New-York tribune., 1901-07-13
SOCIETY MEMORANDA

Mrs. William Astor is to arrive to-day on ho.-s
the ST. Louis. and will remain at her house -
Fffth-ave.. until Monday, when she goes to Nav
port and opens Beechwood for the season ua
son-in-law and her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Orme vii
son, go TO Newport to stay with her at the end Of
this MONTH "
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish gave at the Crossways la-t
night the first dinner dance of the Newport season
There were some forty-five people present tho
guests comprising Mr. and Mrs. W. K Vanderbilt
jr Commodore and Mrs. f. t. Gerry and the
Misses Gerry Mr. and Mrs. James W. Gerard Mrs.
Richard Gambriii Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. ir
Mr.. and Mrs A. Cass Garfield. Mrs. Duncan Ell
Mr and mi Mr g. De Forest MTa Moses Tago
Campbell James " Parker. Mp and Mrs W.
Mrs. H. Mortimer Brooks. Lispsnard Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs Belmont 5 II bsra Sgsnns sSoa and
after 10.
Dinner parties were likewise given at Newport
last night by Mrs. George L. Rives Mrs Perry
Tiffany Mrs. F. ri. c. Slater. Mrs William ~.
Sands and Mrs Edwin Parsons.
Tonight Commodore Gerry gives dinner party
for forty on board his yacht. the Electra, at New
port Like other yacht owners. he has arranged
to give dinner and dance on board his boat on
the evening of July 80. which is the date Of the
harbor fete.
Mrs Mackav gave a luncheon party yesterday at
the New GINS hotei, where shc u c>e"ohShcu ioE
the summer. Among others at the New GINS
Hotel are the Hon. Arthur Brabazon and Count
Della Gherardesca-
Mrs 2 Rollins Morse has issued Invitations for
a series of dinner parties on Sunday evening, at
the Newport villa which she IS beT @ b6sa 1To
Mr. and Mrs j. Hampden Robb leave here to-day
for their place at Southampton Their daughters
went there yesterday after taking luncheon To-
gether in the Palm Garden at the Wador1-As-
toria Mr. and Mrs. n. Thayer Robb and Goodhue
Livingston and Mrs. Livingston. who was Miss
Robb. likewise at Southampton: haVing 1asen
Robb win, in accordance with her yearly custom.
brothers at her old home before returning to town
for the winter
Among others having luncheon in the Palm Gar
den of the Waldorf-Astoria yesterday was Mrs. W
Rramhan Gilbert arrayed IN tailor ss made ad rock @
of black cloth with large oaGk na Issnd r ror tb
day. dp .r0H' ner country '''''S ~ ~
The second of the weekly dances took place at
the Meadow Club, Southampton. last night A
bridge whist tournament takes place there to-day
the tickets being s. apiece The proceeds are 70 n
to be endowed with a squash ball court as quickly
as possible.
pse,starad at the Irving House. at Southampton.
Yesterday were Mrs C. Albert Stevens. Mrs. Joseph
Marie and Miss Josephine Marie Mrs J. X Braay
Cbatied TAYLOR ana tOiOnei Ale&ahucr
Chisholm who has rented his cottage at SOUTH
amDton-
Mr. and Mrs George W. Vanderbilt have gone to
Bar Harbor for the season
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Benedict are staying with
Mr. Benedict's parents Mr.. and Mrs E G. Bene-
dict AT their place at Greenwich. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs C. B. Alexander left here yester-
dav for the Pacific Coast. From San Francisco
rc-trr Ing
toward the beginning Of October, when they VIII
go TO Tuxedo for the remainder OF the autumn
Mr. and Mrs J. Norman de r. Whitehouse are
at Port Washington. Long Island They go TO
Newport next month
Mrs Lewis c. Jones is at Lenox where she VIII
remain until next month. when she goes TO her
country place at Throg's Neck on the sound
The purchase OF No Alt F1fth-aver the me old
house which was for years the residence OF the late
Lawrence Turnure and the scene of many hospi-
taIities entails the disappearance of another
familiar landmark the avenue. II Is TO be torn
down make way for up to date business and
office building
Mrs Frederic Gebhard expects 70 Join Mrs John
B. Norris and Miss Mildred Morris at Bar Harbor
in the first week of next month
Mrs. Lloyd Bryce and her daughters have gone
10 Newport for the season