New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
Abozxf People and Social Incfdenfe

Putnam. Miss Mildred Hars.ct ,~.
Fisher and Miss Janet Abbott. v-o-. "a ern.
mule and white hats trimmed Win ,,i, N-is
lu1s7- Ahey carried baskets aIIed u-r,r 49, iias
ho"eEs. N lieu Of bouquets. Miss N.,sr-- siF's
fi1eA tne maid Of honor. wore a 49, y. 'r -
--1e- s.iAs with pink straw hat t-Irr-s- - -
Rllih featners- She carried a basket a. 49,. 4-'a
Lao"-lu 4"sae was his brothers tsrt ~ =.
the usheFs were Putnam ~. Morrison. F-,-.~ asf
bridge. Howard Cram. sherman How, - :. --. -.--.
lofy' Edward T. Gross and W. E. Power .'''-
Among those who viii sail for EuroDs 49,
Mr. and Mrs 3. Ritzema de Grove. VIA IN as
the summer abroad '-ri
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave E. Kisssl ara b,,,..
sail Tomorrow for short stay in Euro-o
David s Esleston will sail on wed.o,r,- -
EgestOn viii remain here at her house - -. - -,
street until she goes to her country place -
summer. Is
Among those sailing yesterday for Ei-ro,. 80
French liner Provence. which carried 4 f,r "a n'
plement Of first cabin passengers. v-er. - -
Mrs Alfred Chapin and Miss Grace Chart- -
FORBES Morgan. the Countess Jacques 49,
the Baroness de NeufviiIe and Count 49,
NontesquiOu q
Mr.. and Mrs William Coreoran Eustt- 49,
Washington for their place at Leesburg. vs.
Mr.. and Mrs. August vatabIe and 49,
Vatablo booked to sail on the s. Tr--,.a
morrow. and will 90 direct to Paris. u-h.-. h' =
VIII make an extended automobile tour a, 49,
tinent-
The VicOmte de Faramond. naval attaoss - :.
French Embassy at Washington. Is n - = -
few days. staying at the WaIdorf-Asto5.
1Ir. and Mrs Julian A. Ripley viu
summer at Bernardsville. n j.. where ~ -
taken the JOIine villa.
Mrs. W. RhineIander Stewart. with her es.y...,
Miss Anita Stewart. have moved % tha -.
ct Madison avenue and Gd street. slues - -
parture for Europe OF Mr.. and 1lrs Alfrss 05,,--
with whom they had been staying sfncs esa,- =.
rival from Sioux Falls.
All the plans that have been mads for The v.4-
ding Of Philip LiveFmOre and Miss FaurIs -,
win % modified BY the sudden dsath Of tns -
grOOm's brother John r. Livermors vt',b 49,.
many people n mourning. John Livsrmore uz.,a
son Of the Baroness Raymond de ssHHs-s bv =,
first husband. and married Miss Joss1si.s u
Brooks. daughter OF Nh and Mrs. H M1-ti-r
Brooks
General and Mrs ]. Fred Pierson and Mss Ia,
6uef4ue EleIeO4 VII 4-lNc IONu On IOI~St7r-
spend the summer at Tuxedo.
Mr.. and AIRS. J. Norman De R. Whitshous. hzvs
left town for cruise southwark along tEz c1as,
on board the steam yacht UtOWana as the rlss-s
OF Allison Y. Armour.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. woodward Haven win lss,
town on May % for their place at LAnox. vher.
they viii spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. william h Falconer are az AZ
lantic City for the rest Of the month
Sir Mortimer Durand. who was 20 have SID
last Saturday for England viii start to-neErov
Neither Lady DUrand Miss Josephins Dura1t
viii accompany him. but both viii go 10 Lsnox
Monday for the summer. The Ambassador viTi
join them there on his return from England es-y
next month.
The Marquise de MeFinviIle VINO was Mss Gwen
dOlyn Caldwell, has left town FOR Newport. whers
she is staying at the Muenehinger cottage