New-York tribune., 1900-06-24

Stokes intend to go TO their camp in July and they
Month Miss Helen Stokes and the Baroness Hal
kett abroad
II is stiu very dull Bar Harbor. In fact. the
season never begins there until late in July, and
.ben II IS supposed 10 end the second week in Sep
,ernber The children Of Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard
v-iu pass the summer at Bar Harbor as has been
,bs,r custom for years Mr.. and Mrs Ernesto G.
Fahbri are already there. Air and Mrs William
Law schenen will open their cottage about the
end Of the week Mrs Schieffen is on the White
Star ship which should arrive here from Liverpool
on "Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris
VIII also go TO Bar Harhor and Mrs Shepard will
be Vfth her daughters IN July. after she has paid
BIl,more. where she went Friday.
The St Sevsur the old meeting place Of so
many New Yorzcrs and quite as rich in legends
as the once famous Rodick's, IS one OF the only
large hotels open The Luisberg and the Malvern
will not open until july J. The interest centres
about the Kebo Valley Club house which
although smaller than the old one Is modern and
far more picturesque The golf links have been
SPea some tnls and they are fairly crowded in
passing a few weeks at Bar Harbor. They will
II will be impossible TO say much about Mar
ragansett before next week The Pier is never it.
self really until the middle cf July The Casino
opens next Saturday The Thomas Wannamal1er
cottage is nearing completion, and much is ex-
pected OF the Wannamakers although the family
has been IN mourning this spring. The GrenviIle
Kanes VIII leave Tuxedo after the Fourth and mass
The rest OF the season, they have done in other
years. at the Pier
Southampton has already begun its season. and
there has been rush for Easthampton within the
last week. The Meadow Club and the Golf Club
et southampton IN full swing but II is doubt
FL whether the new club will be open for this
season Mrs George B. SchieffeIin and her daugh-
Ter Mrs Henry G. Trevor. will. as usual do much
O. the entertaining Mrs. Schefelin has her sec
ond daughter Mrs. Ismay. with her this summer
Mss MiihaU VINO has been away all winter In
summer gayeties begin. Mr. and Mrs James l.
BTeese are planning some original entertainments
co0ny is confident that it will quite rival it.
There are many summer plans which have not
YET matured. Although the majority OF well known
people have returned from abroad there is still
representation over there From a social point OF
view there has been little OF interest in the Lon
don season except the opera and few dinners
and musicals. The Prince Of Wales IS working
very hard attending all kinds Of affairs in order
70 give 4 little boom 70 social life but he has not
been very successful Everybody IS tired Of the
endless bazaars. and The Absent Minded Beggar.'
a la Kipling has lost interest Mr.. and Mrs Bradley
@ & & 9ok @ 10 not for stTze5 T deal To- bn5 aBv SO 9re fat
extent Mrs Arthur Paget has taken refuge in
Paris. which IS just at the end Of its season.
With the finish Of the Paris season at hand. the
little summer colonies arranging their pro-
gra-nrnes FOR the next two months. Dinard its
se- in which Mrs. Hughes Haliett the Pen Hag
Eerrys the Duntzes and Whitehouses, and the
Jimmie Winslows are prominent James Winslow
sailed some weeks ago and Mrs. Winslow follows
shortly II Is rather early for Aix-les- -Bains. but
botn Mrs. John Monroe and Mrs Griswold Gray
expected there Ihe SEASIDE resorts near I1s te
strangely mingled. in the usual Gallo mode
The few Americans who have intentions OF re-
naming Yet while in Paris are interested In polo
and other outdoor sports Mrs FoXhaH P keene
Mrs. McCreery and Mrs. Frank Mackay have been
interested spectators day after day Of the matches
s+ Rsgatelle But Paris is absolutely Impossible
after july / and there IS never any one leIt leLe
The Americans VIII have their annual entertain
nenJ The AnbassadoT 3 aIlq sSe!st r. - o. i7 a
t-lottc fashion.
NJ and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt will rernSS0
st Gilmore until late IN August 1t has not besn
decided as to whether Bar Harbor or Newport VII
Be their summer home. but as & will 3e XeTy lsIe
tfa3 they viii not take cottage at Newport, but
pay a visit there TO Mrs. John Nicholas Brown.
Many improvements have been made on October
Mountain. and extensive golf links have been laid
out William c. Whitney viii occupy the place in
rhe autumn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne whitney
are expected at Newport next week
AIr and Mrs James NJ. Varnum, after a short
visit 10 Mrs Hugh T. Dickie at Newport viii go
abroad for the summer They arrived at Newport
Yesterday Mrs ". I. Polk and Frank Polk are
also al Newport where they are stopping with Mrs.
=. Mortimer Brooks
AMONG the prominent arrivals on the ships this
coming week will be DR.. ". Seward Webb and
marty Nr and Mrs James A Burden jr. Mr. and
Mrs Cooper Hewitt, Mrs. William J. Schieffelin
and Mrs. Richard Irwin.
New York and is al his house No. q West Fifty
tCIrth-st.
Mrs ogden Goelet and Miss May Goelet arrived
yesterday by the Lucania, but Mrs. Richard T.
Wilson did not accompany them. Mrs. Goelet and
her daughter went straight from the ship to the
took the train for Boston. Robert GOeet is still
the hospital in Boston Mrs Cornelius Wander
tilr. who fl town to meet Mrs GOelet. went
with her the Boston train.
GIT TO THE SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL.
BRONZE BUST OF POET PRESENTED BY THE
FAMILY OF THE LATE WILLIAM PAGE
stratford-on-Avon. June BIN behalf OF the fam