New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
PeoDIe and Social Incidents

, Tuxedo, where Mrs. Charles D. Alexand.,
has likewise opened her house for m.
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. Macka,
have closed their house on Madison avs
nue. and have gone to their place al Ros.
lyn. where they Will remain untr th.,
leave at the end OF May to spend the mr,.
mer at Litchfeld, Conn. Mr.. and NJ.
Robert L. Gerry leave here Tomorrow "a,
Hot Springs. Va. Mrs. James Lowell Put.
nam, sister Of Moncure Robinson, who hs
been staying at the 81. Regis. has tsker
her departure from Newport. Mrs. charls,
I,anIer Lawrence IS at Mount Kisco. ana
to-day the members Of the Motor "a,
Touring Society, headed by its presid.n,
A. Eugene Gallatin. and comprising orn.
Wilson, jr., Stuyvesant Fish. jr, and !
number Of other young men. viii mai.
one OF their club runs to Tuxedo. wssr.
they will dine tonight and remain for a
few days.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson has denn,,.,,
given up her apartment In Paris. and VIII,
for the future make her headquarters a,
the Plaza, where she took UP her re.,.
dencc on her arrival from the West Ind,..
H., son-in-law, Hollis II. Hunnewen, VIII.
has been abroad for tho last month with
Max Agassz, OF Boston. is due here ths
day after tomorrow, and will be met .,
landing by Mrs. Hunnewell. who s r..
turning tomorrow to town from her hou.
In Wellesley. Mass.
Among other arrivals this week win \.
those OF Captain Hardress Lloyd. Of thu
4th Dragon Guards. and his team OF Eng
lish polo players, who are 10 compete for
the international polo cup. They SAILED
yesterday on board the Lusitania, afts,
having been received by King George al
Buckingham Palace prior to their depart.
ure. The entire English team, two mem.
bers Of which will not arrive here until
April n, Is composed OF officers Of tho
British army. belonging 10 cavalry rer.
mepts that have won fame on the polo
field. Many entertainments are being or.
ganized in their honor, especially by thoss
members Of New York society who are in.
terestcd in polo.
Hans Kierstede Hudson and HIS bride
who was Miss Ethel de Koven, and nj.
brother, Percy, and the lattsr's wife wht
was Miss Marjorie Lea. win spend In.
early part Of the summer with Mrs
Charles ]. Hudson az her place on Ions
Island
Mrs. Cornelius c. Cuyier. Mrs. Hermann
Celrichs, Mrs. Lawrence Keene. Mrs
m ~ I've T@Tk -
Curtis are on the committee In charge O
the first OF the musical teas a. the Pla,,
on Thursday afternoon for the benefit o
the tuberculosis Night Camp. Riccard,
Martin, Mrs. Francis G.. Wellman. VII,
was Miss Emma Juch. and Victor Harris
as well as several other artists, figure Of
the programme.
> J. Wright Barclay and Mrs. A. Brovnn,
day afternoon at her home, in West Sis
street. will spend the first part Of thei
honeymoon at Hot Springs. Va.
Miss Priscilla Stanton has decided u
dispense with bridal attendants at her wed
ding on Wednesday week to j. Howart
Auchinccss. The ceremony will take plac
at the West 49th street home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lee Stanton.
II. Schuyler Cammann, whose marrlas
to Miss Katharine Van Rensselaer, Fairfa,
is set for Tuesday week in Grace Church
gave his farewell bachelor dinner las
night at Deln,onico's. His guests include
his brother Edward, who Is TO be his hes
man. and his ushers, namely. Lewis Cow
erneur Morris, Stephen Van Rensselaer
r. Z. Bogert, Jr.. Hamilton Van Rensee
laer Fairfax, Henry Weisse and Charls
Macdonald.
His bride to be entertained earlier IN III
day her attendants and some OF her CIR
friends az luncheon az the Madison avenu'
home OF her parents. 1ir. and Mrs. Hamilton
r. Fairfax. The party included Miss Glady.
Howland Pei, Miss Helen lie Roy Miller
Miss Estelle Morris Crosby. Miss Harrie,
Van Courtlandt Ogden. Miss Virginia LIy
ingston Hunt. Miss Mary Ostrander and
Miss Justine Erving, who is to be her mad
Of honor
Durlands Riding Academy will he III
scene OF an equestrian fete ard horse show
for the benefit of the Seton Hospital fos
Consumptives and the Gabriel Sanatorirfn
in the Adirondacks on the evening OF April
90 and q. Morgan J. O'Brien is at the head
OF the affair. and his daughter. Miss
Rosalie O'Brien is its secretary and treas
urer. Miss Marion Helms. Miss Margaret
Thorne. Miss Eleanora Sears. Mss Lucy
Margaret Roosevelt. Miss Hopeton Aus'
bury and Miss Virginia Alexandra Will take
part In the driving. riding and Jumping
contests. Colonel William Jay, president
of the Coaching Club; John +. Cowd!n
and Harry T. Peters will be among the
judges, while the list OF patronesses IN
cludes Mrs. John A. Dix. Mrs Albert u
Boardman. Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman,
Mrs. Dulany Rowland. Mrs. Francis 4
Pendleton. Mrs. Burke Roche, Mrs. X \
c. Smith. Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderoit
Mrs. W. Seward Webb and Mrs. Charles n
Oelrichs
Mrs Russell Sage. Mrs James Roosevelt
Mrs Haggerty Pell, Mrs. Walter Janss
and Mrs. Charles f. Sherman are amoas
the patronesses OF the annual entertain
ment to be given In behalf OF the New fosA
Exchange for Women's Work at WahacA'
Theatre on Tuesday afternoon. April u
at 2:30 o'clock. The feature OF the emu"
tainment will be the illustrated address
Buffalo Jones' describing his ia~sSuS
wild animals. s'
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Mrs. Richard irwin, Mrs Charles r Hos
land. Mrs. James Speyer and Miss VIZ
Potter are among the members OF tne %
mittee from whom tickets can be oo'a'i~.
for the Shakespearian performance ths'
10 bs given at Carnegie Hall on sa'uiu
afternoon and evening, April =, the az.
versary of Shakespeares birth. oy
Greet and his Players. IN aid OF '''
"a Nnnt!Cu "