The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

! for the lawn fete To he given on neEl
Wednesday at Oakland Farm. Alfre1 O.
Nanderbilt's country place At Portsmouth
for the beneiit Of NJ. MAry's Church at
South Portsmouth Mrs. Vanderbilt hAN
/ the PROMISED assistance OF several 81 the
smart.sst maidens now at Newport IN
carrying out details, also the patronage II
cottagers generally at the resort, Nara
gansetI Pier and jamestown. Harold
=. Vanderbilt. a. his father William n.
Vanderbilt formerly WAS, ~ tremendously
absorbed in yachting and ~ now cruising
about the New England coast on his
schooner yacht the NKgrant and paying
visits tn friends along shore Incidentally
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt are
planning To make their trip To the other
side IN July on their steam yacht the
North Star Mrs. Vanderbilt gave a
luncheon yesterday a. beauieu. Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt. Jr.. entertained At
a dinner in town on Wednesday night.
Mrs }. Picrpont Morgan il hooked to
sail for Europe next Saturday. 7. J.
Oakley Rhinelander will also leave on
that day Mrs Rhinelander has been
on the other side during the last few
months Mrs - n y Belmont. who has
remained much longer on this side than
hefors for a long period. left on Nednes-
day for England She will he with her
daughter. the Duchess Of Marlborough. for
a time.
Mrs Hamilton Nick Twombly was the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. William A.
W. Burden. at Deepden. the place she has
taken at Ienox with her little children
for few days and returned to town
during the week MIR and Mrs. William
Douglas Sloane passed only a day or two
in town after their arrival from Europe
and went to their country place at lenox
last week They have big family house
party with them for over the Fourth.
and there will 10 the usual grand display
of fireworks at Elmhurst tomorrow
ight Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne Whit
ney are now at their Newport cottage.
Cards are here for the wedding on next
Thursday Of Miss Elizabeth Clarke and
Ashton Devereut OF Philadelphia. Tho
place Of tho brides mother. Mrs
" Clarke. at Scranton. Pa. will
he the scene OF the event. Only relatives
and intimate friends will witness the
ceremony to he performed by the bride
grooms urcle, Archbishop RYAN OF
Philadslphia MIR DevereuT is n son Of
Mrs. Edmund : Bowen Of Philade Ihia
he and his bride will leave on next Satur-
day for Europe for the summer
Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley. one Of the
many rich New York widows Of the fash
onable circle. returned from abroad
last week after a stay Of several months
This gives the impression that the wed
ding Of her dau ter with Count Pierre
Cartel Of Paris. whose engagement has
peen announced recently, will he an
autumn event IN town Miss Ripley. who
II quite as French as many New York
are British. made her social
mt At
very smart big hall given for her by
her grandmother Mrs Henry Il Hyde, |
~ Sherry's This was just before the ball
given 10y her uncle. James Hazen Hyde.
AZ the same place Mis- Ripley who has
probably have a hug dot bestowed on her |
~ her rich relatives She introduced
'ount I.azzlo SZSchenyi To his wife the |
former Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer, Of Phila-
ielphia. who will be the guest after the
= edding of her son MIR Fell. and Miss !
at NarrAganEett Pier to-mor- |
row Of her sister IN law. Mrs John X |
Drexel. at her Newport cottAge. will be |
constantly entertained Mrs. Van hens- |
-slaer entertains herself constantly IN |
lavish fashion at her town house her |
uuntry place. Camp Hill. and when on /
her Yacht A. Mr. Fell she became one /
~ omen
When Dr and Mrs John y Wal ker |
-aturn from their wedding journey they |
sill hive az the home 81 the latter : father.
'harles l. Hacksta1. East Fifty-fourth |
,treet Mr. and Mrs John de Roven
3ow-n. who were married on June n.
will travel for the ensuing twelve months
n Europe and on their return will settle
n Chicago Mr. Bowen has just been
graduated from Yale MIR and Ms
fohn Russell Sheehan left for Europe
IN Thursday and will make an extended
mp Mr. Shcehan 10 tn" elder son Of
IOhn Sheehan. the contractor. and a
Of his trm Mr. and Mrs Edgar
Drumm are Of on an automobile honey
noon trip through the New England
states tIrs Drumm was Miss Hazel
evils Matlack and their big wedding at
y = on "Wednesday was at
ended by guests from Philadel phiA,
Few York and other places.
Col samuel Pomeroy Colt now known
o New Workers as tho father-in-law 81
he former Ethel Barrymore. will give
ne ~ the interesting festive affairs OF
Rhode Island Tomorrow II will he in
eleb ration Of the IOOth anniversary Of
he De Wolf homestead, the ancestral
ZONE Of the Colt family. Bristol.
The former Miss Lydia X. Hartman
Brown. now Mrs. Henry Metcaf Fiske.
= the posse-sor 81 two broad and long
,olnt Lace scarfs which were her grand |
Mothers, Mrs stewart Brown At the
seddlng on Tuesday afternoon one Of
hese formed the drapery on the fine white
attn gown and the other was the veil
.lr and Mrs Fiske will pass their honey
noon IN Canada and IN the early autumn
will 60 on To Concord. y II to live Mr. |
'iske il one of the masters 81 st Pauls
school
Mrs.. GOelet Gallatin and Mrs Frnnci-
8urrall Hoffman have bs'en tremendously
in carrying out the preliminary
for the military circus and
Eild west show At Southampton. l.. j. for
he. benefit Of the Thr-e Arts Club In New
FORK and the Southampton Hospital.
There WIS n preliminary perform ance
yesterday, hut tomorrow viii he the great
iay and will afford deal of xcite ment for
,ottagers at the resort Two big grand
'tands have been put up ON the grounds
md "A parking space for IOO automobiles
las been arranged On the active committee
Jesides Mrs. Gallatin and Mrs. Hoffman
ire Mrs. Morris T. Carnegie and Henry =.
Robbins. Alfred Schernerhorn. GOelet
iailatin. Graham Youngs and Latham r.
Reed. sixty members II Squadron A,
New York National Guard and many we'll
Inown Long Island riders will take part