New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

/ West 142d street. is OF the most picturesqus
villas overlooking the Hudson. standing IN the
! midst OF large GROUNDS. AlrS- HOsuSe "~' N
| Noel
| Another wedding on Thursday next ia that OF
| Marshall Mclean to Miss Helen Houston Hornans
| AZ the home of the brides mother Mrs. Sheppard
Homans in West 18th street. Both the bride and
| bridegroom. the latter a member OF the law firm
of Cleveland & Cleveland. have achieved note as
tennis players.
The date Of the wedding OF Stowe Phelps to
Miss Edith Catln St. Luke's Church. IN Norris
| town, is set for July 6. AnseI Phelps Will act
his brothers best man. but there will be bridal
attendant, and the wedding will be quiet
owing to the fact that Mrs Julius Catlin. the
mother of the bride, is in mourning After tho
| ceremony they will start on wedding trip around
the world and will make the trip across Asia by
means OF the Siberian Railroad. returning TO town
in November in time for the season
Mrs stuyvesant Fish, who owing TO the prepa-
ratons for the wedding of her daughter
Marian has been but little at her place on tho
| Hudson this spring. leaves there this week by
automobile with party OF friends for Newport
and will witness the boat races at New London
en- route. She has issued invitations for dinner
TO one hundred for the Fourth OF July az
hec place at Newport. and It will be the first OF
long series of hospitalities at Crossways. Mrs.
James P. Kernochan will, have her customary n
dependence Day reception the same date. and
the Clambake Clup VIII nave tS annudI outing on
Gooseberry Island. under the presidency OF Elisha
Dyer. in the absence abroad OF Center Hitchcock.
Among the features of the Newport season VIII
be the return Of Mrs. Robert Goelet. ST. who has
been spending the last week Kie for the regatta
there but who IS sailing for America almost i'm
mediateIy. After an absence from the Rhode Isl
and resort extending over period OF nearly ten
years she has announced her intention OF opening
her place on Narragansett avenue. where she viii
give number OF entertainments In August II ID
not Vet decided whether she will bring biz
steam yacht the Nahma. over or leave il in Euro
pean waters. Another feature is the reOpening OF
wakehurst. which, after being in the market for
some time. has been withdrawn by its owner J. J.
Van Allen and is to be occupied this summer bv
Mr. and Mrs. J. Laurens Van Allen who have
been abroad for year. Vineland. however will
remain closed. as Mr.. and Mrs H Mex Twou6ly
and Miss Ruth Twombly have decided to go abroad
next month, sailing July 10. On the other hand,
it is announced that Mr.. and Mrs. Waldorf Astor
will De at Newport this summer. staying with Miss
ZeIa Gi5bes, at Fairhaveu; that Mr. and Mrs.
Henry CIews, jr., who spent last summer in ths
south OF England Will again be at Newport this
season and that Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson
may open Beechwood for few weeks though
there is no prospect of Mrs Astor. ST. being seen
there Is summer.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and her children ars
due here this week from Europe. after having spen.
the last month at Bad Nauheim. On their arrival
J they will go at once 10 Newport for the summer.
Cornelius Vanderbilt returned 10 this country soma
three four weeks ago board his yacht.
the North Star. bringing with him a party ot
friends including Almeric Paget. b-other-in-aw Ot
Harry Payne Whitney and young Lord AngIssey.
James J. Van Allen. who has been spending the
last month in Canada at his fishing club on the
RestigoucEe River returns to-day. and after
spending a few days at Newport is booked 10 sail
for England on Saturday next
II is not dancing but the subscription dance
which is going out OF fashion and which has led
the governors OF the Casino Newport 20 decide
20 omit the regular weekly dances. which have
been fixed institution there IN past summers. IN
town too. many OF the so-cared dancing classes
have gone out OF existence and those which sill
linger have cut down the number OF their enter
tainments 1t is felt that with the plethora OF pr
vate entertainments taxing to the utmost the IN
Genuity Of hostesses 10 get an evening. there IS
longer any room for these subscription dances
which at the best SAVIOR Of provincialism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Potter Read are receiving
congratulations the birth OF a son on Thursday
last at the home Of Mrs Reads parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin II. Weatherbee. in Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt jr.. have
gone to Newport for the week end and are staying
with Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs-
Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzhush whitehouse have
likewise gone TO Newport FOR the season. and ara
established NJ EastboCrne Lodge for the summer
DR. and Mrs Francis T. KiunicUtt sail rom
Europe the end of this week and on their
rival here viii SO 10 their place M0rristown
y. J.. for the summer Mrs. Richard Gambriu viii
sail also from Europe this week and her ar
rival Will SO 10 Newport for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont. il, have taken
a place At Southampton for the season and will
thus be near neighbors of Mrs. Belronts sister.
Mrs W. Scott Cameron. who has purchased tbs
Livingston cottage, on Gin Lane built a large ad-
ditlon thereto and renamed il The Moorings.
Mrs. J. Henry Smith and her daughter Mss
Anita Stewart. have again changed their plans and
Will spend Il part Of next winter in New York hay-
ing rented apartments at the New Plaza Hotel
from October l. Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Gould
will likewise spend next winter at the Plaza 50
will also Mr. and Mrs E f. Thomas and CoIonI
and Mrs. William Jay.
DIR. T14FT'S TRIP ENDS.