New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The chief interest in social matters Yesterday
was in the suburbs. The golf contest at Garden
City drew large gathering many OF them from
the Roslyn-Westbury neighborhood. and the spec
tators at the polo games In Prospect Park al
though Meadow Brook was in the contest were not
as representative they had been during the last
week The Rockaway tournament begins to-day
tending teams Mr.. and Mrs George J. Gould vii
Gni,id G1Wh i ms morning from the CatskiIs Mr..
Gould VIII so to Newport for few days.
For some time there have been various dark
hints in various publications as to the matrimonial
infelicities of young couple who have country
place near Westbury. Yesterday one Of the news
papers came out directly with dispatch from
Paris stating that these rumors positively
true and that Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gebhard
were about to seek legal separation in the courts
1t is not in the province of this column to make
mention OF any matters Of that kind. But
since the statements have appeared In print II Is
only simple justice to say that up to the present
moment no papers have been fled in any such suit.
father J. B Morris. and has engaged rooms at
bury Is cosed FfsSeIH ne hopse use at & West
town. and he has varied the monotony OF life in the
OF Pierre Lorlard. 1t is true that there have been
Iun9rs IN circulation. but up to the present writ
them, I''" MI ana MIS- '4e0nard nave always denied
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Levi P. Morton and the
Misses Morton will sail this morning the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse for Cherbourg. They
will visit the Paris Exposition and travel on the
Continent Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard goes the
same ship. She is accompanied by Mrs. Ernesto
o. Fahbri. sr.. who came over 10 America some
IneIa months ago on visit to her son and daugh9er
who had waited for Mrs. shepards return from her
bltmore visit. went up to Bar Harbor. Other pas
and Mrs. Courtandt F. Bishop, who go for a long
Continental tour Mrs. W. Storrs Wells who will
and and Walter Phelps Dodge Beeckman T.orlllaTd.
Larned, Albert c. Larned E P Hammond and
the Misses Hammond, and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Stewart Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Oakley Rhinelander will
leave town tomorrow for New-London, where
they will be the guests OF Miss Serena Rhine
Newport General and Mrs James NJ Varnum
General and Mrs Varnum sail soon for Europe.
Miss Anna Sands. who returns from Paris at
the end Of this week. will go Newport where
she VIII remain for the summer The Count and
Countess de Langier-Xillars. who are on the same
ship, will go to Bar Harbor
DR.. and Mrs. Clement Cleveland have left Paris,
en- route for America. They have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Howard Gould and crossed the
ocean to Europe on the Niagara
Newport will have a great celebration Of the
Fourth tomorrow, with the parade In the daytime
and the yacht race and the fireworks in the even
ing. Society will have the entertainment given
on the Electra by Commodore and Mrs. Elbridge
Southampton will have the Meadow Club dinner
and dance and fireworks. There will be enter
tairments each week at the Meadow Club
during the season, which has not yet properly
Segun. 1t is never in full swing before August.
There will be golf and polo at many of the other
resorts, and at all fireworks and dance in the
pared at an9 there vii be games and
bs b all S fnd h 6 4T for Dd some
will be fireworks in the evening