is that Of
Miss Amy Phpps and Captain tho Hon. Fred
erick Guest In London on wednesday. The cere-
rnony st. Georges. Hanover Square. VIII be fol-
lowed by reception given at Brook House, Park
parents Of the BRIDE have rented for the season
from Lord Tweedmouth, who has now. however.
sold Il to Sir Ernest Cassel Captain Guest holds
commission in the Royal Horse Guards and Is a
younger son of Lord Wimborne. The marriage of
his brother, Lionel Guest, to Mrs Flora Biseiow
Dodge at Sioux Falls. 8. d. follows on July s.
Another marriage set for Wednesday is that of
Cameron Blaikie and Miss Corneiia Miller in Trim
ity Church. East Orange. N J. stephen Van
Who Ia 10
Marion Fariin. Of Elizabeth. N. J.. viii be one of
the ushers. The others win be Edward G. Kemp,
George Benjamin Hay and Samuel Babcock Miller.
Stuart Blaikie will be the best and Miss
Corinne Miller her sisters only bridal attendant
After the ceremony there viii be reception given
by Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Babcock Miller the
parents the bride, at their place at East Orange
Those sailing this week for Europe include Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick R Halsey who r, on Thursday:
MIR. and Mrs James A Burden, who go on Friday:
D. o. Mills. who sails Wednesday, and Justice
and Mrs Vernon NJ Davis. who start on Saturday.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrtohs and her boy are due here
the day after Tomorrow from Europe. and VIII go
at once on their arrival to Newport. while Mrs.
Henry Cewx. ST. and Mr.. and Mrs E. Rollins
Morse sail for Nsw-York on Wednesday
Mr. and MrA Giliat Schroeder who vsre mar
ried few weeks ago at 81, Marks have returned
from their honeymoon and are staying with Mrs
schrosders mother. Mr.. Berkeley Mostyn at tho
lattsrs country place at Ear RoolkAway
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