Evening star., 1928-05-20


liant season is under way at Tuxedo
Park. With all of the estates open, the
sports program in full swing, and an
unusual social calendar. the Spring and
early Summer bid fair TO outdo all pre-
vious seasons. The annual horse show
on June ] and June 2 will be the cli-
max Of events and the entries indicate
that it will be the largest ever held in
the park,
AS for several years past the horse
show will be under the direction .. a
committee headed by Mrs, DaviS Wag-
staff. as president. and Col. Pierre Lor-
lizard, jr. as secretary and treasurer.
Plans already are being completed for
social events which surround the show.
There will be a number of week enc
parties besides luncheonS, teas ana
dances.
Particular attention is being paid to
Yachting and fishing this year. Boats
races are held every Saturday. These
will continue well into the Fall. Large
catches of fish in Warwick Brook and
the big lake have been reported ny
Malcolm @. Field, Albert Gould Jenn-
ings, Robert c. Morris, William GIL
man Low, jr. II. C. Stone, Wyllys r.
Belts. Herbert r. King. ir.. Henry l..
Mvickar and E. C. Anderson.
will be one Of the ShowplaceS in this
region of beautiful estates, when COM
pleted. 1t is expected that the structure
will be opened before the Autumn ball
next October. There are many decora-
tive features within this ediflce,
There is every indication that the
Watching set along the North Shore of
long Island will enjoy season of many
interesting events. The New YorE
Yacht Club Station at Glen Cove Land
ing has been opened and many OF the
members have their craft in commits
sion.
Each of the officers of the club. COM
no0ore. vice commodore and rear COM
modore. will have new yachts this sea-
son. Commodore Vincent Astor viii have
q sumptuous yacht from Germany;
Vice Commodore winthrop Aldrich, a
racing Yacht from abroad. and Rear
Commodore JuniuS S. Morgan, jr., VIII
have a TO-foot committing boat, which
will convey him back and forth FROM
Glen Cove to New York. 1t viii be
known as the Shuttle, that also being
the French name, Navettee, OF the COM
nuting boat of his father. Mr.. j. 2.
Morgan.
Among the yachts in commission are
the Wayfarer, Vice Commodore Aldrich;
Mystery, Harvey D. Gibson; Dodger, Har-
old l. Pratt, Sachem. George Whitney;
MarpesSa. Henry D. Whiton.
The Whileaway, Harry Payne Whit
neys yacht, viii so in commission May
%. Others awaiting orders 20 so IN
commission are the Whisper. H. l..
Pratt; Triton, j. Fairchild; the Pontoon,
H. n. Slater, and Wenonah, James A.
Stillman.
Mr.. Harrison williams wiz have a
new committing boat, which is expected
to be somewhat Of sensation. IL VIII
be the Whim Sd and VIII make more
than so miles an hour, powered oy
nair of Wright airplane motors develop
ing 800 horsepower.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin jenkins van
Schaick Of Springmeade. Huntington,
Long Island. have announced the en-
earement of their daughter, Mary
Champe Van Schaick, to Rudolph Iange
TuIloch of New York and Elizabeth
N J.
Miss Van Schaick is a graduate OF the
Huntington High School. She Is
granddaughter of the late Jenkins Van
Schaick. who for many years was gov
ernor of the New York Stock exchange,
and of the late Rev. John J. Lonlax.
she is the sister of Miss Marguerite Van
Schaick. clerk Of the village Of Lloyd
Harbor, and OF Mr.. Wynne J. Van
Schaick. who married Miss Imogene
Gather Of Baltimore.
Mr.. TulIoch Is the son Of the late Mr.
and Mrs william Tull0ch OF Orange, n.
J, He is a graduate Of Yale and Is In
business IN this city.
The wedding win take place early IN
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry HoIbrook have
issued invitations for the wedding OF
their daughter. Miss Natalie HolnrooK,
20 Chauncey Porter Goss. 3D.. son OF Nj.
and Mrs. Chauncey Porter Goss. jr.. OF
waterbury. Conn, which viii take place
at Madison. Conn. on Saturday. June 2.
Miss Ho1brook viii have Miss Sanool
Etoddard Of New Haven, as maid OF
honor. and her bridesmaids win be the
Misses Frances Patten, Kathleen Kel-
loeg and Frances AlIen.of this city:
Jane Muhlfeld Of Ecarsdale. Anne
winsIow Of New Haven. Eieanone Davis
of Great harrington and Mrs. J. King
Hoyt, jF.. Of Stamford.
Mr.. Cess viii have his brother, Rich
ard Goss Of Waterbury as best man and
his uslaers viii be John Holbrook, An
drew varick Stout, Gardner Stout, John
KINGSLEY. Oswald Lord, Frederic A.
potts. Henry G. Potter, Herman d.
pusarn. ir.. and Daniel A. Lindley. all
OF New York; Carlos r. Stoddard, jr.,
of New Haven. James w Cooper Of
New Britain, Samuel Ferguson, ir., of
Hartford James G.. Greenway, Jr., OF
Greenwich. and James w. Simpson, U.,
Of Milwaukee.
Elaborate plans for furthering the
Baby Shelter, the pet charity Of the
Junior League. are keeping pace with
the preparations for the new clubhouse
which the organization is sponsoring
Equipment for the shelter and every
convenience for carrying on the work
has been included In the architecture
ARRANGEMENT Of the clubhouse.
The Baby Shelter is financed In part
BY the annual entertainment given by
members Of the league. Other sources
Of support are the private subscriptions
On the shelter board are Mrs. Sherman
p. Haigft, president; Mrs Carl Gray
treasurer: Miss Barbara Wey. 6ecre.
taYy: hrs. John Foster Dulles, Mrs
Percy II. Jennings, Mrs. George Liver.
more. Mrs. Edgar 6tlllman, Mrs. Ernest
EtiIlman and Mrs. william WaIling.
Some time ago II vas decided tina
the new clubhouse would be an excel
lent place for the Baby Shelter. M
expense viii be spared In making ar.
fangenaeuts for exceptional care Of thi
infants who come within the lurisdie
ton Of the league workers.
Miss Phoebe Armietead Helmer
daughter OF DIR. and Mrs. Fieldins
Lewis Taylor Of 1i2 East Eiztietn street
viii be married 70 Seymour WadgwoTth
son Of Mr and MRS. Clarence g. Wads
worth of Middletoyn, Conn, on Tues
day, June s, In st. Bartholomew