New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-22
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Yesterday was given over to aquatics and
day and tomorrow will be. The races of the Sea-
wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club at Oyster Bay
have attracted the major part OF society which
is on Long Island and in the suburbs. Mrs Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. jr. was expected in town. as
her mother, Mrs. Richard T. Wilson Mr. and Mrs.
G Geo De Forest were also in town where they
John Jacob Astor are at No. $40 Fffth-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Casimr De Rham have left
town and have gone to Newport for the season
They have rented the Chanler cottage from James
Brown Potter Mrs. De Rham's sister Mrs Loril-
lard Spencer has given up ChasteIIux for the sea
/ Goddard
According to a story from Newport all work will
be suspended on the Hermann Oelrichs villa after
July 10 The workmen have been hurried. and
have managed TO make part of the house habit
aEIe- The rest will not be completed until after
sre IN MeWPoTL SON Both Mt and Ms 0erichs
giving Instructions
1t is still doubtful whether Mrs. stuyvesant Fish
will remain this summer at the Crossways, or
whether she will take another little trip before
settlng down Tor the season. or whether she will
Mr. and Mrs Livingston Mason have cards out
for the celebration of their silver wedding at New
port, June 80. They have asked a number of
young people for a house party during that week
-HIS- Arthur PdSet sun fingers in Paris Her
daughter Is taking rest England and
will not make her formal debut this season Miss
Emily Yzraga Is also in Paris and the Duchess
of Manchester is living short distance out of
London. The young Duke Of Manchester is IN
Paris, and is seen out a great deal He was one
OF the many guests at the flower dinner dance
given by the Count and Countess Boni de cas-
Mrs. Yzraga, OF Concordta Parish louisiana will
spend some time with Miss Leary at Newport this
summer.
The departure OF the Princess Aribert Of AnhaIt
yesterday a surprise 70 some members of
society, who had thought that she would go on to
Newport later in the season visit Lord and Lady
PauncefOte The Princess. however. is not much
interested IN society. She travelling for IN
struction and pleasure and enjoyed visit great
~ She was booked the Kaiser Friedrich der
Crosse as the Countess Munsterberg She was ac-
companied 20 that ship by the British ConsuI-Gen-
eral, Sir Percy SandersOn The rumOr that Mr.
and Mrs Abram 5. Hewitt intended 10 give a
house party in her honor at Ringwood not
true.
The flower dinner dance given by the Count and
Countess Bonl de CasteIane on Tuesday evening
the fete of the Paris season. All the women
were dressed flowers and the men wore evening
coats OF various bright Colors. There was a dinner
served American fashion at small tables followed
by a cotiIlon and a sit down supper. The Grand
Duchess Anastasia OF MeckIenburg- Schwerin, ac-
companied by the Grand Duke Alexis was received
In royal state by the host and hostess The almost
entire absence OF Americans and the presence Of
Royalsts of the most ardent sentiments were no
tiCed. Among the few Americans was the Duchess
de Ia Rochefoucaud. who a party Of
three Duchesses dressed in the tricolOr of France.
Arthur Paget a yellow jasmine and Mrs
Michael Herbert Vas a white rose