New-York tribune., 1900-10-07

the largest of the entire summer. After the bake
there was clay pigeon shoot for handsome cup
offered by the club which was won by the presi-
dent Center Hitchcock The club has had long
and prosperous season and has added many new
members this year.
One Of the gayest social events of the week was
the dinner given by Count Tarnowski, for which
the Glover Club engaged as entertainers
Other dinners have been given by Mrs. J. Hude
Beekman Mrs J. R. Busk Mrs Harry Payne
whitney Mrs F O. French, Mrs. J. ]. Mason, Mrs.
Louis @. Jones' Mrs Heber R. Bishop, Mrs. Elisha
Dyer jr., Mrs Henry Clews. Mrs. F. S. G.
D'Hautevile, Mrs. c. H. Baldwin, Alfred g. Van
derbilt Mrs. A. B. Almon, Mrs. ia hes P. Ker-
nochan Mrs George B. De Forest and James "
Parker Among those entertaining at luncheon
were Mrs. Richard GambriII, Mrs W. T. Bull. Mrs.
Edwin Parsons. Mrs William Grosvenor and Mrs.
F. o. French Mrs J. J. Mason also gave an after
tea
Included among new arrivals of the week are
Count Quadt of the German Embassy at The
Berkeley: August Belmont, La Forge COTTAGE John
Story of ireland. Stevens villa; Mr.. and Mrs j.
Woodward Haven at the G G. Haven cottage,
Narrag gansett-ave.; Mrs. F. Chckering and
Isaac Townsend and his sister, Miss Townsend
Mrs NJ T. Campbell, of New-York, has been the
guest of Mrs Stuyvesant Fish. at Crossways; Mrs.
J. E. S Haddon, of Mrs. Arthur T. Kemp; Miss
Gertrude Gilbert, of Mrs J. Hude Beekman; the
Rev DR. ". r. Huntington. of Mrs. William Ed
gar; Mrs Frank Foster, who has recently returned
from Europe of her sister Mrs. Robert Garrett.
and Colonel Osman Latrobe. of Baltimore, Of w.
Watts Sherman
Among other arrivals are c. E. Strong, l. F.
Gayler II. D. Eames, W. p. Veaze, T. A. Shear
man. New-York w. c. Anderson, N B. Conger'
Detroit; Thomas f. Poole and family Denver; H.
NJ Cowles ]. F. Weston H. H. Loring, ]. H.
Eustis. E. R Carter, Boston; G. Bruce Webster.
Manila; c. W I<ilboUrn and L. L. Ashurst Phila-
delphia
Baron Hengel Won Muller, the Austro- Hungarian
have NNNt1r a6 hara
from Bar Harbor. and at the lie Clercq cottage.
Dresser-st.
Mrs William Astor, who had planned to return
to her New-York residence early this week, has
deferred her departure from Newport for few
days. She expects TO open her New-York
house next week, and will probably remain in
that city during the autumn and winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick. w Vanderbilt who have
been abroad all summer. have been at their New
port villa for a brief stay and Will go from here
to their country residence at Hyde Park n. Y.
This is Mr. Vanderblts first visit here for nearly
a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott, whose home is in
Rome have recently come to America, and are Wis
itng Mrs. Ellotts mother, Mrs Julia Ward Howe,
at her country residence near here.
Robert w Goeet, fresh from his European trip,
has arrived here accompanied by Mrs. ogden
Goelet. who went 20 New-York to meet her son
upon his arrival there.
Miss Marion Kemp who has been visiting her
brother, Arthur T. Kemp in this city will sail
for Europe in short time, going to Rome, where
she has taken a villa for five years.
Eugene Higgins. who has just arrived home after
a long voyage in his steam yacht, the varuna,
came to this city in that craft Immediately upon
his arrival at New-York
Mrs. y. DevereauX Clapp who has spent the
summer here the Osgood villa since the death of
her brother Joel B. Wolfe will sail for Europe
today accompanied by her daughter, Miss Clapp,
and her sister, Miss Wolfe. They will spend the
winter abroad going first London and after
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Cass Canfied have gone TO Lenox
to visit Mr and Mrs w D. Sloane. Their children
Mrs William b. Ogden, who has been quite Ill
here for some weeks, able return to her
New-York residence this week, travelling in
here has closed his house paHds and 5aRee See
rooms at the Muenchnger- King cottage Mrs
DoIan has returned to her city home
LisPenard Stewart has gone with a party of
which will extend well toward the last lst' Of tP; tbs
Mrs Frederick Nelson and Miss Nelson MIL,
spend part of Of the AUTUMN in the Berkshire Hills
this wee the nnGepFa 6 e during
j. Edward Addicks has taken possession of ReI
recently purchased and which has lust SnTh Sn ne ne
Gated by w. x. Vanderbilt, jr. who occupied IT in
James Van Allen has returned from long bic,
ISr ~ ~ u VIII LSIIan some time longer at Wake
5 house Which ne has taken for the winter season
sPEEjnggs, E4l Commodore F ca--r =, - ~, " '"s not
Yacht Club has put his steam yacht Electra out Of
commission here and returned TO New-York The
where he
last winter and before season viii ba ae per & 0L
boilers put in her " ''N'e ne"
Three of the four 7O-foot yachts the yar,,.o -.
ftalnoow ana the Virginia here stripDej for
the winter with storm matches and in charge ~
Keepers. They VIII all three have repairs nosSo VI VI
Bristol by HeTreshon returning here afterward for
the winter The Mineola. the fourth of the host, az
this class. has to the westward 10 he Jad ~ IN
There seems to be decrease in the interas, T., T.
tennis at the Casino Nine courts are daiv in III III
for lawn tennis while court tennis, squash m tennis
and tether tennis all claim their devotees Cl Ins
orally II is expected that things will beconna ,
In this line by the first of October but this aeS
another handicap tournament has been onenaJ 81.
the young players from the cottage colony and thjs
is TO be followed by mixed doubles anu '"lS
With the first Of the month the New CIths ITo.aI
whlch had an unusually good season closed bav.
Ing a large number of guests up the ysr,, 49,
day. The Pinard cottages. whose summer has a1o 1s
been prosperous one are closed, and the Messrs
Pinard have returned to NeW-York for the Sut,ta
among the new ideas already advanced for next
season is n proposition 10 have a fencing fea cher
stationed at Baey's Beach, the fashiona ble botS
ing place. n give instruction in connection Witb
the daily morning bath In the sea. WIN
j. Thompson Spencer at whose house on Ochra
FONT: there was slight fire time ago and
-