New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16
WITHIN THE PALE.

il
i,s. week II has been busy changing its
from one part Of the country to the other.
-,pr5 has left Newport, Out there is little
in. difference at any Of the other resorts. The
ll..trs and the interior OF the country are now
mir turn It will be almost December be-
bav.s houses are all opened and society settles
iolgr for the short winter season, and even then
here WI 80 The Hot Springs Of West Virginia
AZ a1hc~ winter resorts while those who have
c9lItilS3, mid rural surroundings.
.-york showed social activity on the
-, y, the cup races Many % the Newport cot
80 we're IN town Colonel and Mrs John Jacob
IS had large party the NourmahaI Mr.
Mrs william K. Vanderbilt, jr.. were at one
hI1 and Nr and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt at
.ter James J. Van Allen. Colonel and Mrs
1osy A Kane Mrs c. Albert Stevens and
- others have been in town in the course of the
.-t Already there is much activity in the i'm
.,a+s suburbs Tuxedo has It's quota Of cot
s and the Meadow Brook region is rapidly
LINZ s5oJTtry and golf and rogue continue he the
Unite games. ROGUE IS scientific croquet
ch has -cb s and some power Of e5durance 81
Is2g- resembles very little the pastime which
macs 3a3i s"''
,,rox has had very gay week It is true that
season there is not like that Of other places. 1t
- nc urtle coterie. and you find the same names
~ after year. This week there viii be a tub
iis!aie an assembly dance and OF course, various
4icnics and excursions and dinners. There is 4
s-gdied informall,v about the place. which is al
nost half lis charm
There is not much on the programme for New
=. There is q certain number Of dinners which
- sfI 10 be given. and the meets Of the Mon
outb Hounds continue. Miss Leary. however, has
@ssssd having musicals. and the musicians them
,yss have packed up their instruments and gone
. PASTURES new. The concerts at the Casino on
sunday evenings are things of the past The
veather has been bit raw and gray, but still
- e q great deal 20 interest people Newport
g, French and Miss Elsie French contemplate
early visit 10 Tuxedo. where Alfred G. Wander
4. viii also 20 Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt ST.
15 hsT ,,Is-a As siready ann6uncSd. the H. NICK
rI--mbivs and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ". Wander
t p. Liverpool on Wednesday next. The Twom-
lis viii 20 10 their country place near Madison,
Ifgmber OF games between famous champions this
9 9f-s 1TV6mbiy will give as is their wont many
io1e parties in the autumn and early winter.
houses for the season. Those Easthempton
and Quogue and the quieteT resorts are remaining
ever the months Of September and october. Mr..
su5 Mrs Harry W McVickar have gone TO Tuxedo.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Lord have arrived
here also Mr.. and Mrs James /. Breese Will
lave Southampton in a few days Mrs Arthur
Dodge has gone, her lease of the Duer house hay
a4s M. and Mrs De Lancey Nicoll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Trenor I. Park Mr.. ard Mrs James L. kernochan,
Bafc Say '''-' 49,
Yesterday brought the cup race for the To-foot-
e-s MANY n the NeWporters who had been IN
town on Wednesday had returned. Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt jr. remained, but she will so back to
Newport and VIII stay there until late in the
autumn Mrs Hermann Oelrichs vas also in town
for a Few DAYS She was with her sister, Mrs.
KiIiam X Vanderbilt jr. The exodus from New
port continues Miss Pauding. who has been the
guest Of Miss Leary has gone ana passed through
Paul Dahgren and Miss Ronola DahIgren have
gone 70 Lenox- However. there Is t5!k al EeWport
Of dinner dance to be given early IN the week
and several inp~omptu entertainments. The meet
Of the Hounds takes place three times a week with
unfaiinS regularity.
Bar Harbor has about closed its season. The
weather has been Cold and those al the hotels are
arranging 10 90 within the week Many OF the cot
tagers viii remain. This has been brilliant sea-
son for Bar Harbor. and IS marked with red let
have gone 70 Lenox for the remainder of the sea-
son.
Manchester. Pryde Corner. and other Eastern re-
sorts continue in popularity, and there many
New-Yorkers at these places, The Murray Bay
and Pointe a Pique colonies remain for another
fortnight although the weather is up the
St Lawrence and there are many evidences of a
waning season. The Adirondacks are in the full
flush Of their season, " aich somewhat. Ike Cleo
sess an infinite variety of attractions The camps
are al! occupied, ana sports in the open are IN
great favor.
There was a small wedding yesterday in town.
il was that Of Casirnir de Coppet and Mrs Adele
T Greene the widow Of Dr. John Wynantz Greene.
It took place At the home Of the bride, No So East
FItieth-sr. Ernest de Coppet, brother Of the
pr!oeg[oon was best man. and there were two ush-
Smith Of New-Yo~k Mr.. and Mrs. de Coppet went
az On wedding trio, but they will return 10
'O"h LOT The winter.
The St Paul, which sailed yesterday from Cher
bourg and Southampton. brings few Of the trav-
elers who have been away nearly all summer. On
her list IS I Townsend Burden, who arrives in
advance Of his family, who still abroad. Rob
srt Van Cortland IS also on board. He IS at
ia,e Frederci I2To,Seo an %is7jeI,e ITe IeaeeJ
y 4sst year. Mrs. Bronson and Miss Bronson are
snip are Miss GaIlaudet. General and Mrs. McCos-
~ Butt and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Cassatt, of Phila
General and Ms Henry I. Burnett remain at
eeF country place at Stonesboro. Penn. until late
he autumn Mr. and Mrs. +. y. Taller will he
country
Tie suburban season in Westchester will begin
H'1 Mrs. Jules ReynaI and her two sons Will
arrive from the AdIrondacks this week The meets
q he Port Chester Hounds vii begin soon as E.
: Heynal returns. Thomas Maitland is making all
1rSStpSLtalons for the Nestchester Horse Show,
~Mea Is one of the features Of the season, and
49,. VII! take place al White Plains on Septem-
NJ = and last until September g. Nj and Mrs.
nt'sIi bostWl0c at Nergmere, and Mr.. Bost-
80 j. much interested in the future Of the Auto
~. o'ls Club, which he has organized for Westches-
81. ar and Mrs. TrenOr /. Park and Nj and
e.. OlVer Hartman. jr., are returning this week
4'On heir summer trips.
although the season has ended at Narragansett.
ue ooltagers and many Of the guests at the hotels
VIII niger. The burning Of the beautiful Casino
nSS sal blow, but il was lucky ii happened at
."e end OF the gay season. BY next summer
- her Casino VIII stand in its place, and the
LoU.c44Iiishafn VIII rise from its ashes The new
en- s oullt Of late years at Narragansett are mod