New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-06

The extreme heat of yesterday decided many a
man TO accept an invitation to the country over
Sunday To-day and tomorrow there will be
general scattering. Some OF the house parties. of
course, had been arranged for some weeks ago.
Tuxedo usual will have the lions share. The
way, it is to be followed by the establishment OF
of 1bdb nFuds HnGwn as [ne qrSe be rs{
meet meet Is arranged for October 10 Another horse
is an open air affair. and besides the Davidsons
spot Of this State #; H. Flagler and other well
A meet is arranged for this afternoon for the
Meadow Brook Club. and if the weather is good
the neighborhood will turn out masse. In the
last fortnight there have been many additions to
the Meadow Brook colony Nearly every house is
opened. Among those who have arrived recently
are M and Mrs Willie Sands San q MI and Mrs Mrs
yea, Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg and Mr., and Mrs.
town the last week, IS visiting Mrs Adoph Laden
and Mrs. Norman De R. Whitehouse have returned
man. jrr near White Plains.
Mr.. and Mrs Almeric H Paget to sail on
November l for Europe 10 remain the winter. Mr..
and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney and William c.
Whitney will stay in this country Miss Randolph.
the daughter Of the late Mrs William c. Whitney.
Is stl abroad Mrs Carrie Wright land and Rer
HarbOr, and are. in WASHINGTON. Mr. and MR.. Mrs
ampton all this summer have gone abroad.
The sale of the Cloisters Mrs. James P. Ker-
nochan's place at Newport. to James T. Wood
ward of the topics discussed yesterday.
1t is significant. Mrs. Kernochan has been resi-
dent of Newport for so many years-ana she has
held court season after season either in the one
particular spot of the Casino lawn or at the
Country Club-that her parting with her Newport
holdings although expected, still comes with a
shock The question now remains, Is Mrs. Ker-
nochan intending to live abroad? Her two chill
dren have been married several years. Jimmie
is living at Hampstead and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Pen are at Tuxedo Park the greater part Of the
year 1t is true that Mrs. Kernochan leans some
%d t, 20 p fr1- me o46er world rom her
husband and even the sceptic is forced TO admit
since her husbands death has been characterized
c yan t am Ssa 0 tbs 6sers will b one
of much import to those who summer at the won
has puTcRased the property is not stranger to
New-York. He has been known here and a. New
number of clubs including the Union, the Knick-
tive of Mrs. Frederick Beach
Mrs Lawrence Kip. who has been nearly all
summer at Narragansett and who is sister of
Mrs Kernochan, has offered her house, No. 452
Fffth-ave. for rent. Mrs Kip has lost her hus-
band and son, and has only one daughter left,
Mrs. Richard McCreeTy. The McCTeerys have pre-
passing some time with her mother recently sailed
MRS EqEePe T we're tS Misses Lorard and
twenty-five years ago were the bellies Of New-York
society.
The departures from Newport continue. and
many cottages have been closed within the last
week Among those who have gone away have
been Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sorchan, who arrived in
town yesterday; Mr.. and Mrs Egerton l. Win
stead; Mrs George Griswold and Mrs Robert
Garrett,
Mrs. F. s. witherbee Is due from Europe on the
New-York which is not expected before tomorrow
MGnaay MRS 0rge E HT aa9 M and M
Harrison Garrett are on the same ship
The varuna will leave Newport tomorrow for
New-York Eugene Higgins has board Mr.. and
Mrs Alan Arthur. Mr.. Higgins will pass short
time at his country house, near Morristown N j.
Mrs Alfred Roosevelt and the Misses Roosevelt,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. A Tremenheere and H. l.
Hoppin are also passengers on the New-York- Mrs.
H Victor Newcomb is expected the Auguste
Victoria She left her daughter Mrs Reginald
Ward at Broadway that PctqTesq7THte; aye. English vii
derson) and other Americans sojourn
Mrs Henry White wife Of the Secretary Of the
United States Embassy in London. has returned
from the Engadne very much improved in health.
Lady Bache Cunard is in Paris on a visit. Mrs
Mr. and Mrs Bradley Martin have taken a run
down TO London.
Mrs Orme Wilson closes her place at Bay Shore
tomorrow afternoon and returns to her town
IS therefore truth in the statement that Mrs
Aston Is to stay at Bay Shore Mrs Astor's house,
No S42 Fifth-ave. being prepared for her arrival
on Monday from Newport for the winter
Mrs Maturin Deafeld Is still at her country
seat at Riverdale and will not return 70 town
until the beginning of November
Mrs. Jules ReynaI has renewed her lease Of the
Henry l. Trevor house Southampton for the
OF 1901
William c. whitney is at his Long Island place.
Wheatley Hills.
Mr. and Mrs Stanford White at their country
house st. James. Long Island
Ms. Sidney Harris Will spend the winter with
her mother, Mrs. Brady, at Flushing.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Gansevoort Sanford have
taken for the winter an apartment at Park-ave
and F1fty-seventh-st For the present they OCCUPY
the house No. 81 West Fifty second st OF MIS-
Sanfords parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Low
who still in Europe.
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