New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
About People and /ocfaI Incidents

uSneIS VIII De WliLam GllcnF1St. If
Thompson. Alfred Brewster and DIN DER -
ceremony viii be followed by reception ,,,,.- -
the brides father, Walter stanton, at his house ~
Park-ave. -
Mrs. Francis Ormond French and Mr. ana -
Richard T. Wilson. jr., are booked IN s,ir -
England for New-York this week Mrs F.-a,.L -
been staying with her elder daughter -,
Cheyissmore, at Hughenden Manor forr,a-tv 49,
Bucknghamshlre home OF Lord ReaconseaI4 80
at Lord Cheylesmore's London house AZ p-,,c.'-
Gate. On her arrival here she will mako 49,.
stay with her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Vanderb1, a.
Ardsley Towers. before gong to Nevgpor- To- 49,
season. where her granddaughter. Miss Par1r.a 7 :
Roy French. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Ar,os 49,
French Of Tuxedo. is to make her debut under bs-
auspices.
c. Ledyard Blair is entertaining TO-DAY abo,,
dozen OF the members Of the Nev-Yor,x ,v,.,bt
Club at Blairsden. his place near Paar-oI, -
They drove out on his coach Defiance a dfs-.... =
some fifty miles. starting from the lrat-,-,If-,
Club on Thursday afternoon and spending L--,t,
night at tuxedo Tomorrow they will return N
town in the same fashion. stopping over ,f,b, %,
Tuxedo and reaching town on TUESDAY
Among those who sai.@+ fer Europe yeztsrea,
were Mrs. Egerton l. Winthrop and l-f-s No.,
Winthrop. Mrs. Victor Sorchan. M ans NJ -
ley Martin, jr.. and Miss Amy PhlD3s ana -
the Hon Frederick Guest her fa1cs cr5sf- -
rage is 10 take place next month IN Londc,,. NJ
Levi Z. Letter. with her son-in-law and targb+a-
Major and Mrs. Colin Campbell and Raro, We
ters' of the Belgian Legation Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran E,,s-f- ,--f..5 g.
town yesterday and al Mr. and sl-s IN D
MOrton's house in 5th-lve.
Mr.. and Mrs Bayard Cutting. sr. arc rook.a .,
sail for Europe Saturday next Mr. s,5 ~
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs Vante-bur a. vsu
as Miss Gladys Vanderbilt go on TUESDAY Ar,o-.
their fellow passengers Will be James Henry sni,b
Mr. and Mrs Elbridge T. Gerry and the Misses
Gerry. Mrs Rhinelander Stewart and Kiss Anifa
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. who are AZ
their place at Westbury, Long Island VIII soon 20
abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney have arrived az
their country seat at 5iaahasset. Long Island.
where Mr. Whitney's uncle. Colonel oliver Payne.
viii be their guest this week
Miss Augusta Polhemrs Be1ard will Re married
to Professor Charles F Chandler at the home OF
her mother New-Har'ford. Conn, on May "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould sail on May IL and
Mrs. 7. j. Oakley RhincIanJer on May p 70 jo.n
her mother, Mrs Charles Sands, in Paris.
Mrs. HiIbcrue L. Roosevelt and Mss Dorothy
Roosevelt have arranged to go abroad il July for
about six weeks.
Captain J. I Laycock's steam yacht. the Morse
man is so well known in American waters that IL
may be OF interest to state that he sold it last week
/ 10 Lord LonsdaIe
On Wednesday a large contingent OF New-Yorz's
Fashionable set will travel down 10 Baltimore for
the horse show 20 which Mrs Stuyvesant Fish.
who is now at Washington. viii take a party from
the national capital
Mrs. Frederic Nelson has returned North from
Hot Springs Va. and is staying with her son-in-
law and daughter. MI and Mrs. Hollis H Hunns-
well, at their place at Wellesley. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Fitz Hugh Whitehouss wis
arrive from Europe the end OF the month a1&
will go to their place at Newport for the season
General and Mrs Lloyd s. Bryce are at thsta
country place al Rosyu. Long Island
Mr. and Mrs. George J Gould with their children
are booked 70 sail for Europe on June Is.
The public road coach Pioneer was chartered yes
terday by F L EIdridge. and driven TO Ardsley-
and return bv G. Louis Boissevain. Mr.. Eldrtdges
guests included Mr. and Mrs. ". PieTson Hamilton,
the latter occupying the box seat; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoyt and Miss Cuyler.
The Venture. which made its regular trip TO Bel