New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-28

marking the beginning, as IL does n, -
OF the open-air summer pastimes. Al -.
yacht and country clubs will be en- ,s,.
and most Of them have organized nr,'
| grammes Of sports Of one kind ara a.
other, while most Of those country nise..
| on Long Island. in the Westchesfer Count,
district. along the Sound and the Hudso,
River Valley and New Jersey. whose ou,'
ers have not gone abroad, will be the so.-.
/ OF gay house parties.
This will be especially the case on rIo-,
1 Island, where the international polo CARA,
begin on Wednesday. They are exciting
/ great deal OF interest. and. indeed. cous..
tUte an all-absorbng topic Of c0nverss,,o,
| the general consensus Of opinion being tia,
/ they will prove the most warmly contes,sa
tournament ever fought out on any uoio
! field. Everybody seems 70 be going 70 TIA
games. the first two Of which take placs
on Wednesday and Saturday on The ..d
Of the Meadow Brook Club. az Westhury.
On Saturday night the players will he en-.
tertained at big dinner dance given IN
their honor by Mr. and Mrs Clarence Mae.
| kay at their place at Roslyn. 4 number OF
/ other dinners having been arranged IN cor.
nection herewith from which the yariou,
| hostesses will take on their guests 70 Ha-.
! bor Hill.
June is a favorite month FOR vediinu,
and many are scheduled for the next four
weeks On Saturday 81. Johns Church, q,
! Far Rockaway, will be the scene o. tire
marriage OF Miss Gertrude Cheever 70 Seton
Porter. Her cousin. Mrs. Charles Morgan,
| formerly Miss Ethel Cowdin. a. well 40
Miss GLADYS Roosevelt. Miss Rosanond
! Burr. Miss Charlotte x. Harding, Ms.
| Theresa Ingersol. Miss Martha Kobe Mss
/ Dorothy Porter Miss Gertrude Schlrrsr
and Miss Barbara Armour. will be her az.
| tendants H. Hobart Porter will b n.
| brothers best man. and the ushers vtl
consist Of Stuyvesant Fish. r.. Franklin
y. Lord. Rene Ia Montague. O. Frederick
Parrish william W White, IT,. Frederic
G. Inman, Elliot 9. Cowdn. "A, and J.
Cheever Cowdin. The ceremony will ..
o<Aio~ssd by reception given oy John D
n~c~sA TIRE father % the bride, at lis
country riace at Far Rocka~ay
Bishop and Mrs william Lawrence are
50 well known in New York that num5er
OF their friends VIII 20 70 Boston on sat.
mday 10 attend the wedding there % the
Bishops daughter. Miss Ruth Lawrence
10 Lansing r. Reed. OF New York Tie
ceremony will be performed In Emmanuel
Church. Boston. Charles +. Adams Percy
Il. Jennings and Dr. Thomas D. Thacher,
all Of New York. will be among the usneri.
Wednesday. June :. has been selected By
Miss Grace A Moore as the date o: lie.
wedding 10 Robert Le Roy, son n Herman
Stewart lie Roy. at the East 18th street
house Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Casmir
de Rharn Moore. She will have no bridal
attendants. and the wedding will he Quis,
affair
Several weddings Of note will take place
on Thursday week. Among them IS that
of Miss Dorothea van DYKE. second
daughter Of the Rev Dr.. and Ms. Henry
van DYKE. 70 Guy r. McLsns. son Of Dr.
and Mrs. James Woods McLzne. Of New
York The ceremony vii - reformed BY
the brides father in TIRE E--s- Presbyterian
church ac Princeton. -. - viii be as
sisted by his brother. 80 Pew Paul van
DYKE. Miss Elaine ana Mss Katrina van
Dyke as we'll as Miss Margaret NJ SLOANE
daughter Of Professor William VI. sloane
Miss Barbara Armour. Miss Gertrucs
Schirmer. Miss Ruth Collins, Miss Aden
pyle and Miss Mary Linderman. will %
in attendance on the bride. Inomas g
NcLane will be his brothers best man.
and the ushers will comprise ThatcherA
Adams. IT., James McAlpin Pyle, George
A Phelps. Thomas VI. Debevoise. TeruS
van DYKE. Henry I Parsons. Frank l.
Simmons. John T. Talmage, John Mac
Gregor Of Cleveland. and Benjamin
Speck, Of New Haven. The regular ~
train from New York will make special
stop at Princeton Junction, where speca
train will be in waiting 70 convey us
quests from the city 70 Princeton for the
wedding. The ceremony will be follower
by a reception al Avalon. the Princsica
home Of the parents of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Scott Cameron viz
have been at the Hotel Gotham since the'
return from Europe. have left town t@
the Moorings. their place at South
ampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry IA"
returned to town from Washington
Miss Julia French has arrived in toWnm
stay with her sister, Mrs. Samuei .
Wagstaf.
The Hon. Thomas and Lady Geruu"
Cochrane have arrived in town. ana @'
staying at the ST. Regis. Thomas Ooeh.
rane was Under Secretary OF state :"
the Home Department in the last Lofas
Unlonist administration. and is the o'y
brother and third heir OF the Ean "
Dundonald His wife. Lady Gertrude N'
daughter Of the sixth Earl OF Glasgow"
Mrs. John r Liyermore has arrived
in town from Briarclif Lodge and Is say
ing at the Hotel Manhattan.
Mrs Eugene Hale and Miss Ruth h1s
have arrived in town from Washington a..
viii be at the Gotham throughout the mon"
Of June.
Mrs Birdseye Brakeman has left 10"
for her country place in the BerAsn''S
where she will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Drexel leave 'oNA
on Thursday for Newport for the sunm','
and on the same day Mr.. and Mrs JOSH
l.. Delaheld go for the season 10 '''"
place at Westhampton Beach.
Mrs. William Eyerard Suong ana ,'~
Alice strong sail for Europe on Ihuis"~'
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Livingston hY,'
and their daughter. Miss Julia Hoy' WV.
engagement to samuel \. Nehoo'. a
Washington. was recently annouh'o
abroad on Wednesday bound foI To-
Mrs. T. Louis Onatvia. who has pee" 80 -,
ing with Mrs Auguste Nataole uN.s :,
departure for Paris on Friday WIN, ODD
ne following morning Mr.. ana Nis I'D
u. Cravath and Miss Vera Cra'a'n