New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The Glorious Fourth was duly and properly ceIe
brated all over the United States II was dizt,n,tr
a festival so far the modish world was con .
cerned. for the country. it was observed with :
spirit and a vim which evinced much so,,,s
patriotic feling. From all accounts the flIuminsl
ments at Newport. at Tuxedo at Bar Harbor
along the Hudson and on the sound through Ns0I
Jersey and on the Atlantic shore of Long Islsrsa
were successful "a
Newport came first with its excursion On ~.
Electra. arranged by Mr.. and Mrs Elbridee =
Gerry Mr.. and Mrs. F. P Garrettson gave larva
AT home" in their cottage in Touro Park. and
there were races and parade and many other en-
tertainments- Hluminations and fireworks dsplavs
were general throughout the cottage colony. Tux-
edo edo mad What what may be called "rattling" celebra-
figure Southampton which has Harry var5oGi grr5iaGipal
star golfer ard number OF house parties was
Meadow Club was fit ending to the day Naa-1e me
all the Long Islanders except the polo enthusiasts
~ Hartman and Harry Hollins jr-. were among the
George J. Gould. Robert Collier and number n,
polo players went down to the Cedarhurst C1yb
where there a spirited contest in the after
noon William K Vanderbilt went fishing. and he
will be gone about ten days The annual regatta
of the LarchmOnt Yacht Club the social inc.
sentative gathering at the clubhouse As baSttsI
the time and the season. the Fourth celebrated
In the open
There are still a number Of departures ro-
Europe. many of them being young men who sra
going over for few weeks during the vacation
months to visit the Exposition. For the last few
days the outgoing ships have had representative
passenger lists of this character. They have in
jr Peter Coelet Gerry Robert Livingston G;errv'
Marcus DAILY, jr-. Arthur Scott Burden. Arthur
tenet
kilograms of congratulation continue to pour IN
and flowers TO be sent to Mr.. and Mrs Arthur T
Kemp, who are the proud parents Of little daugb-
ter born on Tuesday Newport. Baby BeIIes'
baby is a popular institution at Newport Just now
II seems Difficult. for any one to realize that Mrs
Fred Nelson is grandmother She is with he,
daughter. having taken a cottage near by. The
weeks. and it is expected that Great Uncle Fred
die ~iebhard will come on for the affair This IS
at the home of Mrs Nelson. No. 100 Fffth-ave a
little more than three years ago
There was not very much surprise at the dispatch
announcing that Marshall Owen Roberts had be-
a British citizen Young Roberts. who
educated Cambridge. has lived in England ever
since he boy His mothers marriage 20
Colonel Ralph Vivian. at Calvary Church in 1892
one of series of international alliances which
have transplanted large fortunes made in America
England. Young Roberts was in the United
States two years ago. upon his coming OF age
Colonel and Mrs. Vivian have associated but little
with the American resident society in England. and
their names never seen at any representative
American gatherings When the Roberts mansion
Is finally sOld-and It Is said that IL has found
purchaser-and torn down TO make room for
business building, last mementO OF It's owner Will
of the handsOmest in New-YOrk and IL only a
years ago that III stood in colony of beautiful
houses among which was that OF the late August
Belmont. The Lorillard Spencer hou-e once the
abode of Allen Thorndike Rice. has been down;
the Robert G. Rensen house is 70 follow, and the
Union Club is to move There are now IN this
neighborhood above FourteenJh-st. only Mrs H.
Van Rensselaer, Kennedy, Mrs Frederic Nelson,
Mrs. Bradsh Johnson. Mrs John Woodbury. Mr..
and Mrs Willie TomphnS. Mrs. Devereux Clapp
and Miss Parish
RawIins Cotteuet. before he sailed. denied the
rJror of the engagement Of his sister, Miss Fan
ME Cottenet 10 Rodertck Mcleod Cameron the
son Of Sir Roderick Cameron. Miss COttenet and
her mother at LenOx and the CamerOns are
established for the summer at Clifton Burey,
Staten Island
The wedding OF Miss Amaia Kussner and
Charles Du Pont Coudert possesses interest for
ciety. With the exception Of Mrs. Charles COU-
dert the mother Of the bridegroom, Of the
Coudert family were present All Mrs. CoUderJ's
daughters ar, married. two Mrs Charles
Coudert has given her son the house No. 53 West
Forty-eIgh th-st.. where the young couple will live
after their return from abroad They sailed yes
terday. Miss kusSner q miniature artist. and
has painted the uinldr lures OF number OF well
known people. She IN South Africa for
Al odd times she has been in London, in Paris and
in New York Captain COudert served two years
in Manila. he Is son OF the late Charles
Coudert, and a nephew of Frederic r. COUderL
Captain COudert has never cared for society He
has been devoted for several years to Miss KISS