New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
SCENE AT THE NEWPORT HORSE SHOW.

@ Miss in 6R0F of s
Mason, Mrs Nathaniel Thayer Mrs. " r. Morgan,
F, Robinson. Mrs Richard GambriI John W. Ellis
h9 HBbn 2I Ma a0I Mrs MTS 0gde9 si Wn Mrs G
honor Of their son-in-laW and daughter. Mr.. and
David King, Mrs. E. Livingston Ludlow Mrs. r.
H. Gammell Mrs. Andrew c. Dulles and Mrs L.
Luncheons have been given by Mrs. Harry Payne
George s Scott Mrs y z Th9mpgon oiISs MIS- J. ' J
MMaS9n ogden ,ss NILS H. EIdTedge Alfred G.
Mrs. Edwin Parsons and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish.
yacht Electra. and the Clambake Club had its
usual weekly outing and dinner at the grounds at
During the week Potter Palmer tr., and Braddish
Miss Tayor has bee the guest of her G
Mrs. Thomas r. Hunter; Louis V. Bell of his
mother, Mrs; Isaac Bell ". E. Garter. Of Clarence
Dyer, il; Miss HenOp, of Mrs, William NJ. Kings
YT. snd Mrs. George S. Scott; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Barring. Of London. Of James stiman; lawrence
Butler, Of Milton S Barger; Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
and Mrs Moses Taylor. of Mr., and Mrs Heber R
5m OF Mr. a1d Mrs G eofge r MIS- Be T Eor
est Miss Curry Connally of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
and Mrs T: suffern Taller, of Mr and Mrs Arthur
T. Kemp; Miss McAllister, of Mrs, William Gros-
Low of S 3 F. H Huntington n l. A Biddle Of Victor
ARRIVALS OF THE WEEK
The arrivals of the week have included Miss
/ Pauding. niece of Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew;
| Congressman Lowering, of Massachusetts: Bishop
! Beaven of Springfield; Gordon Prince c. g. Pratt.
| A. Bagby and George Keppel of England.
| AT The New Cliffs have been registered Mr.. and
Mrs John H; Post, Mr., and Mrs. John Lund. Mr..
| S. Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 3, Treat, Mrs.
Miss Gertrude Parsons Dr. " 4 Martin BeeRman 95ai
H EopPn b IL L l. White Guy F. Cary, Nj and Mrs
! G; Henderson and F; w. KELSEY. of New-York; w.
garn MSS l Hart q and e e Il rSY %Heesr R Of Pba
ddelphia, ;,- H Al H. Wilson and Mrs NJ L. Meyer, Of
Stevenson. Miss. Rosa saltonstali. samuel J. shaw,
conreneyy and T s F@ Of Roson EfmITe Mr. and Mrs.
/ D. B. Martin and Mrs. Z. A Blackshere, OF Balti
and e B9P Of bro Far the Rev
pr Neviqs Of Rome; W; C Sheldon. Of Mexico;
Kansas City aHd = Arnoid Ey" Of fouehEeeDse aSsr S
] Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor intend to leave
! here soon on the steam yacht NourmahaI for u
/ cruise, which may extend as far as Bar Harbor.
Hudson, by october, and will give a number Of
mouse parues u mere e., IN me autumn Mrs Astor Is
| ing from New-York just before Christmas.
soon, to visit Mrs. Pollock. Mrs. Wysongs sister
! Mrs Duncan Elliott is at Belmain. Nara agansett-
| ave- which she Will continue to occupy until late
! Thomas Whistler is leave soon on an extended
fishing trip II Canada: Mrs Whistler viii remain
from an extended trip on the Continent and are
MI and MIS- George Re- RTes have a tne
! from their trip Alaska.
j. G. Johnson has arrived home from a visit
| 10 Europe, and his joined his family their cot
! tage, in Bellevue Court.
The Marquis de la Gandara a member Of the
! Spanish Legation at St Petersburg. who is spend
| ing the summer here and has been a guest at the
principal social entertainments since his arrival Is
! 10 give large dinner party this month in recog-
! milton Of the many social courtesies extended TO
! MIN.
! Rentals for the season of 1901 are beginning to
| come in. Among those announced are the Train
| villa, at Baiey's Beach, George b. De Forest:
| the George T., NaTing, jr, cottage, the Hypothe-
| neuse in Catherlue-st., to Mrs F. T. Curtss; the
| lie Roy King house, known the Berkeley cot
tage. in BelleVueave.. 10 DR. Austin Flint jr; the
/ Tyler cottage Bellevue Court. TO II. II. HunneweL
Jr., and the Charles F. Lyman cottage, lie Roy-aVe
! 20 Robert Sedgwick.
| William o. Banding has purchased a building
site containing about 175O00 square of land a
part Of the George Gordon King property fronting
| on Nlckham and Beacon Hill roads.
| Visiting clergymen In the city pulpits last
| Sunday were the Rev. DR.. Henry van Dyke at
| Parker Morgan, at All Saints Memorial Church
and the Rev. Braddin Hamilton. at St Georges
l. Iownsend Burden has been reelected pres-
deht and Henry A c. Taylor secretary and treas
uTeT OF the Spouting Rock Beach Associat tior
"nlch owns and controls the fashionable bathinR
property at Baieys Beach. Lispenard Stewart ha :
6een CHOSEN governor, in place Of Ogden Cioelet
II is said here that August Belmont IS To ne the
ne@t commodore OF the New York Yacht Club and
tShdl ne Is 10 have a rev steam yacht which will
De one OF the fastest of the larger craft In the