The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22

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the Newport season, although some Of the
smart set who are not 80 fond of dancing
60 to Saratoga for August.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hammond, who
have been staying with Mrs. Hammond's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane, at Lenox, are now 10 Maine on a
fishing trip.
Gen. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce and Miss
Bryce were among those who sailed yester-
day for Europe. They will select many
fittings for their new uptown house on
their stay abroad. They have rented their
establishment at North Roslyn, l.. l., to the
Redmonds.
Marquis v~illarosa has been visiting with
Major j. c. Mallory at Newport. Lord
Northcli1e has been the guest at Montreal,
Canada, Of Lord Strathcona. Baron Lud-
wig Knoop Of Russia, whose marriage with
Mise Emily Sargent. second daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sargent, is to take
place late in August at Magnolia, Mass
Is expected to arrive from abroad soon.
Comte de Sieyes arrived. from France
some days ago. Comte P. de st. Phalle,
Comte Gerhard Won Arnim and Comte
Bismarck Bohlen,, who have been making
q tour OF the world. sailed for home on the
Kaiser Wilhelm II. on Tuesday. Sir Percy
%sanderson. British Consul General in New
York, sailed yesterday for England. Sir
Charles and Lady Rivers Wilson are due
to arrive Tuesday on the Carmsnia. Count
a stay OF several weeks, sailed on Thursday
In the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. Comtesse
de Lantroppe is en- route to her home in
France on the Bretagne. Sir Caspar Purdo on
Clarke is due to arrive Wednesday on the
Baltic. Count Charles Lamela arrived on
the Princess Irene from Italy on Wednesday.
Sir Edward Francis Phillips OF Kingston,
who has been visiting his cousin, Frederic
A. Couchois, at Southampton recently, has
gone to England by way Of Montreal.
The wedding OF Miss Margaret Turnbull
and Charles de Loosely Oelriohs, will be an
autumn event at Morristown, n. j. The
bride-elect has been the guest for some days
Of Mr.. oelrichs's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles M. Oelrichs, at Newport. He is a
nephew OF Hermann Oelrichs, who has
made his home for some years in California
and on the maternal side of Mrs. Theodore
Havemeyer, o abroad. Mr.. n Mrs.
Peter b. Martin, who are remaining for
the summer in California. will reach New
port by September. Miss Blanche Oelrichs,
who has not yet made her social debut, will
no doubt be a bridesmaid at the Oelriohs-
Turnbull wedding. Mrs. Oelrichs gave a
white n green luncheon on Wednesday
for her cons fancee.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Jerome Brown will
pass several weeks in the Adirondacks
and then live in New York. The bride
wal Miss Grace Citing Overton. DR.. Brown
is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Brown
Of this city.
Commodore and Mrs, Elbridge T. Gerry,
who do a deal Of entertaining when in town
and at Newport, as well as on the steam
yacht Electra, where they will have as
many as one hundred guests this week
nave very few friends with them when at
their fine place in the Catskills, where they
pass September, as a rule. 1t is the favorite
home OF the sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, who gave a
big party on Friday night at Inohiquin, will
give other dinners and dances on Fridays
in August, and will also entertain on Henry
Walters's steam yacht Narada. Miss Sadie
Jones, presented last winter, will have as
m UGH or more lone for her as any gikl
going about. With the aid OF a marquee
the cottage affords ample dancing space.
Early in the autumn Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
will have the alteration and enlargement OF
Friedman begun, and a really big ballroom
will be one OF it's features.
The Astors have two unoccupied estab-
ishments at Newport thus far in the sea-
son, Beechwood Mrs. Astor's, and Fried
ham, rented by Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob
Astor. Mrs, j, j. Astor has again made
such a social hit in England that 1t will be
difficult for her to return to this side with
out paying a series OF visits to some Of the
country residences in that country.
Many New Workers. were seen yesterday