New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


NEW YORK SOCIETY.
May. which begins tomorrow, Is esssn.
TALLY a month Of outdoor life. and aIthourh
town houses will be kept open till well 0,
into June yet society II already scattersA
I'm the country houses around New York
end at the various suburban resorts, whils
there will be a wholesale exodus Of tia
smart set to England between now and
June for the coronation. On Long Island
indeed at Tuxedo, the season will be at ia
height throughout May. while Lakewood
will be exceptionally gay with the polo
playing preparatory TO the international
! at Hampstead, scheduled for Wednesday.
May 81, June 3 and June T.
| The English team is now here, and rs
members are being extensively entertained.
notably by George Jay Gould, at Lakewood,
and by Harry Payne Whitney the captain
OF the American team, at his country seat
or Long Island. The Engiishmen are all
cavalry officers, with the exception OF W. s.
Buckmaster and X. n. Grenfell. both OF
whom have already had experience in Amer
| lean polo, and so great Is the interest in
| the outcome Of the contest for which they
have crossed the Atlantic and In the fats
Of the international polo cup that Iit,ls
else is talked OF when persons meet.
| Although legislation at Albany ha. pu.
stop to public racing on the tracks arouM
New York this year there will be the rss
| of ba cka ma Tim ND
and on Saturday next the annual meeting
OF the Meadow Brook Steeplechase Assocs-
ton will take place at Meadow Brook ara
will attract as usual not only all tho New
York colony on Long Island but also
large contingent OF persons from town, who
will travel down TO Hampstead 10 Join th.
many house parties which are being or.
eanizeI for the week end for the affair
Outgoing liners will take many well
known persons abroad this week Sailing
on Tuesday are John Jacob Astor and his
son Vincent. Mrs Herbert Shipman, VIII.
Of the rector Of the Church Of III. Heavenly
Rest, with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
| Bradley: Mrs. Richard Gambrill. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Bramhal Gilbert and their daugh-
ter. Miss Lila Gilbert, one OF the debu-
tantes of last winter: Mrs. Hermann Del.
richs and Mrs. ]. Nicholas Brown, with her
sen. Mrs. George r. Sheldon and her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. Sheldon Fuller sail on
| Thursday, and Mrs. Vanderbilt and Mr.
and Mrs J. Laurens Van Allen are booked
to go on May % and May Is respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Livingston BeeckInan sal
or Thursday week.
Among the weddings Of the month In.
more notable includes that OF Miss VIII
freda Mortimer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Mortimer. to John NJ Rutherfurt
on Saturday, May 90. at the country placs
Of her parents at Tuxedo. Miss Eleanor
Mortimer will be her sisters maid Of hmsr
and only attendant. while Grafton Chp
man will officiate as best man
Three days earlier, on May II. Miss
Dorothy p. Edwards. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Pierrepont Edwards, will be mar.
ried at the latter's country seat at Bed.
| ford, n. Y, to Robert J. Turnbull, Of this
city.
on Monday Of the same week Miss
Louise Cromwell who is almost as well
known in New York society as at Wash
ington, will be married in the latter city.
a. St Thomas's Church, 10 Walter 2
Brooks, jr.. OF Baltimore, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter B. Brooks. with whom she has
been staying at their country place in III.
: Green Spring Valley. Her attendants will
! include Mrs. Carroll Rasin, Miss Frances
Brooks. Miss Gladys Hinckley. Miss Doro-
thy Williams. Miss Alice Vandergrift. Mss
Catherine Britton Miss Laura Marian,
Miss Margaret Cotton Smith and Miss So
rhie Johnston. Bronsal Brooks will be tho
| best man.
! On Wednesday week comes the vedins
of Philip Livingston Jones, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Livingston Jones, 20 Miss Helen
| Lucas, daughter OF Mrs. Alexander L.
| Lucas, in Grace Church. The bride will 10
given away by her uncle. Edward Pre-
and the ceremony will be performed byfh4
| Rev. DR.. Slattery. The best man VIII -
Arthur Jones, brother OF the bridegroom
and the maid of honor will be Miss Lucrecs
Lee Sands. a niece OF Mrs T J. Oakley
Rhinelander. Elizabeth Fish Benjamin and
Charlotte Prime. nieces OF Mrs. Stuyyessnt
| Fish. will act as flower girls. and ne
bridesmaids will be Miss Rosalie GarddF
JoHes dllu MISS Mdtldn alllSot. lH't' We
I DO wedding breakfast at the buckingham
| for the immediate family and most init
mate friends. given by the brides aunt
Mrs. Edward Prime.
Delmorico's will be the scene on ThTs'i
DAY evening Of a subscription dance, az
ranged by Miss Henrietta Wllmerdins MIS-
Charles r. Huntington. Mrs James y
. ID FRS
der Won Gontsrd and Miss Nathalie RoAn
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver W. Hartman ea'.
town tomorrow for their country place
White Plains. where they will spend INV
/ summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w de Forest re'Nl"
from the Pacific Coast this week and 60 "
their place at Cold Spring Harbor, 10"
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie ="
town yesterday for Nashville. Tenn, 70 re
main a week
Mr. and Mrs Walter r. Bliss, who re
turned from Europe on Friday. are AZ "
Plaza for a few days before going 10 the"
place at Berhardsvile. n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster VIII re'"'"
from Europe In June. and go TO lenoA
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander VIII
TO Spring Lake. n. j., In June, for the sun
mer
Ny the courtesy Of Major General FNo
erick Dent Grant. the annual garden par
OF the Army Relief Society. for the benz
of the fund for widows and orphans OF o..