New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
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wb,tsuntde finds the accustomed haunts Of
fashion here in New York deserted But yacht
and country clubs are crowded to-day while SUD
urban resorts such Ardsley. and more especially
Tuxedo are very gay and festive The annual
migration Newport Bar Harbor and other water
ing places along the coast has already begun. and
the Grand Central terminus bears an aspect Of
Vanity Fair on Friday afternoons owing to the
many members of the smart set who leaving to
spend the weekend in Rhode Island OF in the Berk-
shires. Country seats in the Meadow Brook dis
trict are beginning to close-a sure evidence that
the summer has begun. and by the end of the
month the centre of social gravity will be distrib
uted between Newport, Bar Harbor and Lenox.
With regard to yachting. the prospects for the
season are much brighter than they were few
weeks ago. While there Is no great demand for
boats, many being put into commission
than was expected. and yesterday the Sound
we'll the lower bay dotted in every direc-
ton with sails and with swiftly moving steam
yachts. At Newport Mrs Alfred G.. Vanderbilt
hoisted yesterday on her thirty-footer Caprice the
burgee of the New York Yacht Club. Of which she
has lately been elected flag member. She pur
poses spend all her spare time the water
until sh. sails for Europe with her little boy and
her mother, Mrs. F. o. French. on July H.
Mrs. Cornelius vanderbits entertainments at
New port on the occasion of the annual visit of
fleet of the New York Yacht Cub, and the hos
pitality which she considered it TO be her duty
the wife of the commodore OF the club to extend
to all members thereof, have contributed much
to the brilliancy of the yachting season in past
years that her disappearance from the
hostess this through the recent death
her mother. Mrs Richard T. Wilson a seri-
Gus blow both 10 the yachting world and to the
Newport Mrs. wilson's death has also
placed In mourning Mrs. Ogden Goelet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Goeet and Mr.. and Mrs NJ Orme
Wilson, and this. with the close of Oakland Farm
through the divorce Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Van
Newport summer.
Among the weddings of the week opening to dav
is that OF Miss Carolyn Fellowes and Richard
Lewis Morris of DR.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
Morris In Grace Church Tuesday afternoon at
$780, Miss Felowes will have only bridal at
tendant. her cousin. Miss Harriet Davis Fenove<
Stuyvesant Fish Norris jr. Will act as his brothers
best man ana the ushers will include Craig Colgate
Arthur @. Choate. Roger Fl. Bacon James NJ A.
Darrac. Emlen T. Littell and Herbert Ten Brock
Jacauelin The ceremony will be followed by a
reception given by the parents of the bride
Colonel and Mrs. Cornelius FeIIowes at their hous.
in East Slst street.
Another wedding of note will be that OF Miss
Georgiara Harding FAIR and Fletcher Harper sib
ley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram w Sibley on
Wednesday next. in ST Marks Protestant Episconsl
Church. West Orange. Miss Ethel Roosevelt
daughter of the President. VIII be ons OF the
Alexander. Miss Corneiia Lee, Miss Susan ssds
wick Miss Margaret Lee. Miss Marion FAIR ana
Miss Urling Sibley William Rush Farr a small
brother Of the bride. will offclate as her mage
Malcolm d. Sloane William O'DonneIl Isen
Gordon Arthur Smith. James Parrish Henry Elliott
Corbett OF Portland Ore: George Burnett of Bos-
ton Barclay Harding Farr and T. II. Powers Farr
tr.. and William @. Oakman. jr, will be the usbers
and Thomas Spencer. of Rochester, N V the hest
man. The ceremony Will be followed By a weddnv
breakfast given by Mr.. and Mrs. T. FL Powers
Farr. the parents of the bride. at their place In
West~Orsnge, N. j.
Frederick Browsters marriage to Miss Nar~,rat
B. Fitch daughter OF John g. Fitch will TAX. MAJ.
In Trinity Church. New Haven Conn., on Thursday
The bridegroom Is OF Mrs BENJAMIN Rrsu,
ster. OF New York. and brother of Mrs OLIVER
Gould Jennings Mrs. Benjamin Brewster will .,
on to her country place IN Cazenovia N v srtar
her sons wedding
sim another wedding OF the week Is thar q,
Miss Mabel A Lewis. daughter of Mrs Walter p.r
ron Lewis. and Albert b. stoughton Bell OF Cam
bridge Mass. in Trinity Chapel where the cara
msny Will be performed BY tho Rev. Gibson gsu
brother OF the hridssresrA s1sistsA ~ he ~.