The sun., 1908-06-28
Le Bou1fMier Brothers
West 1u,enty-tid Street.
IN SOCIETY,

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Dancing has been feature Of the big
weddings of June. The festivities at Table
! Rock, the country place OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Pierson Hamilton. after the wedding
on Tuesday in st. Mary's, Tuxedo. OF the
rector the Rev. William Ftz-Simon. and
Miss Ursula Juliet Morgan. resembled those
OF ball. An orchestra played FOR the
dancing in the long gallery.
Mrs. James P. Kernochan will be the
chief entertainer at Newport on July 4,
when she will give her usual big reception
and display Of fireworks. The Clambake
Club will have It's first bake OF the season
on July 4 at Newport. Elisha Dyer. DR..
the president. will be on hand.
Reginald Vanderbilt has been in town
the past week, and Mrs. Vanderbilt has
done much automobiling around Newport.
They will entertain a large house party
over the holidays at Sandy Point Farm.
They have engagements later to attend
various horse shows and will be accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Q. Love.
Alfred g. Vanderbilt is expected home from
Europe next week. Mrs. Elsie French
Vanderbilt, who sails next week for Europe,
is likely to be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel WagstaH. the latter Mise Pauline
French.
Nr. ana MTS- WnUdHl "Ciib oio
due to arrive here from Europe next Satur-
day and no doubt will go on directly IT, to
their Newport cottage. Mr. and Mrs.
George Gordon King arrived yesterday
from their foreign trip.
The Rev. and Mrs. William Fitz-Simon. the
latter Miss Ursula Juliet Morgan. sailed for
Europe last Thursday on the Provence
and will be absent several months. Mrs.
Fitz-Simon is a daughter of the Rev. John
B. Morgan of Paris and they will be with
him for some little time At the wedding
on Tuesday in st. Mary's Church, Tuxedo.
the bride wore some superb jewelry. inolud-
ing a sapphire pendant with diamonds.
which Eel! from n pearl collarette She also
wore long string OF pearls
Mrs. Arthur Mason Jones and her son.
Arthur Mason Jones. sailed for Europe
on the Provence last Thursday. Mrs. Jones
will not return to her residence at 741 Fifth
avenue which is to be dismantled at once
and given up to business. The block OF
dwellings was erected by Mary Mason
Jones, the great grandmother OF the present
Arthur Mason Jones. She originally occu-
pied the lower corner and at her demise the
late Mrs. .Paran Stevens took ten years
lease OF the house. Scarcely two years
elapsed before she died, and her daughter.
the right tenant. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs,
who took up the lease has lived Tor years
in the house
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell Blagden
sailed yesterday from Boston for Europe.
They will be in company for the summer
with Mrs. Blagden's mother. Mrs. Jones.
and her brother. Arthur Mason Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blagden had one ol tns Dig
noon in st. Thomas's Church. 1t will be
wear before the young couple take up their
home in New York. MIR. Biagden will
devote next winter to his studies in the
Harvard Law School.
MIR, and Mrs. H. Lamar Washington.
who passed their first married days at
Lenox. went in their automobile to Manches-
ter, vt, with the run of the Automobile Club
of America. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter,
who are making Observation-Disclosures
their headquarters. went on to New London
for the boat races
Mr. and Mrs George Coon dge Tuttle
will pass the summer in Maine. Their
wedding at the country place OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Freeman.
Ridgewood Hiil was carried out In summer
like effect The couple will return tempo
rarily to be present at the marriage OF the
brides sister, Miss Louise Freeman, who
attended her as maid of honor.
One of the couples who have selected
next Tuesday for their wedding are Miss
Brooke van Dyke and W. Hamilton Gibson,
son of the late William Hamilton Gibson.
The bride Is the oldest daughter Of the
Rev. DIR. Henry van Dyke. The wedding
will be in Princeton. The bride was grad
uated from Smith College In 1904, and the
bridegroom was graduated from Harvard
two years ago. Since the death Of his
father he has lived chiefly at the Sumaco.
Washington. Conn.
Count and Countess Moltke and Count
Eric Moltke sailed on Tuesday for Europe.
Count Giuseppe Gheradesca and Countess
Alberto Gheradesca, who were here for
the last three weeks, sailed on "Wednesday.
Baron and Baroness Fritz Won Hitler and
Count Gabriel de Pontiac sailed for Europe
on Thursday.
Elisha Dysr's services as cotillon leader
are likely to be called upon this summer,
as the dancing element is prominent at
Newport. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney c. Love,
who hnve been married for q year or less,
have a Newport cottage for the hrst time
Mr., and Mrs, Robert L. Gerry are In the
Gerry ecst-las. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r
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