New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
NEW-YORk SOCIETY.


tions in connection Herewith will occupy from now
until the end of the month those who have sons
at the leading universities or who are alumni
thereof while of course, the Yale-Harvard boat
race at New-London next week, one OF the prln-
epaI college contests of the year, commands still
wider interest Summer holidays have begun.
and the plans and doings Of society for the next
few weeks will be to great extent SUBJECTED 10
the wholesome influence of its young people. AS
usual, many gay yachting parties have already
been organized for the boat races at NeW-London,
and the weather lust at present is ideal for cruis
Ing on the Sound Indeed the yachting season
is thoroughly under way, and from Thursday on
the rendezvous OF the pleasure craft with which the
Sound is picturesquely dotted in every direc-
ton as far as the eye see VIII be at oyster
Bay where the Seawanhaka Yacht Club will have
series of races, winding up with its annual re-
gatta, Saturday.
Tomorrow the marriage of Miss Elfrida Roese-
welt daughter of the late Alfred Roosevelt, to
OrIne Clark of England, will take place at Boston
and a number of relatives and friends are going
from here to-day to attend the ceremony. Inc
bride will be given away by her stepfather, T. H.
Bewlker. Her mother Miss Catherine Lowell
of Boston, whose first husband. a first cousin Of
the President. died about twelve years ago.
The marriage of Edwin B. King and Miss Mary
Forbes next Saturday, will cause many well known
members of the fashionable set to go to warren
ton va where the ceremony is to take place, at
the country place of the parents of the br1de Ar.
and Mrs. Murray Forbes. The bridegroom is q
grandson of the late DR.. John Nelson and Hneai
descendant of Peter Stuyvesant. Stewart W. jack
son and Frederick Kernochan will oficiats as his
ushers.
Mr. and Mrs Ernesto Fabbri arrive here from
Europe the day after tomorrow. and Will go to
Bar Harbor for the summer.
0fr and Mrs Harry Peters who are now abroad
on their honeymoon. viii return fortnight hence
to spend the summer at Newport, where they Will
OCCUPY the villa of Mrs Peterss parents, Mr and
Mrs w storrs Wells. The latter will not return
from Europe until late in the fall.
w Rhineiander Stewart is staying with his
brother Lispenard Stewart. at Newport
Mrs. Nicholas Fish has taken a cottage in New
port for the summer.
Julv e5 has been set as the date of the marriage
In London of George William Montagu, son of Rear
Admiral Montagu and Lady Agneta Montasu. and
Miss Alberta sturges. daughter of Mrs Francis h
Leggett.
Mrs w. Rhinelander Stewart is at Sioux Falls.
S. d. where she has purchased Mrs. Flora Bigelow
Dodge's house, and will take possession thereof
after Mrs. Dodges marriage there to the Hon.
Lionel Guest July s. The Hon John Bigelow,
father of Mrs Dodge. will arrive here on Tuesday
tend the weddn.
MFR and Mrs. E. Rollins Morse. with Mrs Henry
Clews, sr., booked to sail from Europe for New
York on Tuesday week, and, their arrival here,
will go at once TO Newport.
Lord Faiconer eldest son and heir Of Lord Kin
tore, who has been in America for several months,
was among those who sailed for England Satur
day on the St Louis, among his fellow passengers
baiDy Mai Cretp XVabb nd and frs
Chauncey NJ Depew.
Lord St. Cvres is not the brother has been
stated elsewhere, but the cousin of Hugh North
cote with whom he will sail the day after to-mor
row for England, after prolonged visit to Amer
lea. Lord ST. Cyres is the eldest and heir Of
the second Earl of Iddesleigh head of the old
Devonshire house 'of Northcote Lord Iddesleigh's
younger brother the late Oliver Northcote, married
Edith Fish sister of Stuyvesant Fish, and 1t is their
son Hugh who has been travelling about with Lord
ST. Cyres and visiting his Webster and Fish kins-
folk. Another of Lord Iddeslegtl's brothers also
married American woman namely the Hon.
Amyas Northcote, whose wife is daughter of
James Dudley, of Frankfort KY.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrchs booked to sail on Tues
day from Europe for New-York and her arrival
here will go to Newport for the summer. where her
villa has been seriously damaged it is said by the
recent bursting of water pipes.
Mrs. Astor likewise sails this week and Beech
wood, her villa at Newport, is already being pre-
pared for her arrival
Mrs. F. Ormond French, who arrived about a
week ago from Europe, has gone Newport for
the summer. She will have her guests there dur
ing portion OF the her son-in-law and
daughter, Lord and Lady Cheyesmore, who will
also stay with Lady Cheyiesmores sister, Mrs
Alfred Vanderbilt,
1t is early In September that the wedding OF
Lorillard Spencer and Miss Mary Sands, daughter
of MT. and Mrs Frederick p Sands. will take place
at Trinity Church, Newport. Loriilard Spencer is
a nephew of Donna Eleanora Cenci Princess Vico
Naro, lady-in-wating to Queen Marguerite OF Italy
and is also great-grandson of Stephen Whitney
of the most famous of old New-York mer-
chants.
The Rev. Or. and Mrs. Morgan Dix have ar
ranged TO spend the summer at Southampton Long
Meadow Club
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Stevens Ulman are established
for the summer at Southampton. Long Island,
where they have the Schienelin cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. William a NJ. Burden viii spend
the summer at Newport staying with Mrs Bur
denis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mex. Twomhly. at
VineIand.
Mr. and Mrs. Newbold Edgar are at siouthamp
ton, Long Island. for the summer.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. John Hay are
spending the week end with Mr. and MIA Payne