New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Out-of- Town Celebration
Starts Tonight at Lake
Mahkeenac.
MRS. OREN ROOT
TO GIVE DANCE
MarV Horse Parties and Other
Entertainments Arranged for
independence Day.

N.| 'N.r.ttt t'N.t.N VI alf "a :
wiz he deserted lor .ho mex. four or
FIVE 5avs for he many house parties
and entertainments Ct one kind and
another ARRANGED for ,he Fourth. and
"a. week end wli .Ckc most a. Inc
members O. the fashionable world who
,tu remain 20 the CITY out o. town.
Tho crtcrta ming ia celebration o. In
dependence Day begins -o-day.
3 supper. dance ana fireworks dis
play takes place tonight at Lake Nah
secnac .C the BcrkshireS. Tor the
Young people VINO are going from
Lenox 20 take part in yhe water sports
here tomorrow. Inc patronesses are
Ms. Charles Aston Bristed. Mrs. Carl
a. &c Gcrsdo-tF. Mrs. J. Woodward
Haven and Mrs. John L. Alexandra.
Mrs. Clifford Brokaw gives a dance
tonight ct her country place NJ Glen
Cove, Lorg Island: Mr.. and Mrs Orea
Root VII, hare guests over the week
end az their place a. Southampton.
ard Mrs Harry Pelham Robin, viii
entertain Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Earle
stevens at Southampton.
Miss Edith G. Rocker. who is 20 be
married 70 Charles P. Curtis, jr., Of
Boston. on Friday, July l.. in 81.
A@4hC , AnAANIF EdSA tTIttUWlC L.
will have her sister-in-law, Mrs. Will
IAN C. Rocker. for her matron of
honor. The ceremony will be followed
by s reception at Greene Farms, the
old Rocker homestead, now the resi-
dence Of the brides brother. William
G. Rocker. Miss Rocker is a daugh-
ter Of the late MI. and Mrs. William
G. Rocker.
Her sister, Miss Eleanor Rocker.
was married on June "a on the lawn
At Greene Farms to Harrison Tweed,
Of this city. After the wedding Mr.
Curtis and his bride will go TO swamp
scott, Mass. and occupy Mrs. Charles
Pelham Curtis's summer home In the
fall they will live al Cambridge. where
Mr.. Curtis will study in the Harvard
Law School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis will
60 70 Newport on Tuesday TO spend
the remainder of the summer. They
are now q. their country place at
Lenox.
Or. Colin 5. Carter sailed FOR Eu-
rope on the MInnewasSa 20 spend sew
sral weeks abroad.
Mrs. Robert p. Huntington. grand
mother OF Mrs Vincent Astor, will
spend the summer At Camp Almont, in
,he Adirondack.
Colonel and Mrs William Jay sailed
yesterday for Europe on the Baltic.
Mrs. Samuel 4. Weldon is the guest
~ her parents. Nr. and Mrs. Gerald
Livingston HOyt. in Beverly, Mass.
Edward Simmons Hal. Of l29 East
If-h So. viii spend July and August al
Lake Placid, in the AdiroadacN7.
Sir. and Mrs. John Harsen Rhoades,
o. l02 hast 25rh So. VIII take posses
SION o. their summer home. The
RhosdcsteaC. >eabright, y. j., to-day
-1r the summer.
7. !. Oakley Ihinclander and mis-
son. Philip Rhincisnder. %, viii sail
tomorrow Tor Europe on me KroOn-
land. They VIII 20 10 their castle on
.ic Rhine. where the will be joined
a. tho end Of the month Oy Mrs. Rhine
lander.
J. Kennedy Tod has been in the city
for few days from his country place
a. Sound Beach. Conn, and has been
STAYING al the Hotel vanderbilt.
M and Mrs William Rockefeller
and Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Rookie
Teller arc az their Bay Pond estate, near
Paul Smiths. for the summer.
Mrs H. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy,
Miss Maud and Miss Marian Kennedy
viii 20 TO Bar Harbor, Nc, on August
T. 20 remain until Labor Day
DR.. Arthur F. Bissell, Mrs. Sanford
Bissell and Miss Doris Wolcott Bissell,
OF 50 East 56th ST., will sail tomorrow
on the Oceanic for Europe. They will
spend year abroad in travel.
Augustus Coe Gurnee will arrive to-
day from Europe and will spend the
remainder % the summer a: the Plaza
Among those who entertained guests
a. dinner in the summer garden and
on the terrace OF the Plaza last night
we're Mr.. and Mrs John A. Hadden,
NJ and Mrs. De Witt Clinton Falls
and Marcus DAILY.