The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07

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they will soon go on to the Reid camp in,
the A~dirondacks. While in London Mrs
Reid, who sailed yesterday, and her hus-
more entertaining and on a much grander
scale h any previous American diplo-
matte representative.
MIR. and Mrs. Stowe Phelps started yes
terday on their honeymoon jaunt. which is
to extend around the world. They expect
TO be back in New York, which will be their
home. next December. Mrs. Phelps was
Miss Edith r. Catlin and is a daughter Of
Mrs. julius Catlin. The costume she wore
esterday a 1.-THE wedding. celebrated at st.
L uke's Church, Morristown. was just re-
Gently made in Paris and brought over
from Paris by her mother and herself
when they returned recently, as were the
others of the trousseau. Ansel Phelps
assisted his brother as best IN Mr..
Phelps is a son of the late Charles Phelps.
sity was known facetiously as Phelps. the
murderer" having resisted hazing to the
extent of firing a pistol. which fortunately
did no particular damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould ara motoring
on the Continent. Kingdom Gould and
Jay Gould, Sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. George j.
Gould. are due to arrive here next Satur-
day, July -. on the Adriatic. They made
an extensive automobile tour with their
parents while abroad. Mr.. and Mrs. Gould
will remain on the other side until late in
the summer and will stay for n time at
Aix-les-Bains Their daughter, Miss Mar
jorie Gould, who has been Ill since she has
been away, is now with them. Meanwhile
others Of the family, Vivien Gould. George
Gould, Edith Gould and Gloria Gould, are
on Mr.. Gould's yacht the ATLANTA, now at
Southam pton, England.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Cutting Lawrence,
who were married last spring, are now at
Seabright in a cottage they nave taken for
the season. Mr.. Lawrence will take an
active part in polo playing. Mrs. Law
renee has passed her summers heretofore
in the neighborhood. as her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. V. Loew, q v a place, Wave
Crest, at Monmouth Beach, and also her
brother, W. Goadby Loew.
Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley, one Of the
rich and attractive widows, is now at
her country house at Hampstead, l.. l., |
where she has several friends with her for
the week end. Miss Anna Ripley, who is
one OF the rich girls going about, will ac-
company her to Saratoga soon and they
will be with Mrs. Ripley's mother, Mrs.
Henry B. Hyde, who il one OF may i'm
pressed with the idea that an annual visit
Is that her son, James Hazen
HyGe, will come on TO New York for next
II not his family will join him on
the other side for a winter trip
Among the returning voyagers expected
this week are Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T..
Gerry, Miss Angelica Gerry and Miss Mabel
Gerry, who are due to arrive on Tuesday, |
July 0. They will go direct to Newport
for the season. and in September to their
place in the Catskills. Robert l..
Gerry has been awaiting their arrival at
Newport. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Livingston
are also due TO arrive this week,
and also Mrs. Newbold Morris. DIR. and
Mrs. W. b. James, who have been recently /
through Cornwall, Wales and
I orkshire to Edinburgh, will arrive on next
Wednesday.
Although the invitations have been gen.
eral for the wedding in st. Andrews Dune
Church. Southampton, L. l., on Saturday,
July 20, Of Miss Elizabeth A. Morton and
Sidney y. Breese, only the relatives and
intimate friends ave been asked 10
the breakfast afterward to be given by
and Mrs. Alexander Logan Morton at
their cottage The prospective bridegroom
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence
Breese. Mrs. Breese was Miss Frances
Potter. Her mother, the first
wife of Robert h. Potter. died when a mere
girl. She In said TO rave been a great
II Sidney s. Breese and his bride
take the customary European bridal jaunt
they will likely reach England in time to
attend the marriage of the formers cousin,
Miss Anne Breese, to Lord Alastair Innes-
her, n younger brother of the Duke of Rox-
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes made
The trip from their country house at Moro
ton, Conn, to their new cottage at Lenox
during the week in their automobile. Miss
Stokes, an unmarried daughter,
evidently in accord with other members
Of her family. having just recently fitted
up a couple Of houses she bought as a home
and family went to Lenfy every summer,
but gave their great place, Shadowbrook,
up after Mr.. Stoke met with the riding
accident which cost him<a leg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stokes and party/came back after
passing their Fourth at Lemon and will
not return to their new place until the early
autumn and will meanwhile go TO their
in the Adirondacks. Their daughter,
who was Baroness Halkett, passes much
Of her time in that locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wheaton Vaughn
are among the newly welded who are So
for the summer at East Hampton,
]. MIR. Vaughn is a son Of Mrs. Henry
". hEayshn-Sf-7sE ss.EiftSEoarthe street.