New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

the visit OF the English cruiser squadron under the
command of Admiral Prince Louis Of Battenoerg-
All preparations had been made to welcome the
feet here in New-York. and the announcement that
1t is TO call instead at Newport some time In Ocso-
Der has created good deal Of disnay iOr 'he
Newport season will then be at an end Most OF
the Villas there will be closed and the taii '@ee
at Belmont Park will have brought people bach 10
their country houses on Long Island and elsewhere
New-York. True. there are some OF ths ~ ias"
ionable set who will return to Newport III Oc'os
and reopen their villas there Tor tne Ten ""s
which the visit of the fleet is to last But u "iA
be at the cost of no little inconvenience and trouble
1t IL Just possible however that the visit OF
Louis and his ships New-York may rnereiy De
deferred. and that 1T may. after ALL take place
but at a much later date than originally lntehoeu
perhaps In the latter part or NoVcIioer'
Meanwhile Newport's season Is drawing 70 d
close. although the next ten days WIZ Oe gay
crowded with entertainments. beginning WIN '
yanderbIlt's ball AT The Breakers to-morro" nis"'
n will no like the final fare-up Of the candle before
il goes out Several well known people inueu y
have already left Newport MT ana Hii -
Haven have gone 20 Lenox fos 1he IAN.
Mrs William Starr Miller will close ther Niii@ Oh
yvsdoesda; and 20 to their place at Staatsourg-on-
the Hudson while Harold Vanderbilt ana sit an an
Mrs William r. Leeds are on George =
houseboat on the Bay Of Quinte o'HeiS W "
canada ana particularly on the St Lawrence are
and Mrs Columbus OD. Iseiin- Co'nmooo,e
Ersd.rick G, Bourne of the New-York facht NIuN"
and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. VINO are
tertaining a house party to-day at the Juheh l.
Davies place at Cedar Island
u....- saasoo is likewise nearing it's end, and
ost ~ the contingent of New-1oFk society VINO
had gone there for the races nave retuIneu -.
Nackay who has been there since the Oee'''-i,1e
% tho month with her children, occupying 'i'e
L., tIrton nIace will leave there tomorrow Tor
uarhor Hin. her home 1t Roslyn. where she VIII
yamain throughout the fall and within the next
fortnight most of her neiShoors lhere WIZ
have opened their country houses for the autumn
Indeed the New-York suburban season Is oesni-
ming early this year. bids fair to be both long
and brilliant.
A large number of weddings scheduled for
the next four weeks On Wednesday next the mar
riage OF Miss Ethel Jacquelin to Joseph F. Stout
will take place at Mendham, y. ]. Andrew stout
will be his brothers best man, and the bride Will
be attended by Mrs. Robert B. Barry. IT.. and MISS
Aline Jacquelin The ceremony will be followed oy
a reception given by Mrs. John H. Jacquehn at
the Somerset Inn. at Bernardsville. Where she Is
spending the summer with her daughters
The wedding of Miss Florence Fargo TO Frederick
Wheeler will take place next Saturday al 'he
Fargo camp Loon Lake. in the AoirohuacAs'
while here in town. Miss Gwen~olen hawthorne.
daughter Of Julian Hawthorne. the noVehst' VII
be married TO Michael A. Mikkelsen, at tne Chureh
of the New Jerusalem. in East S5th-st
Next week ST Georges Stuyvesant Square VIII
be the scene of the wedding of Charles Il. HOW
land son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E Rowland OF
West sth-st. to Miss Virginia Lazarus. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lazarus, Of East oith-st-'
and on the Thursday following Lawrence +. Ao-
bott, son OF the Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott. VIII
marry Miss Winifred Buck, daughter OF Dr. Albert
Buck at her fathers country place at Bayport,
Long Island.
Miss Mildred Barclays wedding to s. Oakley
Wander PoeI IS for Septembe- a. at st. Andrews
Dune Church, at Southampton, Long Island. MISS
Barclay who was one of the debutantes Of last
winter and a daughter OF Henry A. Barclay, who
died suddenly at his house. in Washington
Square last spring, will have as her bridesmaids
Miss Mamie Brown. Miss Beatrice Morgan Miss
Frances Dickinson and Miss Louise Kobbe. while
Miss Clara Barclay will be her sisters maid OF
honor.
Miss Mary Sands wedding to Lorillard Spencer.
jr., will take place at Newport on September -.
The bridegroom comes OF old Colonial stock. and
among his ancestors is Ambrose Spencer. who
Chief Justice OF New-Yorx in the early part of
the last century; Captain William Spencer. u s. N.
to whom Congress presented sword OF honor for
his gallantry in the naval engagement with the
British Lake Champlain. and Stephen Whitney.
one of the most celebrated of the old New-York
merchants His aunt Princess vicovaro. of the
historic Roman house of Cenci the first Arnerf-
can woman to receive the appointment of Dame du
Palais TO Queen Marsherita of Italy.
Then. on September 9. Mrs Oliver Harriman's
brother, Francis c. Carley Of the New-York Stock
Exchange, will be married TO Miss Irene King.
Ridgefeld, Conn. where the mother of the bride
has a country place. No date has yet been set
for the weddings OF Reginald Ronalds to Miss Thorn
Strong. and of William Brock Shoemaker to Miss
Ella De Peyster. although 1t is understood that
they will take place some time in September. But
that of Miss Frederick Webb to Ralph Pulitzer will
occur at Shelburne, Vt, in October,
Mrs Helen Morton. after visiting her sister Mrs
William Corcoran Eustis. at Ellerslie-on-the- Hud-
son. and her other sister Mrs. Winthrop Ruther-
furd at her country place at Tranquility N j. has
gone to the Adirondacks, to stay with her parents
Mt. and Mrs, Levi p Morton, at their camp there
Mr. and Mrs Henry Forbes McCreery have re-
remainder of the season
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Earle stevens have rented
their house. No As West 3sth-st.. Dr. William
Kyle. and will occupy Mrs. William Henry Nc
Vickar's house next winter.
The Rev DIR. Donald Sage Mackay is at Blue
Hill. Me
Announcement is made of the engaSement Of
Miss Susue Hall. daughter of Mrs. John T. Hall
to Boyce Metcah. Mrs Hall. who is a sister OF Dr.
Francis Delaheld spends the winters at her house
I'm 36th-st and the summers at BernardsviIIe She
OF the organizers and for several years
managed the Tuesday Evening Dancing classes
which subsequently developed into the Friday
dances.