New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
and lilies-Of-the-valIey. Richard c. Rupp and
Thurston E. Rupp were the only attendants

Mrs. NJ X Bulley. who is spending some time
at the Somerset Inn, Bernardsville, gave a card
party last week. Among her guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry B. Carhart, Miss Ethel Carhart.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Townsend Thayer, Mrs. L. II.
Crary Mrs P. L. Crovat, Mr.. and Mrs s. II.
Newhouse, Mrs. F. B. Deuch, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
w. NIcClare. Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Gould and Miss
Annie B. Crary.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Townsend Thayer have had
as their guests Mrs F. Fletcher Vosburgh and
Miss Josephine Belzer. OF Brooklyn.
Miss Agnes L. Nutting is also at the Somerset
Inn Mrs. P. F. Garden was guest last week
AS in previous years. card parties seem to be
the favorite diversion at Nyack. Mrs. Gus
Fohris was the hostess at the bridge and euchre
party at the Country Club Saturday June 30.
Miss Elsie Dodd, guest of Mrs. Ellison Craw-
ford, and Clinton LutRins scored the highest at
bridge, and Mrs Croft, Miss Maidie Osborne,
Mr.. Hardy and Mr.. Cruikshank were the sue
ceSsful euchre players.
Mrs Roland Whitney Belts and Mrs. William
Robinson Simons are now at Beechwold Say
vile, Long Island, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank S.
Jones. Mrs. Simons spent the early part OF the
summer at the Garden City Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Cowperthwait are at
the Somerset Inn. Bernardsville. N. ].
Miss Matte Smithers. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Charles III. Smithers. formerly Of No 26e
Berkeley Place, and William c. Bailey, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Bailey, of No. 113 St
Johns Place. were quietly married in Manhattan
on Monday. Louis NJ. Bailey, brother of the
bridegroom, was the best man.
M,
Aldrich, Of Keeseville N. Y, to John Allan. Of
Brooklyn.
An interesting wedding Of the week before last
was that, Saturday. at the residence of Colonel
Alexander Bacon, No 1O1 Rugby Road, of the
Countess de Lilly and George A. Schroeder, OF
Denver. The Rev. DR.. George Noxon performed
the ceremony at the Bacon home. after which a
second one took place, according TO the rites OF
the Greeks, in their church in West 72d street
lineage being q reat-granddaughter OF Coloco-
dronis. Miss Carol Bacon and Miss Alexandra
Bacon were her attendants
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Chapal will again spend
the summer at their chateau near Mount Dore,
about seven hours ride from Paris They sailed
Thursday, June 2S, on La Provence. accom-
panied by Mrs Jean B. Chemidlin, Master Ed
Guard Chemidlin and Master Leon Chemidlfn
Mrs. John T. Kelly, Miss Irene Kelly and Dr.
Sinclair Tousey were among the other passengers
on La Provence.
Mrs. Richard H. Laimbeer and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard H Laimbeer jr., are spending a few
weeks at the Oriental Hotel, Manhattan Beach
Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest H Pillsbury will spend
July in Maine
Colonel Norman S. Dixie and Bayard S. Idtch-
field sailed on the Kronprinz Wilhelm Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James c. Church. who spent the
early part Of the season at the Garden City
Hotel. are now at the New Monmouth. snrins
until September
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Grant Watson Cnee
Low) will spend the summer at Lenox. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Peabody arrived Tues
day on the Kroonland
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Brtnsmade sailed Tuesday
on the Baltic.
Edward A. olds and George s. olds ara at
the Inn az Auenhurst
Miss Marjorie L. Prentiss is the guest OF Mrs.
Farley Russell. at Great harrington. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Meissner nee Aldrich)
were in Paris last week Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
Leaning
were also in Paris recently
The Rev. Floyd Appleton sailed Tuesday for
Europe to join his mother and sister.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Nelson Peck and Mrs.
Peck's mother. Mrs. Eben ]. Knowlton. were at
the Curtis House. Lenox, Mass. last week.
Recent departures from town include the c. K
Sanborns. Of No 1884 Bergen street, to their
farm at Kathawood Park. Ridgewood, N J.; Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence L. Fabre, OF South Oxford
street, 70 Richdeld Springs. n. Y; the Edward
Barrs. OF State street. 20 Indian Kettles Park.
Lake George: Mr.. and Mrs. Irving s. ventres. OF
Jefferson avenue. TO the Gables. Atlantic High
lands N. J.. Mr.. and Mrs Guy Du Val, and Mrs
David Fairbanks, OF Pierrepont street to the
Oriental Hotel. Manhattan Beach; Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew ]. Perry. Of First Place. TO Woodbine.
Cherry Valley. N. T.; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
oMeara and Miss Lillian O'Meara. OF Eighth
avenue. 20 the Red Swan Inn. Warwick,
n. Y; Mrs. Adam Sproule and Mrs W.
T. Eames both OF Park Place. 20 the New
Joseph j. Almirall. Miss Marie Almirau and Miss
Nina Almirall. OF Grand avenue 20 the Post
House. Quogue Long Island, and General and
MIS-. Stewart l.. Woodford 20 the Whittier Inn,
Sea Cato.