New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-25
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Although il must be confessed that New-York
regarded from social point OF view. did not pre-
sent very animated appearance YESTERDAY ana
there were few of those who in the fashonabf.
world in town the different resorts began 20 bsv,
a very gay time. What with races and sports ~
all kinds during the day. and entertainments AZ
sea and Sound shore. Even up in Saratoga he
9rss matches Ten at polo haa very good New-York
counter attractions al Newport. Bar Harbor AMI
Southampton
In the evening at Newport Miss Elizabeth Wet
more Hunter made her debut at the Casino Thsatr.
In The Rift Within the Lutte taking the part of
Mary stanmore. She received a Tousing welcome
as she is great favorite with the Newport peou,s
themselves, as well with the cOttagers and sum
old Rhode island aristocracy and has been "a, ne
nected with the history OF Newport almost since
stage Tor profession She appears only tals suns
T meT with the company OF the Ear pr Yarmouth
among those present were Mrs. AstOr. Miss Anna
Misses Gerry Mrs. Francis Ormond French ne ,.S
has Just arrived at Newport from Tuxedo. 1-ss
Ogden Mills, the Misses Mills, Miss Edith Cushing
Thomas F. Cushing Mrs Fl. Mortimer Brooks Ms
Brooks Miss GaHrnell Mrs. Slater Harold vance.
bilt. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. ogden GOelet Nss
Goeet, the Misses Van Allen Alr. and Mrs. Herman
b. Duryea; Mr.. and Mrs. William K Vanderbilt
T. C9oheI ana NJ DTlan n Aslor Teane ".
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Hunnewen, tr.. and Mr. AID
Mrs. Victor Sorchan,
At Southampton the golf tournament was begun
at the shinnecock Golf Club. There were dinners
afterward at many Of the cottages and ar1onv
those who are entertaining this tournament
week are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Q. Trevor Nfr and
Mrs. Albert Barnes Boardman Mr. and Mrs James
Francis X PendetOn and Mr. and Mrs. Treuo- i
Park. The tournament will last the entire week
Meadow Club. preceded by number OF dinners.
At Larchmont there was the regatta and the an
nuaI ball al the clubhouse. which Is an important
affair in that part OF Westchester. Adrian IssIa
and his sons, having returned from a cruise n the
will start again on Saturday for a more extended
cruise
There Is only small passenger list on the ST.
Louis this morning. and few well known New
York people are on H. Mr. and Mrs Henry o.. have
Meyer s r % a fa Ss m nc Pa. s5d S5a
Continental trip. Frederick Havemeyer VII sal
next week
The death was announced yesterday in London o.
Allen Campbell who was well known in New-Yorz
He was the OF the late George ", Campbell y
his second wife who Miss Watson His sister
Miss Jane Campbell married some four years ago
the Prince Faustino de Bourbon Allen Campbell
and his mother have been living IN Rome ever
since the Princesss marriage, although they have
Allen Campbell a half brother OF Mrs saHslel
BOrTOwe and a member OF the Calumet CUB and
the ROckaway Hunt.
The latter part OF August viii be The time ap-
pointed for the wedding OF Miss Hattie Canned
and Shaw Safe. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Herbert vi
be able 70 come over The wedding VIII n1r
be a large Miss Elsie CleWs has been IN TIE
AdirOndaCks az SaranaC Lake Her wedding %
Herbert Parsons Will take place early iD Angus
The engagement has been announced OF Mss
Selma Richards Schroeder the daughter os NJ
and Mrs GiIliat Schroeder. and Charles Lawrenes
Riker. The date OF the wedding f. not SET
Mrs stuyvesant Fish will ask only forty psop.s
10 her dinner on Saturday evening. The dinner will
be followed BY a vaudeville ENTERTAINED, Tor
which a number OF invitations have been issued.
Richard Peters is arranging for a series OF Monday
dances 20 be given by small c0terie or bachelors
Mr.. and Mrs J. Norman r. WhitehOuse Will arrive
in Newport Saturday where they Will he f8r
the remainder OF the season