New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Trout fishing will begin Long Island next Sat
urday and on Friday night many Will leave town
bound for the various fishing clubs there. in order
TO be on hand for the opening Of the season early
on the following morning Among the leading
clubs are the South Side Sportsman's. which in
Cludes among its members II. NICK. TTomby, SEN
ator George Peabody Wetmore. Julien T. Davies
and William x. Vanderbilt; the Rassap pea que Club.
to which oliver H. Payne, H. o. Havemeyer and
Grant b SchIey belong; the Suffolk Club. the Long
Island Country Club, the Wyandanch Club and the
NissequOsue Club, each OF which has extensive
preserves. large and commodioUs clubhouses pri-
vate hatcheries and long waiting lists In all these
clubs the sport Is restricted for the first six weeks
TO the members, and only after that time are their
families and friends permitted to share IT,
The Governor General Of Canada and Countess
Grey viii arrive here from Ottawa on Friday for
few days stay, and in order to enable Lord Grey
to attend the dinner given in his honor by the Pill
grims al the WaIdorf-Astoria on Saturday Lord
and Lady Grey while in New York viii be the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph H Choate Their
daughter Lady Evelyn Grey. and their niece Lady
katherine Beauclerk who Will accompany them
from Canada, will stay with W. Butler Duncan at
his house. in Fifth avenue.
On Saturday Mrs Charles B. AIsxander's HOUSE,,
in West 5Sth street will be the scene OF sale in
behalf Of the Country Home for Convalescent
Babies, at Sea Cliff. Miss Emily Sloane Miss Mary
Schieffelln Miss Olivia Cutting Miss Harriet and
Miss Janetta Alexander and Miss Edith Mortimer
as well as other girls who have not vet made their
debut viii take an active part In the affair.
Mrs Charles NJ. Oelrichs and Mss Blanche DEL
richs have returned TO town from their trip to the
West Indies. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs has also ar
rived here from the Pacific Coast.
Mrs William Rhluelander and Mrs ". " Hon
pin among those giving silver cups as prizes
for the tournaments OF the Badminton Club which
now in progress on Saturdays at the 18th Regi-
ment Armory Miss Atterbury. Miss Ethel stsb-
bins F. Ashton De Peyster z. Percy BramwelI
Philip Birckhead, Miss Marion Strong and Goelet
Gallatin are among those taking part in the con-
tests
NIr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt who have been
for the last few days at Havana. will sail to-day
on board their steam yacht North Star for Mexico
Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin will sail on Tuesday for
Europe. During her two months soJouru abroad
her granddaughter. Miss Edith Deacon will stay at
the Convent Of the Sacred Heart, Manhattanville
Eliot Gregory and Mrs. Ferdinand Wilmerding will
also sail on Tuesday for Europe
Reginald 7. Tower. formerly secretary OF the
English Embassy at Washington has now been an
pointed British Minister to Mexico. succeed Sir
George Greyine.
, Mrs bevereux Clapp and her sister Miss Tenia
Wolfe. are staying with the Count and Countess
Rene de Rougemont at their country place In the
department of Eure-et-Loir, and are about to
undertake a motor tour with them through South
ern Europe after which they viii resurn TO Paris
where the count and countess Will spend the sea-
with Mrs. Clapp at her house ia the Rue
Boissiere.
Mr. and Mrs Reginald c. Vanderbilt and their
httls girl Catnleen due here from Southampton
on board The Amerka Thursday. They have
been in Europe since the beginning OF January
Beverly W Robinson is staying for a few weeks
with his mother, Mrs. Robert Emmett Robinson. at
Beverly, Staten Island Mrs. Beverly Robinson
is occupying the lodge Bolton PriOry. the coun-
try place OF Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Fl. Allen at
Pelham Manor.
Mrs. Louis T. Hoyt has returned 70 town from
Washington and is at her house In Fifth avenue
been spending the winter tn New York have re-
turned to Staten Island and at their place on
Dongan Hills
Miss Anita Peabody Miss lone Page Miss Glare
Ellsworth, Miss Ellen Mercer Atterbury and Miss
Elizabeth Starr Will be the bridal attendants OF
Miss Margaret Hammond at her marriage to Louis
Starr on April II at the East s1st street house OF