The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-06

Ton N snelsey fhls wceh, WITH Incidental
imprcmptu pafsiea gecuiIaf 70 May
Tn London s-aaon viii IN say bue hrlsf,
and King Edward viii M, Fcaeh ths nssrcp.
oils nnioh In sdvancs ~ The nras drawing
rooe1. The marriage u HE niece Princess
Ena With Elns Alfonso wit be tia signal
for the rial sOciel eayvty 20 begin tn!
New Yofkera who bad The priyile&e ~
entertainina ne hr'de's brosher prnes
autumn, have alg0 been fortunate In eeuur.
ing cards fUr tho nuptiala on June ! NJ
Madrid. Thefe will bs such q pageant
No only oan b. Witnessed NJ intervals OF
years, aside from tho historical interest
Of tho event.
Mrs John Jacob Aston. who goes abroad
this week. will not entertain or attend
at functions during the London season.
II 10 likely 60 be we'll into July before she
returns 20 this aide and goes ~ Newport.
Probably then Mr.. and Mrs. W Waldorf
Aston, Jr, and the Duke and Duchess 81
RoxburRhe and q coterie Of other intimate
friends will cLme over and visit the resort.
The Duchess Of Roxburghe and Mrs. W.
Waldorf Aston, Jr., are great ohums and
were recently together on q shopping. trip
In Paris. The Duchess vas also one 81 the
few present at the Astor-Shaw wedding
the other day. Mrs, Ogden Goelet's great
establishment at Newport, almost AZ little
used for years a. Marble HOUSE, IL already
being prepared for Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Goelet, who last summer rented a cottage,
but were no sooner In 10 than out again
to join the Taft Philippine party. or rather
Miss Roosevelt, one OF their own brides
maids in Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt are
entertaining a number Of friends, including
the Austrian Ambassador and Nine. Hem
gelmuller, at their country establishments at
Hyde Park. Baron and Baroness Hengel-
miller go this month to Bar Harbor for
several weeks and will afterward 60 TO
Lenox. Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt will pass
some Of the summer at their Japanese
camp in the Adirondacks. which has caused
q deal Of interest by its unique buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald~C Vanderbilt are
just now sojourning at the irondac
Mr.. and Mrs. August Yatable, who sailed
yesterday on the st. Louis, will go direct
TO Paris and will make an extended auto
mobile tour. Sir Henry Mortimer Durand,
the Britj3h Ambassador, who sailed on the
Etruris, plans only a short stay on the
other side and win go directly to Lenox
on his return. Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav T..
Elssel, who sailed yesterday. will pass
part Of the summer abroad, and on their
return will go to their country place In
New Jersey Tor q time.
Howard Martin and his fancee, Miss
Justine de Peyster, are among the couples
to be married in june who are having q
succession Of dinners given in their honor.
The wedding will be celebrated on Thurs
day, June IA, at Tivoli, N. Y. Mrs. Garret
B. Kip will attend her sister as matron OF
honor, and there will be no bridesmaids.
Frederick Townsend Martin will assist
his brother. the bridegroom, who Is q
widower, as best man, He acted also in
Martin, Jr., at his marriage with Miss
Phipps, in Scotland. Mr.. Martin and
Miss de Peyster are going on Tuesday OF
next week to Washington, where they
will be the guests Of Gen. William 3. Roohes-
ter, whose wife, the late Mrs. Rochester.
was Mr.. Martins sister, Miss de Peyster's
collection Of bridal gifts is becoming large
and valuable, as both she and Mr.. Martin
have a great many relatives as well as
friends: She will probably wear the dia-
in-law, Frederick Townsend Martin, with
her bridal finery, and very possibly the
diamond hail comb from Mr.. Martins
nephew, Bradley Martin, Jr.
Mrs. William Rhinelander will give q
luncheon on Wednesday. Mr., and Mrs.
Rhinelander will summer again at Spring
Lake. N, j.. where their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander,
have taken a cottage and go In August to
the Oriental Hotel. t. j.: Oakley Rhine
lander, their elder son, will be with them
and his wife will summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri and Mrs.
Fabbri's mother. Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard,
sail from Europe for home next Tuesday.
Mr.. Fabbri's brother, Alessandro Fabbrii
who also comes over, will pass the summer
with him at Bar Harbor. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy sail from the
other side on Wednesday and will 60 to
their country place at Hampstead on their
arrival. Mrs. Lewis Leland Pierce, who
is now in Venice, will make short stays at
Milan, Nice and Luoerhe before returning
to Paris and London en- route for this side
in July.
Belmont Park will be the rendezvous for
society on Thursday, May 10, the date OF
the opening, and the coach Venture will
be put on the road and fooled by Robert L..
Gerry and Alfred @. Vanderbilt.
Miss Cornelia Hartman Of 1 East Fifty
fifth street has tickets on sale for an
amateur benefit performance to be given
In aid Of the San Francisco sufferers next
Thursday evening, May TO-. at the Savoy
Theatre, when 1.-The Sohoolmistress', will
be presented. The audience Is likely to
be a fashionable one, and the ~patronesses.
include Mrs. Stanford White, Mrs. Prescott
H. Butler, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney,
Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne, Mrs. 2. Il: Harri-
man, Mrs. George II. Clark, Mrs. Morgan
Dix, Mrs. Robert Goelet, Mrs. Douglas
Robinson.
Il ia not likely that Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mortimer Brooks will do any entertaining
during the Newport season. owing to the
recent demise Of their son-in-law, John Il.
Livermore. Their daughter, Mrs. Liver
more, lie probably the youngest as well as
one Of the w~ealthiest widows Of the cottage
set. Her s~ister-in-law, Mrs: Reginald
Brooks, is a sister Of Mrs. W. Waldorf
Aston, Jr., who was Mrs. Mamie Lang
horne Shaw. Mrs. Brooks has always been
a lavish entertainer, her methods being OF
the wholesale fashion, which formerly
prevailed with Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes,
now abroad. She has spent far and away
more on floral decorations than any matron
at the resort, making great displays ~
American Beauty roses when they y@e
quite out Of season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fletcher Godfrey