New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
ABOUT SOCIETY

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Now that the seaside is beginning "a -
serted. the various country houses are - - us
their doors once more and from this roo,.l lsHns
christmas the various country places aIo-u4 Alu4
Hudson, in the Berkshire Hills in West.b.s tas
Long Island and at Tuxedo will be the ' s,ao On
continual round of hospitality in the sham - y
parties Colonel and Mrs Astor will be Al Fuse F.-
Hyde Park Mr.: and Mrs. Levi p Morton az Ply rii al
s ef AHsuf5 sNelmont at HeInpstead Mr. and Ms
Vanderbilt at WestbuTy and Mrs Stllyvess,.ssr3K ,.sr3 X
has begun and it has the advantage tbse season
me PToxIm,ty & OF the various country piacssS
frequent trips into town. make
To-day the first race meeting of the Rhoas -.
Jockey Club will be held at the westchests ana ana
Grounds. at Bateman's Point Among thos. to t0o
NAMES Msns are on the list Of entries
Cowdin and F. Gebhard. = Z
General Wager swayne has leased the co,,,,..
OD- Iselin house at No. II West Fifty-seconS-s !.
for ten years. Mr.. and Mrs. IseIin and No.
daughter arrived board the Majestic ves,ss
from Europe. Among their fellow passengers ws1s
and Mrs Leland Stanford Slel
Among those due to-day on board the CeIti. -.
Lady Sarah Wilson and her husband. Major Corso,
Wilson. of the Royal Horse Guard: Miss -
Townsend and Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Cassa++ -
Sarah Wilson's adventures in the Transyaar -,
and the part which she played in the defanc. !,
Mafeking, are too well known to need moro 49,
passing mention. She is the sister-n-law of M,
George West. daughter of the late Leonard Jerors
Of New~York. and stands in the same relator ;.
Lily, Duchess of Marlborough. daughter of Co.
modore Price. of Troy, and widow Of Louis E5e1
ersley. Lady Sarah is likewise the aunt NJ ts
sueio, Duchess of Marlborough. so that She s IN
" 10 be extensively entertained during her sfav IL
can relatives Her husband who is rich achieves
distinction as a schoolboy az Eton by frustrstns
an attempt made to aSSaSinate Queen Victoria -
Windsor Railway station. a.
Another passenger on the Celtic is MooarIv Pan
the general manager of The London Tines, wbo
| a. correspondent OF that paper in Esvpt NJ
largely responsible for bringing about through m,
dispatches the British occupation Of the land Of
the Nile He succeeded Sir John Scott as core
his assistant He is capable man who has doSs S
much To mOdeTnize The London Times since he
manager He has written several books on Eygnt
| He is accompanied by Mrs Bell
Mr. and Mrs. William a. Perry returned to this
| country yesterday board the steam yacht Nj
agars. belonging to Howard Gould. which reached
/ port last night
/ Mrs Robert Goelet arrived AZ Newport yester-
/ day from Europe on board her steam yacht Nahma
with her daughter and her SON. On landing she
Mil remain until the end Of oetober returnSg s1s e
| Europe to spehd the winter
| Archbishop CorrfEan is at Newport. He was en-
| tertained at a dinner party last night by Miss
| Leary.
| Both Foxhau P. Keene and D. de Wolfe Bishop
| were fined yesterday in the Newport police courts
| for driving their automobiles faster than allowed
! by law.
| Mrs. Cornelius vanderbft's private theatricaIs
tonight at Beaulieu will be In charge of Thomas
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CUSHING e ThS has bes sn Oef egeeG eSfn m me '1s souR R sR
| Ing room with complete working scenery and set
1S W be repeated s Som6rrow evening
/ Two hundred invitations have been issued by Mrs
/ Vanderbilt for each night
| Mr. and Mrs Junius Morgan are staying with
Sr. and Mrs. George H Morgan at Lenox.
| The engagement is announced at Philadelphia Of
| Miss Virginia Mason Campbell, daqghter Of yr and
| SON OF the late John Newbold
| Mrs. Nicholas Fish is at Tuxedo and has Mrs.
| S Van Rensselaer, Kruger staying with her
Mr. and Mrs H. o. Havemeyer are about to ieave
their place at Islip. Long Island, for their house
at Stamford Conn
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Duane Peu have returned TO
tIS Pan4nerican Fsxnosition They are at Their
home. No. e2s Fifth-ave.
| Mr. and Mrs James A. Burden. ST" have ae-
| Iaved their return TO this country. They viii not
| sail from Europe until November
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mills Day have decided 10
/ proIong their stay in the White Mountains until
| the end of the month, VIXEN they will return %
| their home. in East Forty -tourth-st
| Mr. and Mrs r. Fulton Cutting Will go to then
| cottage at Tuxedo next week.
| The Southampton season is drawing 10 Close
/ People are beginning TO return 10 town ana 10
morrow night the last dance Of the season WIZ "
| given at the Meadow Club II is not hoWeSSl,
/ until the end of the month that the automconns
/ parade arranged by James L. BreeSe Is 10 taAe
place.
Mr. and Mrs lie Roy Andrews are at the sum
| merset Inn Bernardsvile, y. j.
NEWPORT HORSE SHOW ENDS.
| SOCIETY OUT IN FULL FoRCE-THE "lN'
| NERS-
| IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
| Navport r. l. Sept. 4.-The third ana ias1 uay
4 -bo brought out some nh0