New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
NEW YORK SOCIETY,"

Racing. coaching and preparations for the yacht
Ing season occupy a large share Of the activities
Of the fashionable set The open air horse shows
likewise come In for some attention the part of
society. The yachting season promises 90 be an
ceptiOnay brilliant one. and tt looks as e there
would be a larger number OF boats IN commission
this summer than IN any previous year. Many OF
them are In fact already In commission, may
be seen by a glance across Long Island Sound on
any fine afternoon. There have been numerous
steeplechase meetings at Cedarhurst, Lakewood.
Hampstead and other suburban resorts, and on
Thursday next racing will begin at Belmont Park
Provided the weather Is ne the opening there will
be a very brilliant affair. Most Of the county
houses in the neghbOring portion Of Long Island
Will be entertaining large house parties for the
occasion and numerous coaching parties Lunch
parties at the Turs Club have also been ar
ranged for the day while several coaches viii be
put on the road for hiFss making between the
city and Belmont Park each race day, among
them being Alfred g. Yanderbtlts coach Venture.
Calvary Church vas the scene yesterday after
noon of the marriage OF Henry Slack 20 Miss
Rosale COe Campbell daughter OF Mrs. Herbert
Parsons. The bride was dressed IN white satin
trimmed with point lace. with which she wore a
lace veil. She carried a bouquet oe Ilies-of-the-
valley. She was attended bv Miss Martha Town
send maid OF honor. and by Miss Isabella Weth-
erill. Miss Dorothy Pierrspont Edwards. Miss
Elizabeth AuchinclOss. Miss Dorothy Roosevelt end
Miss Gladys JaOQuelln Smith as bridesmaids. Their
1tOCks were OF PINK ana white lace, and their
hats carried out the same color scheme. Ebert
WIlmerdins was the best man and Franklin Stee-
son, Eckfort de Kay. William Kent 1r., Archibald
King. Charles Townsend and Henry NIaury vSore
the usheTs. After the ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. J. Lewis Parks, recep-
tion took place at Mrs. PRrsOns's house, In Madi-
avenue
Another wedding yesterday was that OF Jossph
Livingston Delafeld. Of Mr.. and Mrs Aatur4n
wess1u TN~Q-N
Mary Renwick Sloane. in the Brick Presbyterian
Church, Fifth avenue and S7th street. The bride
was dressed In white satin. trimmed with point
lace the tulle veil being edged with the same ma
terial. and she carried shower bouquet OF lilies
and white orchids. Miss Margaret Sloane was the
maid OF honor and Miss Maize Delaaeld Miss Mary
Van Winckle Miss Harmony Tvyitchel, Miss Mary
HOague and Miss Mary Stewart were the brides
maids. Their frocks were OF white embroidered
muslin. with blue satin strdles. Their hats were
Of blue straw. trimmed with pink roses, % which
hOwers were their bouquets. William J. Little was
the best man and Eugene DelaAeld. Francis and
James Renwick Sloane. Artemas Ward Adrian
fSiernan and Charles Wainwright were the ushers
After the ceremony. which performed by the
Rev. DR.. Henry NJ. van Dyke. OF Princeton Uni
versity. assisted by the rector the Rev. Dr. Will
lam Richards reception was given by the mar
ehts or the BRIDE Professor william NJ sloane OF
Columbia University and Mrs sloane at their
house in East s9th street.
Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. Mrs GeOrge "a Nc
Cleilan. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr Mrs Harry
Payne Whitney. Mrs. stuyvssant Fish Mrs Jar,e,
speyer and Mrs. EssTton Winthrop are among ths
patrOnssses Of a concert 90 Be given by Nina Siam
brich on Tuesday afternoon az Carnegie Hall fOr
the hensht Os tho members OF the Metropolltan
opern Orchestra who lost an their Instruments An
San Francisco The entire proceeds of the entsr-
tsinment viii be devoted 90 pr0vldlng them WITH
instruments.
Among the weddings IN tho near future are
those of Miss Isabella Wctherill. daughter OF Mrs
J. bloomfield wetherin. TO B,rent Le-crts on
May 10, &c the Church OF tho Incarnation Nlisx
WetheFill Is niooo Of Mrs. Stanford White She
viii have Miss Mary Le1erts Miss janet Myers
Miss susan DclanO. Miss Mamie NicOl and Miss
Elizabeth Delafeld her bridal attendants. Th-o-
doFe crane VIII be the best man and NfaFcellus
Hartley Dodge. Charles Butler Walter Powers
Alexander Wetherill. NlOrin Hare Bruce FSalcon.r
and John Bates the ushers. The ceremony win ha
followed by a reception given by Mrs yyetheril
at her house in East S7th street
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