New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
SOCIETY COMES AND GOES.

suburban life continues to be most attractive
There much golf and tennis at the different
resorts near town. OF course the incident Of the
week Is the Horse Show at Lenox. which takes
place Tomorrow. House parties have been
ranged and the programme includes dance and
a delightful afternoon at the lake Saturday.
The Southampton people enjoyed the last day OF
the Riverhead fair 1t of the usual country
variety, with exhibits Of fruits and vegetables and
good races which took pace m tho sfeTnoo
Morristown is practising golf There will be
beginning Of October At Rich6eid Springs there
asd are st 81 quite number m Who - are re fql9wdns the
field and ditch There are no scheduled affairs OF
any consequence. But those who are in the country
weather.
Among the passengers sailing to-day for Europe
are the Misses Josephine and Fanny Johnson. They
will remain abroad until November; and will
at Newport all summer.
Those who remain at Newport are engaged in
tennis and hunting and dining The tennis match
yesterday, in which the star performers Mrs,
John Jacob Astor and Cyril Hatch. was the lead
day the Newport season practically ends
Much sympathy has been expressed for Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Bates at the loss Of their little
son at Bay Shore, Long Island. Mrs. Bates was
the widow of Efnngham Johnson the son Of the
late BIadish Johnson and her maiden name was
Mr. and Mrs. George B. De Forest are credited
with a desire to pass the autumn at Tuxedo and
the report is that Mr. and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish
are also looking for cottage at the same place.
Mrs. Fish has locale where she spends the in
tervening months between the New-YOrk and
long excursions to the south and the Southwest
In that time. The report that she will settle at
Tuxedo. however, has not been confirmed.
Joseph Letter did not SAIL yesterday. as an
nounced. for Europe He viii wait until his
mother and sister arrive next week. They sailed
to-day from Liverpoo, on the Oceanic
Mrs Richard Irwin has determined to go to
housekeeping again, and she has taken a lease
of five years on No. l West Thirty-ninth-st. Mrs.
Irwin arrived from Europe about two months ago,
after season passed with Mrs Robert Goelet on
board her yacht. the, Nahma. Her own house
has been let for several years
Lord ReveIstoke is in New-York on brief visit
connected with business for the Barings He Is
staying with his brother the Hon Cecil Barring
Lord Francis Hope has also arrived and will
turn with his wife next week LORD Yarmouth
rooms in town for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Cryder and the three
Misses Cryder return TO New-York within a fort
night The Misses Cryder are TO make their debut
this winter. They. are triplets, and their mother
Miss Elizabeth Ogden.
Henry A C Taylor and Miss Taylor who are at
Lenox. will not occupy their town house this
winter. They will remain at Lenox until very late
in the autumn, and then may go abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Livermore have left New
port and to pass few weeks in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoffman Miller are expected to re-
turn from their Adirondack camp to-day. They
will not however. settle in until the late
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin and the Misses
Iselin appeared the booking of the Majestic.
which arrived last evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Isen
have been abroad for a considerable period. Their
time has been passed in the Riviera and in Paris
and at Dinard. They go TO New-Rochele for the
autumn. Mrs Iselin is said have added COnsid-
erably her collection OF vases while abroad.