New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

The plans for summer outings OF many o, -.
men who go out a great deal in society hav4.
been completed. the various New-Ycrk clubs bs
a vacation look about them There are stiI r,.-
well known people sailing for Europe and o+bs-
returning and the restaurants are very well sUs4
for dinner Mondays The intense heat OF "a,
terday. however, interfeTed somewhat with -
weekly shopping parties Of those who i've ma.
sea or Sound shore aid not dare venture l7-5
town.
Mrs. Astor left town yesterday FOR Newport a.
remained in town over Sunday. and her dauzb,s-
Mrs. Orms Wilson, came up from Babylon 70 vir.
her Mr. and Mrs. Wilson intend 70 pass tss
greater part Of the summer at Babylon bu- tbsv
viii make visit 10 Mrs. Astor at BeechwOOd- Ths
last week OF Mrs. AstOFs stay in London was Ei-s
Mrs. Ogilvy Hais, who not only gave several din
ners, but evening with music for her mother
Mr. and Mrs William Corcoran Eustis viii s,r
tomorrow for Europe 10 Join M and Mrs LAyf
P. Morton. II had been stated elsewhere tha-
Mr. and Mrs EUstis had taken cottage at New.
port for the summer. II was George Eustls VI,
has the cottage. and he and Mrs. Eustis have a.
near Meadow Brook
Mr. and Mrs r T Wilson are expected 10 r.-
turn to this country next Saturday They VII. a,
heretofore. pass the summer in Newport. Their
grandson Robert Goelet, Is rapidly improving Hs
board the yacht Mirage last SATURDAY
and Mrs. Ogden Goelet gave her first dinner On
the same evening. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt IL
has been entertaining Frank Polk. who was her
husbands best man AT their wedding Mrs. Van
oeI1i.L DIT mas as Dfeh EI.l-5 a 80 aS- L5aI.y every
evening LOT tne last three weeks. Ne#porr 3 still
interested in The yacht races above al! other
pi7ted
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Cameron are sciu abroad
They will remain until the autumn. Slr Roderick
Cameron and the Misses Cameron are on Staten
ho4nccd 81 ana Mrs Relont T-ary ars = an an
at the family country seat.
The first of the series Of performances OF tia
Earl OF YarmouJh's troupe al the Casino Newport
is announced for this evening There is a large
subscription opened for il. The play viii be "Ths
Counsellor's Wife" Mss Bessie Hunter viii not
make her debut until later. This is the first the
atricaI venture AT Newport this summer, with ths
exception of a dime vaudeville show in a tent 0a
the baseball grounds which has had a run OF fash
ionable patronage
Senator George P. Wetmore and Mrs. wermors
and the Misses Wetmore viii sail on the St Paul
tomorrow. They Will be abroad all summer but
Miss Maude Wetmore viii return in time for the
autumn soI tourna men[s. William A. Dler . an
other passenger on the s. Pau Waile abroad hs
William X Vanderbilt returned from his fishing
expedition on Sunday and then went on the
Valiant for the summer He will cruise along the
coast. going 70 Newpqrt and Bar Har5or. Beng
still in mourning. Mr.. Vanderbilt viii entertain
in any large measure this summer
Mr. and Mrs. T. surern Taller are true TO Tuxedo.
where they viii remain until August l J. Henry
Smith, who has recently inherited a large fortune
will occupy their villa during the summer. He IS
now in Europe. Mr.. and Mrs Taller viii 90 10
Newport for the remainder Of the season
Mrs David Wolfe Bishop and her son. David
Wolfe Bishop. sailed the ST Louis on Saturday
for New-York. They will occupy the Bishop villa
at Lenox for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. CoUrrlsndc
F. Bishop will remain abroad for the summer and
return in the autumn.