New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

mas gone 10 the country. Newport is last dNdhSh-
ing. For this time of the year 1t is quite gay and
even now the short season in such suburban
treats Meadow Brook and Tuxedo is coming TO
end. and the gay world is eager to disport it
self by the shores of the sounding sea. Newport
is filing up fast, and each day finds new arrivals
Misses Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
Julien T. Davies. Mr. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden
aud Mrs. Vanderbilt sr;. are among the new
summer MIR and Mrs William x. Vanderbilt.
next week and James J. Van Aien. who reached
America on Wednesday, is experimenting the OPEN
Everybody who get away has gone to the
country, and New-York has begun to put on its
summer dress. The avenue is almost entirely lett
to wheelmen and here and there few strangers
who are seeing the stock sights. Tuxedo and
Meadow Brook and Islip and the south coast oil
Long Island and the Sound and the Hudson are
gay. and there are house parties everywhere; % er O
rivals NJ and Mrs James a; ScrS I'M W;IIian
Nelson CromweiI has opened his cottage in the
same neighborhood. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilber a. Booui 5
among other arrivals are Mrs. John Neeser Mt
and Mrs William Str Street Mrs Augustus rieiu anu
The last news from Lenox also shows that the
Berkshires picking up wonderfully anu '..'''
there will be few villas empty in that region MI
and Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt are as usual d'
HYDE Park and Mrs Elliott Shepard has with her
at Scarborough her daughters, Mrs. william Jay
Schieffen. Mrs Morris and Mrs. Ernesto Faopli'
Mr and Mrs SIN Fabbi b qTa a at %er MeeF in he
son Mr. and Mrs. Starr Miller are at tneir pace pI
: and Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor intenq intend
to cruise on the & NonTsha; r astor never arrives at
Newport until quite late in the season
At present the Sound shore is In its glory. IN
the last week there was a large influx of visitors
and cottagers to the different Westchester towns
and there is much entertaining At New-hocheHe
the Iselin family has its several villas. FORMING
t little , fSonE S s CSTsSn Sn' PT and NJ and
Mrs. John G. Agar MI and Mrs; J3nn f a., d Ms
Thomas Maitland in their new house on Quaker
Ridge
Polo was most successful at Meadow Brook 1t
has beer transferred for week to Devon, Penn
and all the polo enthusiasts have gone there Tot
their favorite game. The coming week does not
present anything very novel or very attractive in
the way of outdoor sports Class day at Harvard
and at Yale will come ~ the end or , tne 1lOl'n; ~
her exercises The ball game YESTERDAY took down
a large contingent of the admirers ot 1ale ana
Princeton.
Miss Mary L. Boardman's marriage 10 Richard
schienein Chisholm. of Colonel Alexander
Chisholm took place in Grace Church chantry yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. The bride wore
dress Of white satin. which had sleeves and suimpe
of gaured chiffon. and trimmed with Duchess
SONS. and she carried a bouquet of white roses
Her sister Clara her maid of honor. attired
in a frock Of white liberty gauze. with pink
chiffon sash and pink chiffon the bodice, which
h Fad yGSe -o ot aer Frcg oaTman no RoseF GaTe
Robert J. Turnhull ir.. and Frank Brookheld John
Followed 5y reSeption al the East Forty-ffth-st
house of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam II. Boardman.
Mrs Cadwaladcr Jones and her daughter. Bea-
trx. leave town tomorrow for Bar Harbor. where
they Will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Henry A Barclay will spend the
summer at Southampton. Having been compelled
the conclusion OF their lease to surrender the
Pitcher mansion at Short Hills. y. J.. from which
their daughter was recently married 70 j. Stevens
as their permanent home.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish has finally gone TO Hot
Springs. Va. with her daughter Marion. and Mrs.
Charles II. Marshal and viii remain there for sew
eral weeks before going 10 Newport. Mrs. s Bar
ton French and Mrs f. R. Morse are likewise
able New-York people still AT the springs
Some fifty women belonging 10 the fashionable
set both here and in Philadelphia took part IN the
retreat held last week in the mother house OF the
Episcopal Sisters of ST. John the Baptist. in East
Seventeenth-st and which. begun Wednesday.
a close yesterday. Among them were
Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer,. Mrs. Herman lie
lutte silence and attended services each day at :.
and I2 o'clock and at 3. 6 and O'clock in the
yen1s The & services an9 % the r retreat were con
Marks Church, Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Mex Twombly remain
F1orham. their country place. near Madison
\. J., until after July when they go TO Newport
for the season
The Newport Yacht Racing Association meets on
Tuesday for the purpose of organization. and 10
take the necessary legal steps for incorporation
under the laws of Rhode Island. The recent cir
cular Issued by the promoters OF the undertaking
has met with such ready and hearty response that
corporation OF the association. The club is about
70 erect a house with ample accommoda ations. and
place July > 1 and 6.
W. X. Vanderbilt has party staying with him
over Sunday at Oak Dale. Long Island. the country
house which he has built in the place Of the one
burned at the time of the honeymoon of his SON
Opinions vary 10 the appearance OF the mansion
the general comment being that the place. though
Iio'SL oi luNus H'iT Coillort IS nether plctur
is not in any way a housewarmng. The latter viii
take place later on
Miss Huntington leaves town for Northeast IIar-
bor Me. this week. and her father. the Rev. DR.
William r. Huntington, will join her there early
next month.
Mrs. w Eugene Parsons is chaperoning a party
OF young people who have taken a farmhouse at
Greenwood Lake. The party comprises Miss Alice
W. Rowland. Miss Mary De Peyster Bailey Miss
May simmons, Miss Alice Foos Dudley Phelps
Mnturn.
Mrs Francis p Klnni,utt. Mrs Lorillard Spencer.
Miss Virginia Potter Bishop Potter J. G. Phelps
Stokes the Rev DR. David H. Greer and Ernest
II. Crosby among the well known people con-
neced with the Society for the Protection OF italian