New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-23
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The regatta at Oyster Bay was yesterday again
the centre OF attraction for those who were near
town, and especially those who live on Long Island
The clubhouse at Oyster Bay had a representative
gathering. and in the course Of the day William
X. Vanderbilt IT.. Cornelius Vanderbilt August
Belmont. Ralph n Bliss and Herman b. Duryea
ard others interested in yachting were about.
There was a great deal OF interest n tie golf
Rto At .z1 and there was also
end. however. will not have any large gatherings
into their houses There are always a few init
mate friends asked for over Sunday. Mt and Mrs
Henry q. Trevor entertain very much IN this way
al Southampton and so do MIR and Mrs. J. Hamp-
Den Ro6b. and at Roslyn Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Stevens have also family party
Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor. finding town
very dull, UP 20 Fernclin but they are ex-
pected at home to-day to meet the 81. Paul. which
has on beard Master Vincent Astor and his nurse
In fact, number Of people are In town awaiting
the arrival Of the ships. Mrs. Cornelius Wander
is 70 meet her mother. MIS- Richard T. wilson
and her sister Mrs Ogden Goelet. who the
Lucania-
The st. Paul, which IS due to-day, Will bring in
large number Of passengers. Among those whose
names the list are M and Mrs Harry 3.
Livingston and the Misses Livingston. Cartwright
Eustis. Ogden Mills Reid. Lady Harmley Mr.. and
Walter clarke Mrs Wa aa carey and MISS Ma
garet Carey.
Mrs Elliott F Shepard started yesterday morn
ing for Biltmore where she will visit Mr. and Mrs.
George ". Vanderbilt. Her daughter. Mrs Willie
schiefrelin. will arrive Wednesday by the White
Hennen Morris is strong enough she will go 10 Bar
Harbor for the summer
Mr. and Mrs Clarence H Nackay have arrived
in London, and Mrs Mackay Is entertaining for
them. They will go their home in
Scotland until after the London and the
shooting begin, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W Van
T sloane and his two daughters were also regis
tered In London yesterday. They will stay only
a few days there, as their destination is Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll have settled
at Newport for the summer. Miss Maud Wetmore
is at present paying them short visit. The Wet Vet
season.
1t is now definitely settled that Mr.. and Mrs.
George J. Gould will not go to Seabright. In fact,
they had little intention OF doing so. They will be
Rockaway for a few weeks. while the polo
matches are going on in that neighoorhood- AILer-
Of their being at Newport except for short visit
Mr. and Mrs Winfield Scott are at their cot
tage at Far Rockaway for the summer. When
they return to New-York In the autumn they will
give up their house in Lexington-ave: near Thirty
@. Remsen, Mrs. ScOtts mother.
At last accounts Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson
Spencer OF Philadelphia. in Paris Mrs Spen-
Ger is in mourning. and will therefore not go TO
Newport this summer II Is reported that the
spencers have rented their house at Newport 70
George Widener of Philadelphia. The Wideners
and the Cramps will be new factors In Newport
sI thrown nm into noTrnng bT the death Of her
father and that of Mrs. Willie Carter. Phlia-
years 1t is rumored also that the Cramps in
tend 70 entertain lavish scale. rivallng some
of the fetes given IN other days by Mrs Calvin 5
Brice and more lately by Mrs. Potter Palmer