The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

viii make their home IN England. They
will no doubt maxi occasional visits 10 this
side, aa Mrs. fAmbart's grandmother. Mrs.
J. p. May; her uncle, Fred May, and her
aunt. Mrs Carrie May Wright. live In WASH
ington.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Means Thompson
will return 20 New York by the middle Of
July and will 60 then probGbly to South
smpton, L, l., whore their son-ln-lev and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. p. Pell,
now at their Fort Washin Rton establish.
ment, will then be residing. Mrs. Thomp-
son s1iled last Tuesday with a party Of
In Paris. They will 60 on to Spain for the
royal nuptisls.
Among the New Workers. due to arrive
hereN Wednesday on tho Oceanic are DR..
and Mrs. W. Reward Webb, who have been
abroad but q few weeks: Mr.. and Mrs. Ham,
itOn Mck. 1'wombly and Miss Ruth YAM
derblh Twombly. The Twomblys win 60
Park, Madison, N, j.. where they viii re-
main until July. when they will 60 70 their
Newport Gotta re. During June Mr.. and
Mrs. William A, NJ. Burden apd their child
will be their guests.
The number Of American heiresses abroad
~ Lc SOTlc u . Ou ttC utTtN6l
Of the Misses 0'Day, who are en- route on
the Amerika, with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel O'Day. They are the Misses
Ruth, dorothy and Geraldine O'ray. All
are decided hrunettes and attended their
elder sister at her recent wedding to John
William Hallahan I'd.
Robert W. Goelet, the richest young
ba chelor Of New York society. is due to
arrive on Wednesday. Mr.. Goelet has dons
a deal Of globe trotting since he was grad
uated from college and has been for The pact
few weeks with his mother, Mrs. Robert
Goelet. cruising In the Mediterranean
Lady Fielding Clark and Sir Martin Con.
way sailed several days g for England.
Count and Countess +. Stelluti Cesi arrived
some days ago from Italy, Sir Robert
Eastwood has been in town for q week
vioomte and Vicomtesse de Ia Chapelle
reached here a week ago from France.
Sir Alexander and Lady Hargreaves Brown
returned to England OF the Carmania last
Tuesday. Prince Taxis, who 10 making
last Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
HYDE Park. vioomte Albert b'oylsy.
yisoomtesse Julia D'oyley and Duchess
lante Della Revere, were recent arrivals.
! Marquis and Marquise Alfred Dusmet do
KronprinZ Wilhelm and Admiral Sir Gerard
Henry Noel Of the British navy, Lady Noel
and Miss Noel, who haye been visiting
relatives on this side, sailed for homo OF
the Baltic. Wednesday. Count and Countess
Luserne dc ,Gampiglions sailed on Wednss-
The Countess do Monsters Merinville,
who has been al Newport recently inspect
ing her cottage, will sail for Europe probably
on May "a. Countess Giuseppe della
Gherardesoa IL on the Kaiser Wilhelm H.,
due here next Wednesday. She and Count
Gherardesca were married two years or
more ago and this 10 her first visit homo.
She will pass a good part Of the summer
Mrs. Henry A. 9, Taylor, at Newport. The
Marquis and Marquise de Casa Argudin.
the latter formerly Miss Marie q, del Vale,
who rave been here OF late, sailed for France
on Thursday and were accompanied by
DR.. jose Peon del Vale.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver H. p. Belmont, who
arrive this week, sailed for Europe on Jan.
uary 20. They will 60 to their country
house at Westbufy, T.. l., for some little
time before going to Newport. Mrs, Bel.
mont will, OF course, bring a wonderful
collection OF new French finery home with
her.
Representative and Mrs, NICHOLAS Long
worth will he in London in the height Of
the season, Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid will lead of In a series Of smart funo-
tions In their honor, Mrs, Ogden Mills
and the Misses Mills will also be in London
and participate in these special Festivities.
Miss Colgate, daughter Of Lady STAFFORD,
now Mrs. William Kennard. and niece Of
Sidney j.. Smith Of this city, ia one Of the
very rich New York young women now
going about in London. Mr.. and Mrs
Kennard have one OF the most splendid
establishments there. Miss Dorothy
Whitney will also be seen at the Reid enter
tainments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri I. Barley will pass
the summer, as usual, at their chateau on
Lake Geneva. Mr.. Barley is a native Of
the place, having come to America as u
young man. Their widowed daughter,
Countess de Pourtales, also has an'estab-
lishment there, which she occupies with
her children summers.
As yet the only wedding announced
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