New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-13
SOCIETY GATHERS
FOR POLO MATCH
Foreign Diplomatic Corps,
National and State Off
Gals to See First Came.
SWARM OF VISITORS
FILLS CITY'S HOTELS
Miss Gardner to Become Howard
Burgess's Bride This
Afternoon.

Society from every lare city In the
oo,ntry. members of the Foreign diplo-
-,stic corps and officials q the national.
cate and city governments will be repre-
sented to-day at the first Il the interna-
,,onal polo games at Meadw Brook. All
che hotels are crowded, aid the country
ices near New York re filled with
,i-itors. in whose honor there will be
,,ych entertaining this eveing.
Many will have luncheqs in town at
the fashionable restaurants and hotels to-
dsv before going out to tie game, while
others will motor from country places on
che island Many small Informal dinners
and theatre parties were given in town
last night. and the restaurants and hotels
were almost as gay as at the height of
the New York season.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter f Frew, OF 1+o
West 6eth St, gave a lunqeon yesterday
At their country place at Hampstead, at
which they announced the Engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Hels l.. Frew, to
Ralph Peters, jr, son of Ralph Peters,
Of Garden City, Mr.. Petrs's father Is
president Of the Long Island Railroad.
He WAS graduated from Hinceton, class
OF 'oS Mr.. Frew is presiddt Of the Corn
Exchange Bank.
Miss Amy Barradell Gardner. daughter
OF Clement Edward Gardinr, Will be mar
RED to Julian Howard burgess, eldest
son Of the Right Rev. Frederick Burgess,
of N
the Cathedral Of the Incarnation, Garden
City. Bishop Burgess, assisted by the
Rev Dr.. John Robert Moss, dean Of the
cathedral, will perform The ceremony,
which will be followed byia reception at
the home Of the brides patents, Summer
field, Garden City.
Miss Helen Gamer Gardner will be her
sisters maid Of honor; Mss Gladys Null
Ter. Of Philadelphia, will be the flower
girl. and Arthur Z. Gardher, brother of
the bride, will be page. Edgar Barton
Burgess will be his brothers best man,
and the ushers will be George Burgess,
Kenneth Gardiner, Hermln Beale Spell
man. Clement Edward Gardiner. jr.,
James B. Brinsmade, of Cambridge,
Mass, and William c. Wdherili, of Phil
adephia.
The marriage Of Miss Jan W. Delano,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Warren Delano,
Of 80 East 36th St, TO George H. Edgell,
son Of George 5. Edgell, Tie Knobs, New
port, will take place to-da! at the country
home OF the brides PARENTS, at Tarry-
town, y. Y.
Miss Hope z. Warrel, daughter Of
Schuyler N Warren, of this city, will be
married to Robert Wilberbrce, of Kemer-
ton Worcestershire, England, on July l
In Brompton Oratory. London.
Mrs George s. Bowdoin and her daugh-
ter. Miss Edith G. Bowdon, have gone TO
Bar Harbor. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Murray
Young will go there next week.
Mrs. j. Watson Webb will give dinner,
followed by dancing, tb-night at her
country home in Syosset, Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. George Barton French
have closed their apartment at $40 Park
av and are at the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Mlbank are re-
eeiving congratulations on the birth of a
daughter last Sunday at their home, 80
East Ssth ST. Mrs. Milbank was Miss
sehulze, Of Michigan.
! Miss Marie La Montague. who has been
In Europe since last November, will sail
for New York to-day on the Rotterdam.
General and Mrs. Howard Carroll and
their daughter Miss Caramai Carroll, will
sail for Europe to-day on the George
Washington. They will return to Carroll
elf, Tarrytown, late in August.
Mrs. William Bayard Cutting and her
daughter, Miss Olivia Cutting, who are at
oakdale Long Island, will go to North
east Harbor, Ne, late in July.
Mr. and Mrs Charles G. Francklyn and
Mss Doris Francklyn have gone to Red
Crcft, their country place in southampton