New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-15
People and Social lncfden

7 the Atlantic Coast there Is much =.
! displayed in preparing the boats ~
mission. The opening races take Il.
/ the end OF next week. when the -
Yacht Club win lead Off with cons.
schooners. sIoops and yawls. open "a
OF any recognized yacht CLUB ana
sailed of the point Of Sandy Hook
the features to be noted IS the fs.s
John Jacob Astcr has sold his vscs.
NourInahal. and has purchased Mrs
ner r. Ieeds's boat, the Norma. ara
| the Electra IS likely to be seen a..
great deal more this summer than -
fore, owing to the fact that her -
| Commodore EIbridge T. Gerry, FOR ~.
I time In many years has given I5 =.
nuaI trip 70 Europe and IS staying =,
side OF the Atlantic. owing 20 the ir,-.
ing wedding OF HIS. son Peter to Mis-
thilde Townsend az Washington.
As pointed out last Suuday, the ~
at Newport and other smart suu-5s.
sorts on this side OF the Atlantic ~
more animated and longer in dura;loa
| for many year past This Is dus !.
fact that the death Of Edward v5r
gether with court and national rnor--
! in England, has put an end to any -
/ IN London. where everything IS wraar..
| gloom. and where Americans who had :
ed houses and apartments for the ssss~
| big figures are now getting rid Of tees
great pecuniary sacrifices and hsSs.-
/ nome Some OF them viii go TO their
| try place. on returning but the ra..
| will betake themselves straight % Nsz-.J
| TO Bar Harbor, etc, where the sezs,,
stead Of beginning IN August. as usssi
! likely to Re we'll under way By TIE e-s
| next month.
! Here in New York a number o. aaz,
still at halfmast in memory OF King
ward. especially those OF Fifth sz~
clubs which have Enz1izh associations
affiliations. and will remain 80 unit
| funeral at Windsor on Friday. war
memorial service IA to take place in Tn
| Cnurch simultaneously with the Ohssc
at Windsor. The service at Trinity III
attended by the British Consul Gsr.z
/ Courtenay Walter Bennett, g. T. z 5v
i British Consul. the Hon Reginald VA
/ NJ. V. D. Cwllose brother was master u
/ ceremonies 10 the late King. By the -
I bars Of the British Consular staff and h-
foreign consul geusrals; also sy the rsr
/ sentatives of the leading British soesssl
! the local authorities and ty some n /
more prominent English residents II 4
city. It will be siuiIar to the ssFvics 4
! in OLD Trinity on the day Of QussE
| toria's funeral. nine years sso.
/ Many saiIings for Europe have beer q!
/ ceIIed, and the tide Of ocean travel s 4
pected to turn within the next fortais-s
instead Of in July. One big steamship 1
/ yesterday with only sixty cabin passsns7
/ instead of being crowded Indeed. incc-
| ing liners are already almost as hear.
| freighted with we'll known people az "a
1 leaving New York. and this coming al
going furnishes plenty Of life and snirl
| ton on the days Of sailing and arrival 4
/ usual the very moment that passensi
/ land they seem to think It necessary
| hasten off to the fashionable rsstar-a-
/ for the purpose OF meeting their fFis-l
at luncheon OF 5 O'Clock tea, IN order
plans for the summer.
Defying popular superstition about VI
diugs in May. Miss Madeline BOrland I
be married on Tuesday next to CIarens|
| Pe1I in the Church Of the Incarnation.
attendants viii include her sister, Az
whose marriage to VI. Orme Wilson.
has been set for June S. and Miss HI
Cester. Miss Priscilla Stanton and y
Leila Haven. Griswold LO-flIar5 VIII
the best man. and the usheTs viii bel
Orme Wilson, jr.: Arthur Russell. FL
nond Talbot. Charles T. Brown. 3toa
NewnalI. of Providence. and Charles II
ard, Of Boston. The ceremony will Us 4
lowed by reception given By the pars
of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nelson B
land, at their house, IN East S7th street
Another wedding OF the week win
that OF Miss Helen FIRTH TO Hendrix II
/ son. on Thursday. at the West 9Th SITS
home of the brides father. Edward Fl
The bride will be attended by her sst.
Louise, by Miss Antoinette Heckscher 4;
Miss Anne Gardiner. The bridegroom. v
gave his farewell bachelor dinner at 81
rvs last night. and vino is a son Of
and Mrs. Charles L. Hudson. viii EsSs
brother. Hans Kierstede Hudson, Is
best man, the ushers consisting OF R0gl-
Stebbins. Alfred Wagstaf. jr.. Walter 1Es2
and c. Alan Hudson
Mrs. Harry Payne whitney. Mrs. 4 g.
don Norrie and a number Of other 81
known women are the patronessss Of
entertainment which is to be given
Thursday next or the root garden OF g
Waldorf-Astoria In behalf OF a find Z
the establishment OF a gymnasium q
playground for the children OF the GFs'
witch House Settlement. It viii be N !
nature of a dramatic performance. %
traying life among the Indians. and vfi
followed by a pantOTnime and a daHca
On the same afternoon there viii 5e O. !
interesting entertainments on the 81
order in the palm garden Of the Casino ]
Central Park for the benefit of the p
York Diet Kitchen. There viii be 2
music, a cafe chantaut and Chants1
| fete The patronesses include Mrs. JSsi
W Hartman. Mrs. Edward 6. HoTt "
William r. Wilcox. Mrs. William ~
| DemOrest. Mrs. James Speyer. Mrs. 6eA
I. Wilson and Mrs. Ernest ThomiT1
Seton.
Miss Louise ". Johnson. dauEaIs1
Mrs. J. ". Johnson. will be insrfisa
s. B. Carpenter on Jurs IN ca
! Church. New Brunswick. y J. Miss r.
Johnson will be her sisters maid OF .
and nnI-r attenffanf Charles Carrtl-