The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-24
SOCIETY LEAVING FOR
COUNTRY AND EUROPE
Weddings the Chief Events in the CtySigns of Summer
Life at Newport--N1any Engagements Announced---
Notes of Wonens Clubs


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to be held on August IL ana IT, ana on
the latter GATE MIS-. StuyVesaht fish
nower Dali VIII marx tho Climax OF
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne whitney
do not expect to open their villa TOT the
about Newport most OF the time. 1t Is
reported that MT. whitney has recently
purchased from Frederick w. Wander
bit his yacht Warrior. which had
mishap In southern waters last winter,
and he Will be with his fainiiy on poaro
most OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stevens VIII
probably take one OF the Pinard cot
tages. arriving late IN July from their
country place in Bernardsville, n. j.
The first OF the diplomats arrived last
week. Count de san Estaoan, frst sec
rotary OF the Spanish Embassy. who
has installed his family in their summer
home.
There will be plenty OF opportunity
for dancing during. the summer. as Carl
Berger has arranged a series OF thes
dansants to be given at his Bellevue
Lodge throughout the season. He has
secured as leader OF his orchestra Joseph
Fejer. who has been at the Vanderbilt
In New York for several seasons. II Is
expected that John X. Mclean OF
Washington will take villa at Newport
for the summer. to be with his son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
q. Mclean.
With good weather the garden party
for the benefit OF the Army Relief So
ciety will find many persons at Gov
ernors Island on Thursday afternoon
and evening. This garden party has
been for some years a fixture OF the
spring season and formerly 1t was con-
fined to afternoon hours. This season
feature Will BIO the army supper 20 be
prepared by cooks OF the garrison. and
there will be dancing Mt tho Officers
Club both afternoon and evening. An
other Interesting event Will be the flight
OF aeroplanes under the direction or
Major Theodore A. Bridgeman or the
aero squadron. who will carry with him
Capt. William Hazlcton Of the same
squadron. They will fly down the Hud-
son and will attack another aeroplane
at the island.
Mrs. Daniel 8. Lamont will receive
with Brighten. and Mrs. Robert
III. Evans. and assisting them will be
Gen. and Mrs. Charles +. Roe, Miss
Harriet Center. Gen. and Mrs. Bailey
OF Fort Totten. Col. and Mrs. John s.
Mallory. Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. Will
lam G.. HAN. Col. and Mrs. Stephen
c. Mills. and Col. and Mrs. Rogers
Birnie. It Is also hoped that the Gov
ernor and Mrs. Glynn, the Mayor and
Mrs. Mitchell, Col. Theodore Roosevelt
and Mrs. Roosevelt will be present.
The dance at the club will last from
6 to and there will be exhibition dances
by Miss Edna Fenton and Albert Van
Sand. There will be music by military
bands from New York harbor and at
$3.50 there will be the escort OF colors
and dress parade. The army supper.
which will be served at the clubhouse
after 6. will cost but so cents. II the
weather Is fine there will be on sale at
booths, erected on the lawns. tea, coffee,
sandwiches. ice cream. flowers. confec-
tionery and other commodities.
Mrs Grin b. Mitcham will be In
charge of the dance at the club and with
Der will be Mrs Chauncey Il. Humphrey,
Mrs. q. #. Downey. Mrs. w. c. Can
non. Mrs. r. Fl. Allen, Mrs. A. L. TRULY.
Mrs James b. Mitchell, Mrs. Albert
Gleaves, Miss Anna Gleaves and Miss
Katharine Rush.
Among others assisting at tho booths
and elsewhere will be Mines. Frank
Lawton, John Woodward. William Wal
lace. Jr, Theodore A. Baldwin, William
Sage. Paul Giddings. Arthur Rhule.
George Scott. Charles Saltzman, George
ID. Arrowsmith, Guy Palmer. Leon Rou-
diez, Alfred NJ. Hunter Brian II. Wells