New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Society has much to engage its attention
during the coming week. To begin with.
there liz the Republican convention, which
has drawn to Chicago many men Of the
fashionable world and an exceptionally
large feminine contingent divided between
those interested i'm che suffrage movement
and those who merely want to see what a
convention is like. No one. indeed. how
ever frivolous and gay. can be quite IN
different 10 the events of the next few
days I'm the great Lake Metropolis"
Next. there arc the Yale commencement
exercises on Wednesday and the Yale Har-
ward boat race two days later-always an
affair of absorbing interest to New York.
which has so large q representation in both
universities The race on the Thames. which
Is the American counterpart Of tho annual
oxford Cambridge contest, fills New Lon
don with guests of every age and descrip-
ton. all full of enthusiasm for the victory
Of the Crimson or the Blue.
New London. az usual, will be the rendez-
vous OF every yacht OF any Importance. on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday and the
scene of many festivities. both ahoat and
ashore. This particular festivity may be
York yachting season, and every boat at
anchor in the river or the port will be
crowded with people on amusement intent
In fact. there Is scarcely any sporting event
throughout the year that is made the occa-
sion OF so much hospitality. BY Saturday
afternoon the pleasure craft will have scat
tered to the summer resorts along the
Maine and New Jersey coasts and to the
Long Island watering places.
Among tho weddings OF the week is that
Of Miss Helen u. Auerbach. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s. Auerbach. To Her.
man 10 Roy Emmett, I'd at the country
place OF the brides parents. at Hewlett,
Long Island. Miss Auerbach's attendants
will he her sister, Miss Kathryn Auerbach,
who will be the maid of honor: Miss Anna
H. Emmett sister of the bridegroom; Miss
Laura S. Livingston, Miss Jeanette Whit
lock, Miss Elizabeth Russell. Miss Resale
Coe and Miss Margreta Beekman. Ensign
Robert NJ. Emmett will be his brothers best
man and the ushers will include Charles
Parsons. d. w. Dilworth, Richard S. En-
met, John Auerbach, f.. ID. Smith. Bache
Whitlock, G.. l.. Rand, Il. +. OBrien, J.
Nj. ELY ana francis w. Murray.
On the same day. in Boston, Miss Ellen
Farnsworth daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Farnsworth. will be married to
Alfred Lee Loomis, son Of Mrs, Henry p.
Loomis. of this city. and nephew Of
Henry l.. Stimson Secretary Of War.
Miss Leila Ingersoll Haven's marriage to
IN Dr., tolx. II.
same day In st. Stephens Church. Ridge
field, Conn. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton
Smith, OF Washington. assisted by the Rev
DR.. John Chapman. OF Ridgefed. recep-
ton will follow at the country place OF the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. George G.
Haven, at Ridgefield, Conn., The BRIDES at
tendants will be her sister, Miss Alice
Haven. and Miss Katherine Garrison Cha
pin. George Jones will act as his brothers
best man and the ushers will be George G.
Haven, Sd. brother of the bride; William
8. Seamans. Jr. Anderson Dana. Lawrence
McKeever Miller John A. Sweetser and
Frederick w. Hubbell.
Another wedding on the same day will be
that OF Miss Charlotte Strong daughter Of
the late Benjamin Strong. to Daniel Il.
Fearing. OF Newport in the Church Of the
Heavenly Rest.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Sabin to
Henry Hopkins. jr., Of this city, will take
place on Saturday at the homo Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. Henry Sabin.
Thornwood. Wiliamstown. Mass. AS the
bridegroom's family is In mourning. only
relatives will be present at the ceremony.
Miss Helen Dorothy Moran will he mar
ried to Malcolm McBurney. son Of DIR. and
Mrs. Charles Mc3urney. on Tuesday In the
Church of the Incarnation. The ceremony
will besfollowed by reception at the home
Of the brides father. Amedee Pepau Moran.
No, Is East SD street
In St. Barthclomews Chapel at noon yes
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