The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-07

Ward. Lady Bullock, wife of Gen. Sir
Frederick Bullock. Governor of Ber-
muda, and Miss bullock; Mrs. c. Bower
lsrnay, Mr.. and Mrs. William Critten-
den Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. George c..
Ward. Rodman Wanamaker. George j..
kingsland Miss Ethel Kingsland, Mr..
r.. Parsons Morgan. the Misses Morgan.
Mrs. Lincoln Rae Peabody, Miss Com
stance Peabody. Mrs. John G. Tomln-
son. Gen. McCoskry Butt. l.. Stuyvesant
Chanler, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan II. Grace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. De Forest, Miss
| Emily De Peyster, Mr. and Mrs T.
Philip Bernhard. Miss Wlnifred Holt, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard NJ. Hoe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Maxwell Miss Madeleine Max
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Jennings and
the Misses Jennings.
Newport Is preparing for an interest
ing and busy season, ana there will be
at least one wedding there. that OF Miss
Josephine Southwick Pearson, elder
daughter OF Mrs. Frederick Pearson. to
Beverley Bogert. II will be celebrated
late In August, ut Anglesea, her mothers
villa at Ochre Point. Mrs. Pearson and
her daughters, who are now In Europe.
will arrive in Newport about the middle
OF July.
The dog show will not be held at the
casino as in former YEARS, but in on.
| OF the pavilions on Easton's Beach,
| which will be all the better for every one
| concerned. The date set for this show
| Is August 8. There will he polo from
! July Is to August 20 and the lawn tennis
tournament will begin late. not until
August "a, lasting into the next month.
| The annual horse show, which winds
up the gay part OF the season, will be-
gin on September and will continue
| three days.
! Mrs. Alexander !. Cassatt of Phila-
delphia, who was in Newport last sea-
son. has leased for the summer Stone
acre. the villa of Mrs. Lee Thomas
| which IL I'm Bellevue avenue and she is
| expected to arrive there next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gordon Douglas have
decided TO pass the summer In Newport
and they have recently leased the Whit
ney Warren villa in Clay street, where
! they are to go shortly after the polo
matches. Mrs. Warren and her daugh-
ter. Hiss Gabrielle Warren, are now in
| Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dulany Rowland. who
I have taken the small villa on the Ma
thaniel Thayer est.ite, IN not expect to
a
July. and they win be for while in
Red Bank, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
have arrived at Beacon Hill House,
which is one OF the show places, and
they left New York on board the Aloha,
| which will be kept In commission all
summer Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry
Warren are already at Seafeld. where
they expect, during the summer. visit
| from their son-in-law and daughter,
Count and Countess Guy de Lasteyrie.
| Society was greatly interested in the
| engagement announced recently OF Miss
Maud Arden Kennedy, daughter OF Mrs.
| III. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy, to Eric ).
| Winston OF this city.
Miss Kennedy. who was among the
bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss
Mary Cutting Cumnock and George Il.
| Wagstaff in st. Georges Church on
Thursday. IL IA first cousin OF Miss
| Julia Robbins who was married in the
chapel there on Wednesday to Lydig
Hoyt. She was introduced to society
| two years ago and. like her nance,
| has been prominent at several or the
| leading outdoor sporting fixtures held
on Long Island each season. particu-
larry at the hunt and race meets. Miss
Kennedy IL also a dog fancier ana, with
her elder sister. Miss Marian V. X. Ken
nedy, has exhibited prize winning Pom
eranans and Irish terriers at the
bench shows of each season In New
York and Long Island. Mrs. Ken
| nedy and her daughters pass good
! deal OF their time at the family country
place In Hampstead. l.. ].
II m q Ora
Harvard in 1912, Is n son Of the late
DIR. Gustavus Winston and grandson
OF Frederick Winston. With his
brother. G. owen Winston, he makes
| his home at l55 East Seventy-first
street, and during the summer months
| in Bernardsville, n. j., where they have
n country place. the Naples. Their
mother il now Mrs. A. Walpole Craigie.
| No date has been mentioned for the
wedding.
| Another engagement recently an
nounced was that of Miss Alice Blaine
Damrosch. daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs
walter Damrosch, to Hall Peasants
| Pennington, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Josias
Pennington OF Baltimore, Md.
Miss Damrosch Is n granddaughter
NJ the late James q. Blaine and is re-
| lated TO many prominent famliles IN
this city. She was introduced to society
four years ago, and since her debut has
| taken an active part in the amateur
theatrical entertainments given by
Young people of society each season.
She was In the cast of the morality
play "Mankynd," given at the Plaza
and the Waldorf-Astoria last winter.
The Misses Gretchen and Polly Dam
rosch are her younger sisters.
Mr.. Pennington ia descendant OF
one of the oldest families in Maryland.
He was graduated from Princeton in
| 1910 and IL now finishing course In
architecture at the Beaux Arts in Paris.
The wedding will take place probably
| In the early fall.
Mrs. Daniel u. Moran has announced
the engagement Of her granddaughter,
Miss Elizabeth Il. Delaiield, to Philip q.
Blrckhead, son of Mrs w. II. Brick
head OF this city. Mr.. Blrckhead Is
member of the Union and Squadron A
clubs. No date has been set for the
wedding.