New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-19
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The departures from town Increase In number
day by day. AS a rule, sees many people in the
city on Monday, when house parties break IN hut
yesterday there were few well known faces in the
avenue or at the various restaurants Among those
who still finger here Miss Louise w Nc
AHister, Mrs. John Vinton Dahlgren who returned
ceWs and G4uRR ss f Fge RsT at p Mrs Henry
RButherfurd Morris and Mr., and Mrs. Americ II
H. Payne, where their little child is ILL.,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney have re-
turned to Westbury They were in town for a few
days pending the departure of Mrs Cornelius Van
derbilt' sr:, for Europe Cornelius Vanderbilt re-
turned to Newport. MIR. and Mrs T, suffern Taller
are remaining late in town Mr. and Mrs F.
Taller will sail within the next week for Europe
Mr. and Mrs. C. Albert Stevens are yet undecided
about their summer plans. although it Is most
probable that they will go to Southampton They
nave nave rented their own cottage there has also
MS Jonh r. Brady. Mrs Stevenss mother but
are at thelr country house at present near Rosyn.
"fere they Will remain for the next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egerton L. Winthrop jr will be at
Garden City until very late in the summer Mr.
and Mrs Victor Sorchan will also remain at the
same place which just now is becoming very popu-
ana ana to the two golf links. Mrs. Egerton L. Win
rn r5 jr; was at the Suburban Handicap on Sat
uroay' IN charming costume of black and white.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Frederic Kernochan have been
about the last of the residents on North Madison
Square to close their town house. They are now at
tfelr country place at the Highlands of Navesiak.
Miss Ewerettta Kernochan will make number of
VISITS to country houses this summer Joseph H.
Mr. and NJ anu sla r. hernoGhan VIII be wl;h
Ittsfeld Mrs. Pollock returned from abroad about
to enteran n the nis Geen ha79 of eye6
large tea at her country home there.
Mr.. and Mrs William c. Eustis are paying
visit to Hampstead They have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, jr. Willie
Eustis has been taking an active part in the polo
in the matches at Prospect Park and at Cedar
DR., and Mrs Lewis Rutherford Morris who have
been in town since Friday will sail on Saturday
June 30, for Europe. DR.. and Mrs Everett NJ Gull
yer will accompany them. They will pass the
tire summer In yachting.
Southampton is slowly filing I'D and among the
cottagers who have recently arrived there for the
summer are Mr.. and Mrs Henry A Barclay and
Miss Barclay, ex-Judge Henry E Rowland Mr..
them their daugher Trs fsmsv WRG have H9 NTH W
Henry G. Trevor and Colonel and Mrs. Henry May,
Ter, jr., and Dr. Peter b Wyckoff.
Mr., and Mrs. Frederick H Benedict have closed
their town house and have settled for the season
at Oyster Bay Governor and Mrs. Roosevelt will
close Of the Philadelphia Convention.
Among the passengers sailing to-day for Cher
bourg are Mr.. and Mrs Richard H Dixey Mr. and
Mrs. Dtxey have been nearly every season at
LenoX and this year they will be much missed.
They have rented their cottage and they will not
return 70 this country until late in the autumn.
Miss Clementina FurnIss will also remain abroad
this summer. She will travel in Russia.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Herbert will visit Newport
in August. The wedding of Miss Gammeu and
Shaw Safe will take place in the autumn. and Mr..
ana Mrs Herbert are expected to for it.