New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

| Social activity or an dltogeher exceps
tional character will prevail here, as we'll
4, as in England, during the week opening
to-day. On yonder side Of the Atlantic n.
London great world, end also thousands OF
visitors from this country, will have their
attention absorbed by the great Intema.
tonal Horse Show at Olympia, which opers
tomorrow, with Alfred G. Vanderbilt, J.
w. Hartman and Judge William n Moore
among the exhibitors.
On Tuesday the Royal Ascot races VIII
begin. and will continue during the re.
ma!nder OF the week. The track IL situated
within the limits OF Windsor Great PARK.
and II will be a memorable Ascot not only
by reason Of It's taking place IN the coro.
nation month but also because II Is the
first Ascot which the new sovereigns Of ths
British Empire Will attend in state as King
and Queen. Last year they were absent
from the races owing TO the mourning for
| King Edward But this Ascot BIDS fair 10
prove memorable by reason OF the pomp
and splendor which will mark the presence
of the reigning house. and among those In
the royal Enclosure there will be a constd.
| cradle number OF men and woI.en well
known in New York society who have re-
ceived official invitations. ,
Here. in and around New York, tire pr,n-
cipal features Of the programme CT tie
week will be number Of weddings, tire
annual horse show at Tuxedo and likewise
the twenty-afth anniversary-that is 10 say,
the silver 1ubilee-of the opening Of the
clubhouse there. There will likewise De TO-.
morrow a polo match on the Meadow Brook
field. at Westbury. which Will attract a
large number OF we'll known people.
The horse show at Tuxedo will take place
on Friday and Saturday next. and will be
made the occasion OF many house parties
in the Park, while a dinner and ball viii
be held at the clubhouse in celebration Ct
its quarter of-a-century birthday T..
judges Of the show this year are Reginald
/ W RiveS, Pierre Lorillard and John r.
Townsend, and, judging by the number Of
the entries and not only by the number
but also BY the value Of the prizes, the e.
hibition Will be more successful than any
of its predecessors.
MI and Mrs l. Townsend Burden, with
Miss Evelyn and Miss Gwendo!yn Burden
leave town the day after tomorrow 70,
Denver TO attend the wedding there of.
Townsend Burden, jr.. 10 Miss F.orencs
Sheedy on Saturday next al the Denver
city residence OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Sheedy. Miss Gwendolyn Eurde.
and Miss Ethel Ryan will &c the brides.
maids, and her sister Mrs. Robert Living.
ston. Of New York, who was married las;
February, will act as matron or honor
!
Another wedding OF Saturday Will be tia.
Of Miss Alexandra Stevens. daughter Of
MIS-. Berkeley Mostyn by her first husband.
the late Alexander II. Stevens, to Steward
Slosson, son OF Mrs. J. Edward SIosson, IT.
| ST. Marks Church, in Second avenue
Rutherfurd Stuyvesant Pierrepont viii ts
the best man. and the ushers Will consist
OF William n. Benjamin, Perry Bogue, Gil
lat q. Schroeder Albert Akin. Araur =
Willis and Clement Barnewell. The BRIDE
will have as her matron of honor her SIS
ter, Mrs. G!lllat c. Schroeder, while her
bridesmaids will consist OF Miss Cornel.a
! Gal!atin. Miss Helen " Potter. Miss Mare
garet Slosson, sister Of the bridegroom
Miss Mary Gilliat Naylor, Miss Enid g.
~H''S'i, @A'~S --i4liAc NIoi Scs dtkO -4-SS I-ccs
NJ. Trotter.
After the ceremony, which will be per.
formed by the Rev. Dr.. Lorin Battln. Mrs
Berkeley Mostyn, the mother Of the bride
VIII give q reception at Delmonicos
| Corona, Long Island, will be the scene
the same afternoon OF the wedding Of Mss
| Gertrude RiEer Leverich, 10 John Triplsu
Harrison, OF Baltimore. in the Uniel
Evangelical Church. Mrs Philip Van
Rensselaer, Schuyler Mrs s Human Bird.
Miss Katharine B. Jones. Of Baltimore;
Miss Resale Gilman. Miss Ethel Sloan
and little Frances Leverich Riker will be
in attendance on the bride
| Philip Harrison Will be his brothers best
man, and among the ushers will be Evelyn
and Hartman Harrison. Edwin Waraeld.
jr.. and John n. Perry. The ceremony
will be followed by a reception and we'd
ding breakfast al Fairview. the country
! place Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles D. Levelich.
the parents Of the bride, at Corona.
Miss Ruth Ashnore's wedding 10 Henry
Varnum Poor son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. Poor. will take place on Thursday at
noon IN St. Georges Church. Stuyvessn,
Square. Miss Mildred Townsend, Mss
Elizabeth and Miss Nina Deaaeld. MSS
Gladys Endicott, Miss May Terry, Miss
| Susan Ellis, Miss Louise Jackson and Miss
| Pamela Poor. will be in attendance On
the bride. who is daughter Of Mrs.. TeSa'
! send Ashmore
Benjamin S. Blake, OF Boston. VII! .
the best man. and the ushers will b ~
Fairfax Cary, William Wickman EohmN
Philip G. Birckhead, Roger Poor, G!en'
vile Clark and Henry T. Ashmore. Afs'
the ceremony a reception will &c given q
Mr. and Mrs. James p. Townsend. ue''
and aunt OF the bride. at their house'n
Lexington avenue.
Only a few intimate friends and relauw
will go out TO Greenwich. Conn, to-mone.
morning TO attend the very quiet weoaAs
OF Miss Resale de Forest in Rosema"
Chapel there 10 Henry Ashton CROSBY -
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ashton Cros''.
OF Washington Square. and brother '.
Sheldon Crosby. 81 the American Empa'"
in London.
Miss Josephine Crosby, sister OF "
bridegroom, WIFI be the brides only a'""s
ant. and Gerald de Courcy May, OF "s"
ington. will be the best man. A'tsf""
Mrs. Othiel de Forest. the mother o. W
bride. will entertain those present ~,
ceremony At wedding brakfast ~
country place, near Greenwich.
Among those sailing this week for LUZ
are Mrs. Belmont Tiffany. who VIII '''
port tomorrow. and the Countess
Laugier-Villars and Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn !"
Mccullough. who sail on THURSDAY