New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Society, usual at this time OF the year. Is
absent from town for the weekend. scattered at
Tuxedo. Lakewood and at the various suburban
summer resorts and country houses. especially
Long Island. where the racing season is now under
way. Many people have gone TO Virginia to attend
the tercentennial celebration at jamestown. numer-
Gus yachting parties having been organized in
connection Herewith jamestown indeed will be
the bourne OF many pleasant yachting cruise dur
ing the next two three months and nearly
every who talks OF visiting the exhibition seems
TO have arranged 10 make the trip by instead
OF BY land.
There exodus yesterday 10 Cedarhurst
whore the annual spring meeting Of the Rockaway
/ Hunt Club took place. These races. by reason
of the riders who take part IN the steeplechases.
| always excite a great deal OF interest. and for
once In way the fine weather contributed TO
the success Of the afternoon Next Saturday there
will be meeting OF the kind at Hampstead
under the auspices Of the Meadow Brook Club.
and on Thursday the annual parade OF the Ladies'
Four-in-Hand Club will occur. There will be
about ten coaches In line. and they Will follow their
usual route through Central Park, the review tax
| ing place on the hill 10sth street. Among
those who are expected participate I'm the parade
are Mrs Thomas Hastings Miss Louisa CULVER
| Mrs. ". GOadhy LOew, Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman
/ Mrs. Arthur Iselin Miss Gladys and Miss Dorothea
| Cromwell and Miss Harriet Alexander. who was
| recently elected to the club and who will on that
| occasion make her debut In public as a four-in-
/ hand whip. The parade OF the Coaching Club will
BE- held on Saturday, May H. and not Saturday
next. as has been stated elsewhere II will
| the morning and In lieu OF following the usual
route through the Park will go up Riverside Drive
/ 10 the ClaTemOnt. for luncheon This will enable
/ the members and their guests 20 be taken out TO
| Belmont Park by motor IN time for some OF the
! races. The racing Belmont Park will
| open week from Thursday and viii last until
\ Saturday. May lS
/ Lakewood's annual horse show and gymkhana
/ which viii open Friday and will last over Sat
urday viii. usual. attract many people from
town. \ number OF house parties have been organ
/ tied in connection with the affair. but Georgian
/ Court, where 50 much hospitality is always dis
pensed these occasions. viii remain closed as
George Gould. who Is the president OF the Country
club. which organizes these yearly shows. sailed
| last week for Europe with Mrs Gould and hts
children 10 spend the abroad.
! Every outgoing steamer sails with crowded pas
seuger lists. New York society will be more large
/ " represented during the early summer In Europe
! than before Among those who sailed yester-
! day Mrs Thomas Hitchcock and Center
| Hitchcock. William FtzHugh Whitehouse Sheldon
| Whitehouse, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Van Buren,,
| Mrs. oliver Gould Jennings and Sir Percy Sander
! son. Mr. and Mrs EIbridEe T. Gerry. with Miss
/ Mabel and Miss Angelica Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs.
! James Pinchon and Mrs. William B. Dinsmore ST.
| and Miss Madeline Dinsmore will depart on
| Wednesday.
Numerous weddings for tomorrow and
| Tuesday. the last two days in April Miss Rachel
| Keunedy's marriage Frank Brinley Porter will
! take place tomorrow afternoon at the West SD