New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-07
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

New Yorks early summer season is now
| I'm full swing Society is scattered on Long
: Island. in Westchester County at the vari-
Gus country seats that line the Hudson
! Valley and at Tuxedo. This Is especially
/ the case on Saturdays and Sundays. wnen
weekend house parties are I'm order and
when the city is TO all intents and pUr.
poses deserted by the world OF fashion.
During the remainder of the week. how
/ ever, there Is enough In the way OF enter
tainment in town TO I'll the programme.
! Tie smart restaurants still present an ami
mated and gay appearance at the luncheon
and dinner hours. Theatres are still play
! ing to crowded houses ard there are din
ner parties galore to record every night
between Mondays and Fridays.
Although there are 20 be no coaching
parades this spring. yet drags are 10 be
seen almost daily on the avenue, and on
Wednesday the Ladies' Four-in-H Hand Driv-
ing Club will have its long distance drive
starting from the Colony Club az $50
! o'clock The trip will end at Greenwich.
! Conn., which will be reached late IN the
afternoon. after n stop for luncheon at
Ardsley. The night Will be spent at Indian
Harbor. the country place Of T.. {. Bene-
dict, father OF Mrs. Thomas Hastings, who
will be a member Of the party, and has
lately been succeeded as president of the
club by Mrs. Arthur Iseln daughter OF
Colonel John Jay, the veteran president OF
the NV York Coaching Club. The return
trip will be made on Thursday with an
other stop at Ardsley for luncheon, the
Colony Club being reached In time for din
ner Taking part in the drive will be Mrs.
Arthur Isen. Mrs. Thomas Hastings. Mrs.
w. Goadby Loew, Miss Harriet Alexander
and Mrs. J. Edward Davis. the most re-
cent addition to the list OF members.
Polo continues to be an an-absorbing
topic of interest because of the contest AZ
the end Of the month for the international
polo cup. The scene OF operations has now
been transferred from Lakewood TO Long
! Island. and from now on the American
team will play its practice games on the
! field of the Meadow Brook Club and on
that OF II. c. Phipps. while the English
team will make its headquarters at the
| Rockaway Hunt Club, the field OF which
will be at their disposal. The English polo
players continue 10 receive much hospital
/ ity and have created pleasant impression
upon all who have met them.
Among the weddings Of the week is that
Of Philip Livingston Jones' son of Mr. ana
Mrs. Oliver Livingston Jones. 10 Miss
, Helene Lucas daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
= Alexander l.. Lucas, on Wednesday, at z
o'clock. in Grace Church. The bride will
! be given away by hlr uncle. Edward NJ
! Prime. and her bridal attendants will con-
/ sist Of Miss Elizabeth and Miss Charlotte
; Benjamin, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
/ lam NJ Benjamin: Miss Lettuce Sands.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Augustus
! Sands; Miss Resale Jones. sister Of the
| bridegroom and Miss Marian Allison,
daughter Of Colonel and Mrs James ALI
son. Arthur. Jones will be his brothers
| best man. and the ushers will include John
! Chase, Henry Goodsell, Robert Hewlett
and James McCosh Magic. The ceremony
will be followed by a reception given by
the mother Of the bride at the Buckingham
Hotel.
| Robert j. Turnbull. whose marriage &c
Miss Dorothy Edwards. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs J. Pierrepont Edwards. takes
| place in ST. Matthew's Church. Bedford.
| y. Y, on May l., will have for his hest
man his brother. John :. Jurnbul HIS
ushcrs will be Magistrate Frederic Kerr
nochan, Forsyth Wyckes, Frank \. Lord
and +. Gilbert Hinsdale. Miss Edwards
Will have no attendants. The ceremony
will be followed by a reception at the coun-
try place of the brides parents at Bedford.
Lady Lillian Grenfell. sister Of the Duke
| of Marlborough who has been spending
| the greater part II the spring in and around
/ New York with her husband, Cecil A.
! Grenfell NJ. +, sailed yesterday for her
| home I'm England board the Baltic.
] Others who departed yesterday were Mr..
4 and Mrs Clement Griscom, Sir Thomas Z.
! Rayner. Attorney General Of British Gut
ana, and Mrs. F. W. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony J. DreXel, Jr.. are
spending Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jay Gould al Georgian Court Lakewood
They will go tomorrow 10 Mountain Beach
y. J.. where they have taken Mrs. William
Barbour's villa for the summer
Mrs Harry 5. Lehr has closed her house
I'm 56th street. and all SO to Newport at
the end of the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter q Oakman have
arrived In town from their country place
AT Roslyn. Long Island. and are at the 81
| Regis for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs J. P.erpont Morgan. IT,
will move into their new country place a,
East Island. Long liland' a. 'As 'ns
| this month.
| Mr.. and Mrs y. ogden Chisholm ana t"e
| Misses Chisholm will go TO southampton
Long Island. on May 90 for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Potter nave
returned TO town from Tuxedo and are AT
the ST. hegis.
Sailing this week for Europe are MI An,
Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman. MI. anu
Mrs Preston Gibson and Mrs. y. he'F'
Knovlton and the Misses Knowton MI
and Mrs George F. Baker 60 abroad on