New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-27

set were at Harvard or Yale yesterday for the
commandments of those universities. Many others
went to Westbury. Long Island to the polo
pony races arranged by Clarence FL Mackay. STAN
ley Mortimer and Harry Bull They run in
the cool Of the evening on the private track OF
attract big representation Of New-York society
TO New-London. where many have gone from New
port in order TO witness the contest.
Frederic G.. Goodridge and Mrs. Goodridge, who
Miss Iselin. have returned from their wedding
trip and are staying with Frederic Goodridges
IA sT readp Gnh paGs a. YER
Tribune, they will sail for Europe on July
Miss Alice Blight. who has been staying at New
port with her sister. Mrs William Payne Thompson
has returned to town. and was seen in the avenue
severely plain. with a large black picture hat
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Asher Robbins. who are
established in their cottage at Southampton
scale. Mr., and Mrs Eenry McVickar will stay
with them during July and August,
Southampton indeed is at the present moment
far more gay than Newport. which so far has been
exceedingly dull. and the season at Southampton
gives promise Of unprecedented brilIancy The first
dance of the season at the Meadow Club will take
place July 4, and throughout the summer the
Saturday morning concerts VIII be regular feature
Mrs Henry G. Trevor Mr.. and Mrs. James G Law
renee. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Peabody, jr.. Mr.
Russell Rus Solely and MIR and Mrs william Mance
Mrs Robert G. Remsen and Miss Margaret Rem
sen are at Banks Cottage, their summer home at
New-London Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Junius Spencer Morgan will spend
the greater part of the summer at their place at
Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs John R Drexel W. Hude Nelson
and Miss Anne Sands were in town yesterday and
met in the avenue. Mrs. Drexel wore a frock OF
black and white spotted foulard with a large
Sands was in a toist If scr1, Ifnan the atOo
jacket of which was embroidered with black and
roses.
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Hoffman gave large
reception yesterday afternoon at The Breezes their
place at Tuxedo. Mr. and Mrs. James Gerard. Mrs.
Knowlton and the Misses KnowltOn and Good
HOyt among the recent arrivals at the Park.
1t is in the early part of September that the new
Driving Club at Tuxedo. organized by George E.
Dodge and Theodore Frelinghuysen. will hold its
first meeting
Mrs. Ramsay TurnbuII Henry S Cammann Mr.
and Mrs. Percy R. Pyne and Mrs. Benjamin Wells
are among those registered at the Somerset Inn
at Bernardsville, n. j.
Mrs Reginald De Koven arrived in town yes-
terday for few days. She has been staying
with her father at Lake Forest near Chicago and
is on her way to Newport for the summer Mrs
l.. r. Letter t is due here tomorrow. and will
u spend the summer with her daughter Lady
ME Letter win spend the summer at their eoan-
try place in the West on Lake Geneva.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury have gone to
Newport. where Mrs. Luctus K WiImerding has
taken a cottage for the season on Red Cross-ave
MI. and Mrs. P LOrillard Ronalds will not so
there until August
Duncan Elliot has left town for Newport where
he is staying with Edward Buckley.
Mrs Richard GambriI is expected at Newport
from Europe a week from Sunday and will o,-
cupy the Eldrdse villa on Ochre Point the house
which she Is having built not being completed.
Mrs. Howard Townsend ST.. and her little
grandchildren, the daughters of the late Stephen
Van Rensselaer, Townsend, viii spend the sum-
mer at southampton
Mrs Frederic Bronson and her daughter Elsa.
who sailed yesterday for Europe. expect to remain
abroad for year or more. Among others who
sailed yesterday Mr.. and Mrs James A. Bur-
den. George r. Schiefelin. Colonel and Mrs Will
- anu -. e Mt and AlS
smith Dr. and Mrs Bac ii McE Emm egA' MTs'
pew. with his niece, Miss PauIding. and his son.
Julien Potter and Robert b Potter have left
town for Newport. TO stay with Mrs E T. Potter.
Edward Potter Butler Duncan, Ralph Ellis. Regi-
nald Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. ROYAL Phelps Carroll,
Miss Evelyn Burden and Arthur T. Kemp are ali
The arrangements for the consolidation not only
of the Newport Golf club. but likewise the Spout
ing Rock Beach Association. with the Newport
Casino Corporation. have been virtually completed.
and that with little difficulty the stockholders OF
all three being the same people. The three ins.i-
tutions are to be PLACED under one board Of d.
Casino. is TO have charge. with sub-managers IN