New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-10
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

NEW YORK SOCIETY.
Polo and yachting are the order oi ."0
day lust at present The former Is keepihe
a number OF people at their places on LoAs
Island. and the games at CedarhurSl a"1
Meadow Brook are the occasion OF much
1 hospitality at the various country
within motoring distance OF the heids OF
| ,ha rsockav,av Hunt and Meadow Brook
| clubs. The abandonment OF the pro1ecteo
visit of the English team, which was 10
| have made an attempt 70 recover the inter
national polo cup won last year by Harry
| PAYNE Whitney's team IN England, is a
| great disappointment TO all those interested
| in the game, and will have the effect OF
! advancing the date Of the departure OF MI
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney for Europe
Indeed they are now expected 70 sail at
! the end of this week
| As for Yachting. the New York Yacnt
| Club has been holding races OF Newport
Yesterday and on Friday. and SATURDAY VIII
be the opening day Of the L1rcnnont race
meet which attracts pleasure craft lroin
| all points OF the Sound While snah Doals
| appear as numerous as ever, there are
| fewer OF the big steam yachts IN coHlnlIs
sion than last year, and 1t is doubtful
|
| than a month hence at New London. under
| the orders of Commodore Arthur Curtlss
James. for the annual cruise Of the New
York Yacht Club, Will make as good a
/ showing as usual Among those who VIII
be absent are Henry A. 9. Taylor, VINO
went abroad with Mrs Taylor last week
and whose Wanderer has not been put II
commission this year. and Mr.. and Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt who are booked 70 go
abroad on Tuesday week for stay OF sew
eral months in Europe. where they Will JOIN
their yacht, the North Star Otner Dig
yachts missing from the scene VIII De the
Valiant of William K Vanderbilt. ST., MIS-
Robert GoeIet's steam yacht Mamma, WHICH
can boast OF having been visited Dy more
European ROYALTIES than any other Arner1-
can boat af1oat and George Goulds steam
yacht ATLANTA
Commodore Jarnes's plan Of deferrtng the
races for the Kings trophy ana 1oT the
Astor cups until the return Of the meet 70
Newport from Martha's Vineyard, instead
OF letting them take place on the way up
Is considered an excellent move, because IL
would have the effect OF keeping the squad
ron together throughout the cruise, instead
Of scattering as soon as the races are
over. WITHOUT making the remainder OF the
trim as 20 many members Of the New York
club have been in the habit OF doing IN
former years.
Among the weddings of the week are two
Of considerable interest to New YORK So
ciety One Is the marriage Of Stuyvesant
Fish, tr., TO Miss L Mildred Dick, and the
other that of the son OF Robert Bacon
Ambassador 10 France, TO Miss Priscilla
ToIand. The wedding OF stuyvesant Fish
he n
PhiIip-in-the- Highlands, at Garrtson-on-
the-Hudson. where the parents Of both
bride and bridegroom have country places
Owing to the recent death Of Sidney Web
ster, an uncle Of the bridegroom. the we'd
ding will be a quiet affair. The ceremony
will be followed by a small reception at the
Lodge the summer home Of Mr.. and MIS-
Evans P Dick the parents OF the Drloe- /
She Will have only one attendant, namely /
Mrs Alexander Williams. Of Philadelphia
The bridegroom, who IS son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and q grandson OF
the late Hamilton Fish, Secretary OF state
during the Presidency OF General Grant /
will have his brother. Sidney W Fish, as /
hest man, and his ushers Will include Ay-
mar Johnson. Buell. HOLSTER, Chalmers (
Wood Hamilton Fish, il, John Dix. G l. /
Lawrence, Fairrnan R. Dick. Evans Rogers 4
DICK, IT., Albert LdDlI oAI0 O10@ ~
Sloane.
Gaspar Grig7vold Bacon's marriage on !
SATURDAY. TO Miss Priscilla Toland also VIII 1
be a country wedding It will take place Ct
Aubrey. the summer home Of Nj and Mrs !
Edward Dale Toland, the brides parents, al :
White Marsh, Penn. Among those present /
will be the American Ambassador TO France, /
with Mrs Robert Bacon and Miss Bacon /
who arrived a fortnight ago from Paris 20 /
attend the wedding. Elliot G. Bacon, who /
rowed in the Harvard eight in the Harvard
Yale boat race last month, Will be his
brothers best man
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, IT., are
now settled in a cottage that forms one OF
a group at Niramar, a suburb of Santa Bar
bara, Cal
Mrs. Richard Townsend. after spending =
week in town at the Plaza sailed yesterday !
for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs Francis T. Luquer Lane
and their son-in-Iaw and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs W A Rembert Hall. have arrived at
Narragansett Pier for the summer.
gone 10 their camp in the Adirondacks for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs John H Hammond went 70
Lenox yesterday, where they the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane at
Elm Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis Morris will go
to the White Mountains on Friday to spend
the remainder If the summer
Mr. and Mrs ]. Allen Townsend. who
have been at Ardsiey for several weeks,
will go to Bar Harbor within the next few
days TO spend cne remainder OF the season
Mr. and Mrs. De Lancey Nicoll will ar
rive in town rom Southampton. Long Isl
and, tomorrow. 10 rem.,in for few days
The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Shiprnan, who
are in Southampton for a short time. will .
return TO the city tomorrow.
The American Ambassador TO Russia aud
Mrs. ". W. Rockhill sailed for Europe yes
-erday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. IT..
nave left Tarrytown for Seal Harbor, Ne.
where they will spend the season
Mrs. Henry S. Warner is spending the
summer with her daughter Mrs Taber