The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17

maids will be the Misses Helen Eilbeck. |
Ldth Adams, Augusta Wight and Edna |
IasKin.
Mr.. Jackson, who will be graduated
from Yale next month, will have James
Howard ms his best man and the ushers, !
most of whom are his classmates, will
include Kenneth Clapp of Washington, |
Ulcury schmidt OF York. Pa: Andrew
Henry and Edward Perot OF Yonkers.
wedding in Narragansett Pier. r. J,
on Jdly Of Interest to society hero
and In Philadelphia will be that of Miss
Emily Randolph, daughter OF +. s. p.
Randolph OF Philadelphia, to Philip
Stevenson Of this city and westbury,
T. T. 1t will be celebrated at the sum-
NOR home of the brides father.
The engagement was announced last
fall. Miss Randolph and her fiance are
enthusiastic followers of turf and polo
and are prominent at hunts and horse
shows in New York. Long Island, Phila-
delpha and Newport.
No date has been set for the wedding
Of Mss Grace Marcella Prehn, daughter
Of MI. and Mrs. George Mason PREM,
~ Eugene Dutilh Smith. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Dutilh Smith of this city
and Philadelphia Miss Prem and her
narents will go TO their country place
IN Tokeneie, Conn, for the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs william Franc,S,yu
paris. who were married in ct. Peters
Church. Philadelphia, on Apri, ID last,
Will be at home after Novemt or l ut 52
West Thirty-ninth street. Mrs. Paris
was Miss Margaret Wynne Jones. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. lowering Jones.
n looks as II Newport villa holders
would go there early this yea. ,ir and
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish expect to be at
che Crossways in June. and Il is Mrs.
Flshs intention to give about the mid
die Of August a flower ball. The women
will be dressed to represent different
flowers and the men will wear costumes
OF farmers or gardeners. with the new
ballroom that has been added to the Fish
villa and with the attractive gardens
that surround It the parry should be
one 10 mark the season.
Many yachts will be assembled in the
harhor during the summer. and owing to
his interest in the coming yacht races
Cornelius Vanderbilt Is planning to be
NJ Beaulieu with Mrs. Vanderbilt and
their children. This villa was closed last
year. II is expected that Mrs. Ogden
Goelet will return in July from Europe
and that her villa, Ochre Court, VIII be
opened for the first time In several sum-
mere Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Hasgln.
who for years have leased Arle!eh, the
Ru'hven Pratt villa, will take possession
Of their new house. villa Rosa, which
Rollins Morse last autumn. Mr.. and
Mrs. HaCgin expect to go there next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thomas
have decided to pass the summer In Eu-
rope and will not be in Newport until
late IN September. Mr. and Mrs. Peter
u. Martin, who are now in California
Will probably remain there for the sum-
ner IL they do not go to Europe. Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart Duncan will not be
able to get into their new villa until
autumn and they will again he at Bon
ME Crest, in Harrison avenue. Mr. and
Mrs Alfred c. Vanderbilt are expected
early In July and they will be at Oak
land Farm.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles r. Hoffman,
who ara now at their country place in
Cazenovia, n. Y. will open Armsea Hall
early next month and will remain late.
Mrs, Hoffman s much interested in the
flower show which will be held in Aug
ust.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Laurens Van Allen
who have been abroad for several years,
Will arrive at Rosetta Cottage next
month and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs ex-
poets to be a! Rosecliff for the greater
part OF tho summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Dyer, who are noe 10 Europe.
VIII be at Wayslde during tho .sason
and will arrive there early. Mr.. ahI
Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman have
taken the place in Brookville L. l., OF
Miss Anna Sands, for the polo matches.
but they will be at Lands End, their
Newport villa. about the middle OF June.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller will go
10 their house, which adjons the Pip
ing Rock Club, in Long Island to re-
main over the polo and will arrive at
Honeysuckle Lodge before July l.
Commodore and Mrs Elbridge T.
Gerry and the Misses Gerry will arrive
from Europe early in July and will go
10 seaverge, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank *.
sturgis. who always remain at their
place In Lenox throughout June, will
arrive at Taxon Lodge In Cliff avenue.
early In July. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
vi SiSS Will arrive early at
Beacon Hill House. TO which additions
have recently been made. Mrs Charles
H. Baldwin and her nephew. Eliot Greg
oiy. now in Europe. will be at Snug
haroor for July and August and Mr.
and Mrs. George B. de Forest will, as
usual be at the Train villa.
Additions In the shape OF tea houses
nave been made to the villas of Mrs.
oliver II. p. Belmont and Mrs. Edward
j. Berwind. and both Of these buildings
are exceedingly ornamental. That added
70 the grounds OF Marble House Is Of
Japanese design. while that at the Films,
the Berwind villa, conforms with the
architecture OF the place.
hrs George d. Widener of Philadel-
pna has again leased Fairholm, Mr. and
Mrs. Drexers villa at Ochre Point,
which she will occupy during the conf
pIeton OF her new house in Bellevue
avenue. Mrs. Wdener expects to be In
Europe the early part Of the summer.