New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-05
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gould Sail To-
day to Shoot in Scotland.
MISS HAZARD ENGAGED
Wedding to Courtlandt D. Moss
Announced, Third in Her
Family in Few Weeks.

Among those booked 20 sail for Europe
to-day on the Kronprinzessin Cecihe are
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gould. who will join
Mr. and Mrs. George Jay Gould grouse
shooting In Scotland on August Is. Mr..
and Mrs George Jay Gould arc now ia
Paris. but will arrive in Scotland for the
shooting the middle Of the month.
Mr. and Mrs William Ives Washburn.
who spent a few weeks al the New Mon
mouth. Spring Lake. y. J.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Victor. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Ide.
| George A. Legg. Mr.. and Mrs. David F.
Manning and Frank r. Lawrence also
will sail to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney
will sail for Europe this week on the
Imperator They will 20 TO Scotland 20
shoot grouse. and Will not return TO this
country until the end II next month.
Mr.. and Mrs William Ayrault Hazard
have announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Katharine Hazard, 10
, Courtandt D. Moss Of Hewlett Long
Island. son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Courtlandt H. Moss. This rs the tnlrd
engagement announced In the Hazard
family within the last few weeks. MISS
Jessie A. Hazard will be married 70
Charles Leonard next month, ana MISS
Laura Hazard viii become the Drlde OF
Frederick Rhiuelander Brown IN febru-
arv Miss Katharine Hazard is the
Youngest of three daughters OF Mr. ahd
Mrs Hazard. Mr. Moss Is a brother OF
Mrs Frederick O. Beach. Mrs. James y.
Taller. Miss Elsie Moss, Johnston Living
ston Moss and Robert T " Moss OF FL
Paso. Tex. he is a graduate OF Harvard
% and is a member Of the RocKa"aF
Hunt and the Knollwood Country CLUBS.
Miss Emily Dearborn Ayres VIII be
married in October 20 George EHieh
Starr second son OF the late colonel
lanes Starr. Of Philadelphia. The dale
Of the wedding has not yet been set Inc
ENLARGEMENT was announced last week
Miss Avres is a daughter Of the tate
Colonel Charles O. Ayres, |. 3 A. MIS-.
Avres and her daughter are at Bay Head
y. j.. for the summer.
Mrs. August Heckscher, who is due 10
arrive I'm New York from Europe at the
end OF the week on the Caronia, VIII Joi"
her husband at their country place ID
huntington. Long Island.
u~s Ira Davenport. who is now IN
paris will sail for New York on Sep
TENDER TO-
NJ and Mrs William de Forest Manice,
nov, in Newport, will go 10 Southampton,
Long Island. this month 10 be guests OF
Mr. Manice's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Nance.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C.. Brown nave
orrlved in the city from the White Noun
Tins and are at the Plaza for te" Gays.
|. Mr. and Mrs. stephen PEABODY ahu
tboir daughter. who spent seVerai Weehs
abroad have just returned 70 Ne" iorh'
,rhov will spend the remainder OF the
s,,,,,rer AT Wllliamstown, Mass.
A.. william Bayard Cutting and her
saI,gbter Miss olivia Cutting have leit
,belr country place at Oakdaie' Ions
Is,srd and have gone 10 Northeast Har-
Dor, Me.
Mice catherine I. Hamersey. VINO was
q guest of Miss Alice Gouyerneur MOTT
tight in Southampton. Long Island TOT
! ,avy DAYS. will go to Bar Haroor to-mor-
,ow 70 spend part OF August
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wagstan' IT, are
making a motor trip through the eastern
part OF Canada
M and Mrs Herbert CoppeN returned
70 the CITY Yesterday from the Thousand
Islands. where they spent July
Mr. and Mrs. George Schiehehn nave
returned 10 their place in Morristown'
n / from Southampton Long Island
where they were guests OF Mrs. Henry
| Trevor.
Mrs Francis Louis Slade, who mas heen
a guest Of Mrs. Emmons Blaine in Chi
caeo for a few days. will return This week
10 The slade camp al paul Smiths in the
Adrondacks.
Mr. and Mrs George Grant Mason OF