New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-24
AFFAIRS IN SOCIETY.

To-day will be one filed with incidents at the ~
sorts II will be the first day Of the tournament
at the shinnecock Golf Club. and this alone is an
affair which interests all the society on the south
shore Of Long Island. The debut o. Miss Elizabeth
Hunter at the little theatre at the Newport Ca
sine in play entitled, The XII, WITHIN tas
Lutte will be the chief incident q The day at
Newport This will be the second of the series OF
Subscription performances for the troupe OF the
Earl Of Yarmouth Many dinners viii be given in
the evening previous to the play; ~ ne I-arch-
and the day will be devoted TO regatta.
The tournament at Southampton viii last nearly
all the week There will be polo at Sarragansett and
at Saratoga. On Saturday at New-Rochelie there
will be a horse show for the benefit of the New
Rochelle Hospital. and amgnE those who are ex-
jr.. Thomas Maitland and F. G.. Potter
Mrs Francis Ormonde French ard Miss Elsie
French did not go 20 Newport ON Saturday. They
are al Tuxedo where they will pass few DAYS
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French Alfred
@. Vanderbilt Is AT Newport Mrs French and
R Ris5 [IePrh Wilson Nil ven 6 SspoTf y
They will remain there Tor the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman, jr. are among
the latest arrivals az Newport. where they are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hartman. They
went to EewDort on the valiant as guests q
last week Mr. Vanderbilt sailed On the Valiant
for HavTe. lie will be away until October. accord
Mrs Van Duzer and her daughter. Miss Julia
Van Duzer are at Easthampton this summer.
Or. and Mrs Clarence Rice are settled in tnair
home. and have had some house parties
NJ. Orme Wilson returned from Neyg-Y9rk 10 tis
place at Babylon. where he and Mrs. Wilson nare
been since their return from abroad. re came Up
to town Saturday 70 meet his father and moth
Mr.. and Mrs Richard T. Wilson M and Mrs.
Bradsh Johnson are at thu place az 1sip for he
summer. At Babylon and ISlip. along the coast
been chiefly SAILING ana g5If S,InGqv amos ea-h
house entertaining a nu-nher of guests from town
Mrs. Langdon Schroeder are among the young
couples who are near Islip for the season.
Many people are stH in the woods in the
Adirondacks in Canada. Mr. ana Mrs Walter
l.. Suydam have gone TO Canada 10 spend four
weeks They will return 20 their home ar Bay
port in September Charles NJ OeI-fohs has taken
cottage at Paul Smiths in tic AcirondacSz.
His brother Hermann viii be with him later n
the season. AIRS. OeIrichs and Miss OeIricbs VIII
re P1a 9 Pr1nd lof F also oae M 81
IaEe in the 4sighborTnoqqd - he Lower 3 5;ssis
N nv s6sar are P1 n P on me phi -
are at sarandc Lake. ard near them is Ms Calvin
s Brce and Miss Kate Briee.
An interesting sale oe property took place last
week at RhinebecE. II was in confirmation OF an
order Of court directing a conveyance Of The ore
Lot Farm. in the town OF RhIneteck. by Prescott
Hall Butler. committee OF John a Chanler. 20 John
c. Livingston. for 80 Coo The farm contains three
hundred and seventy acres and Is covered by
mort gage o. $4,000. which will be paid OF the
purchase price. Amelie Trou5etskoy. formerly
Amelie Rives Chaner. joins in the conveyance,
and thus releases her dover right I'm the estate
of her former husband. Mr.. Chanler has been IN
sane for over two years AT ElooH.ngdale- TIE
Princess TrOubetskoy : in miserable health at
her place, Castle fIill, near Charlottesville Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Cavendish Be1tincks party ~ High
cliff Castle to meet the Prince 81 Wales included
the Duchess OF Marlborough. Lord and Lady car
rington and Lady Marjorie Darlington. Lord and
Lady Chelsea. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James, Count
MensdOrff. Lord NilierS Lord Hyde John Scott
Montagu and Oliver BOTthwiCk. well Sidney
tireviIle. in attendance the Prince.
Mt and Mrs. Lars Anderson who arrived here
last week from Europe have gone 70 Brooklins,
Mass. for the month of July, and VIII go 10 New
port for August.