New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

With the week end approaching and the Fourth
Of July. with house parties at nearly all OF the
suburban country places the town promises
to be extremely dull. The weather and the electric
fluid. which to pursue the people from
Meadow Brook. did not become aggressive until
the polo game over at Prospect Park There
another large gathering TO witness it. with
number OF coaches and drags. There were not
many people who went from here to the race at
New-LOndon. The Electra. with party, OF which
of his many college friends and the Nav from
philadelphia. with Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Van
were the two most conspicuous yachts in New
London haroor- on Wednesday evening the DIS
Electra were brilliant
One by one the Newport cottages are being
opened, and each day hears OF new accession
Mrs. Oliver H P Belmont closes Brookholt. her
Hampstead place, to-day and goes TO Newport f9r
the summer The report OF Harol4 ;. Eander6l1 @
was suffering from slight sore throat
that of Mr. and Mrs. Almeric H. Paget. Their
little daughter. who Ill, has recovered,
and they will remain at their cottage at the Rhode
Island resort for the entire summer.
The Valiant was in New-York waters yesterday
afternoon and William K. Vanderbilt was in town
He was at the Union Club in the forenoon and
afterward at the offices in the Grand Central
mer on the Valiant. cruising here and there.
A few OF the Meadow Brook colony viii remain
Long Island for yet another fortnight This
coming week there will be the tournament the
golf links at Garden City and among those who
will enter for the match will be oliver Bird, Her
ReginaId Brooks frederick O. Beach J. B. Taller,
Henry P Taller and F c HavemeyeT Nj ana !
very late in July. when they viii 90 to Newport
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Won L Meyer. Of Bos-
Mrs Charles whelen and Miss whelen OF Phile-
delphia, have been staying at the Hotel Abe
marie. Therssis at present quite exodus OF
Philadelphia people bound to Bar Harbor and
Narragansett two Of the most popular OF resort. resorts
and Miss sylvia De Grasse Fox have already ar
Anson Phelps Stokes and his daughters viii
leave Lenox this coming week for their camp in
the Adirondacks. The Baroness Halkett and Miss
Stokes are due on the St Louis. which should
up to her pier tomorrow evening Mrs NJ
0s NV wilson & is also On {he M SANE Mzse sep s aS Ts nd
Mrs; Mary kingdom the mother OF MIS- Georse
Mrs. Frederic Gebhard is passing short time
with her father ]. B. Morris at Narragansett.
Mrs. Gebhard was belle there for several
sons. Mrs. Lawrence Kip has also gone TO Nara
McCreery are abroad Mrs Kip did not care to go
over this year. Mrs. McCreery will be back in the
There are still number OF well known people
who are going abroad Mr. and Mrs. Cortlandt
Bishop booked for tomorrow. They will re-
main away during the summer, but Interlaken, the
Bishop home at Lenox will not be closed Mrs
David Wolfe Bishop and her viii return from
Europe and pass the summer there. Mrs Bishop
sailed short time after her husbands death last
spring.
The Pauncefotes establfsE "a at Newport, and
the little cottage which adJoins the William Riggs
boarding house has been taken for the Embassy.
Among recent arrivals have been the Cracken-
thorpes, who are connected also with the Embassy.
The Earl OF Yarmouth on theatrical matters bent,
has also gone to Newport He returned yesterday
from England Rehearsals Of his little troupe are
begin at once
The two young OF c. Oliver Iseltn sailed
with their grandmother Mrs Thomas Garner, yes
terday on the Grosser Kurf1rst for Cherbourg. c.
Oliver Isein has taken a house in Paris. and will
remain there and abroad for the rest of the
Much sympathy has been expressed with Mrs
Charles c. Worthington at the death OF her young
son, which took place at MISREPRESENTATION
while she was abroad. Mrs. Worthington has re-
turned and the funeral, which was postponed
until her arrival, viii be held to-day the Worth
ington Memorial Church. at Elmsford. Westches-