New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-16
NEW YORK SOCIETY,"

,r,des ~ ocean travel have already
turned. and every incoming liner rea'"
port heavily freghted with hofhe""to
hound tourists, who, after a orlei stay ~
,ou,n scatter 10 the various summer re-
sorts.
Arriving this week are John Hays Ham
mond President Taft's special representa-
tive ar the coronation, with Mrs. Hammond
and also a large number OF well known
people who have been in Londoh lot '"e
coronation festivities. With them on poai'
the Olympic, which is due here on Tues
dav night or Wednesday morning, are
Charles Ianier, Lord Pirrie, Miss irene
Bigelow and Miss Katharine Lawrence.
Some Of those who have already arrived
are full Of enthusiasm on the SUBJECT VI
their experiences in England, "hile others
are equally disappointed and emoittereo py
their failure to receive all the attentions
which they had been led to expect IN Loh-
don. attentions which were not forthcom-
Ing owing TO the necessity on the part or
tho authorities and leading people there 10
provide for the entertainment or the large
number of royal and official guests
Toward the end OF the week there VIII
be q migration to Long Branch ana 10
other resorts along the Jersey coast 10 at
tend the fourth annual bench show or the
Monmouth County Kennel Club on the
horse show grounds on Saturday next. Inc
Judges include Raymond Belmont, H. X.
Bloodgood. John w. Minturn, j. Willough-
nv Mitchell and Hildebrand Wilson, well
known English authority on the various
terrier breeds Those who run down Tor
the dog show will remain over the week
end for the annual horse show. which VIII
open on Wednesday, as usual, IN HolIy-
wood Park. Many entertainments nave
been planned both at private houses ana
at hotels and there will be large ball at
the Tallahassee on Thursday. another at
the Deal Casino on Friday night and the
annual ball at the Hollywood on Saturday
evening. The horse show is the eighteenth
OF the series organized by the Monmouth
County Horse Show Association.
The Judges include Charles Fl. Robbins.
Toseph Larocuue, S. Tabor Willets and
John r. Townsend. For the first time IN
wears Mr.. and Mrs. william Goadby Loew
will have no house party for the occasion.
theN
mort instead OF at their place on the Jersey
coast. which has been the scene or so mucA
hospitality in former summers, and where
members Of the Vanderbilt and Gerry fami-
les invariably Joined the house party LOT
the horse show week.
Two weddings call for special note this
week. The first one is that OF Miss Audrey
Townsend SacIett TO Stewart Waller when
Will take place Thursday next at Miramar,
the country place OF Mr.. and Mrs. charles
\. Sackett. the parents of the bride, near
New London, Conn, at 1870 O'Clock. Mrs
jackson, OF Washington; MISS
Katherine Lawrence. OF New York, ana
Miss Fanny Sinnicks!n, OF Philadelphia
as we'll as two little flower girls. Phil
lis Thompson and Dolly Hagar are to
he I'm attendance on the bride. William
Godfrey. of Philadelphia, will be the best
man. and the ushers will consist OF }.
Couper Lord Malcolm Sloane, Wistar Ken
dali. Julian Peabody and Charles Bradley
The BRIDEGROOM is son of Robert Wal
Ier belongs TO the Union. Racquet and
other clubs, is a grandson of John a. Stew
art and was graduated from Harvard in
1903.
The other wedding will be that OF Miss
Joan Tuckerman and Evans Dick, jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs Evans r. Dick, saturday
AT Sunswick, the country place OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Tuck
erman, near Ipswich. Conn.
No date has been set as yet for the mar
nd
Downs. ir., but IL Is expected that IL will
take place in the early autumn at South
smpton. where Miss Robb Is spending the
summer at her cottage, the Dolphins over
looking Lake Agawam.
As she is in deep mourning for her father
and sister, Miss Harriet Robb. the wedding
will be a very quiet affair Miss Roob is
a daughter Of the late j. Hampden Robb.
a niece Of Nathaniel Thayer. of Boston.
who died in the spring, and great grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Van
Rensselaer,, OF New York.
Mrs. John l. Waterbury and Miss Gladys
Waterbury were among those who left New
York yesterday for Europe. Others who
sailed were Frederick L. Delaneld, Countess
Conrad de Bruisseret, It. j. Oakley Rhine
lander and Philip Rhineander. I'd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas II. Gordon and Justice Dan
iei =. Cohalan, with his three sons ano
three daughters. who are in deep mourning
for the recent death OF Mrs. Cohalan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Rowland have
arrived in town by motor from LenoX.
Miss Gladys S. Robbins has left town for
t<ineo. Me. where she will spend the re-
of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence s. Gillespie left