New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
IN SOCIETY.

In COOlE
Yesterday the tide turned The exodus from, -.
ceased. and the return from the country for ~
season began All incoming trains were crowds
and what with thu opening OF the schools 49,.
week. the Cue and the undeniabe fact th
ognry the city wiz W be s' dae 1 AGAIN and b Of The
g9Gday g1dny next mex The theatres have reopened tSs,
sslesSning ssg it is becoming more difficult to o5;ssT
word. NewYo is getting ready for an Unco51ne ~ one
V early and very brilliant season.
Sir Henry Primrose who will arrive here N. A..
after tomorrow on board the Atlantic is A 60
son Of the fourth Lord Rosebery and a cov.t
therefore of the present earl He occupies the -
OF chairman Of the Board of Customs which - 80
Of the plums Of the British Civil Service carrvts
with II salary of sll.OOO year and has servad !.
turn as private secretary to the late Mr. CIadso1
when Premier and to Lord Rpon when the Istte
him the post after the sensa tona1 resignatjon s
Ge1etaL Chinese" Gordon. who aftcrward perishsi
nander Of the Order of the Bath. married dsusb
society. " A'nuon
Mr. and Mrs Columbus O'D IseIfn and Miss T..
lin are among those due here to-day on board ~.
Majestic Colonel and Mrs. William JAW ana Mo-
SI SSIIsnor Doane sail to-day from Liverpool on the
John r. Drexel and Mr., and Mrs Harry Labr
were among those who attended the funeral va,
terday at Philadelphia Of John D. Iankenau ~
was an uncle Of Mrs. Lehr. and whose death has
put her In mourning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Alexander will return
East the week after next from California and 90
to their place at Tuxedo for the autumn 81
Mr.. and Mrs William B. Dinsmore have their
daughter: Mrs Robert c. Huntington, with them
at Tuxedo.
Mrs. John G. Johnson is entertaining her newrv
married daughter. Mrs. George Pepper Norris. az
Newport. The wedding of Mrs Norris who is
sister Of Edward De " MorreH took place at New
port in June last
Mr. and Mrs David Lydig have arrived at their
port
hem. n. r.
saratoga's floral fete is in fun swing and last
night there a grand display OF fireworks the
The engagement of Miss Mary Ten Eyck Oakley
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict Oakley. Of East
| Fifty-eighth-st. to ]. Arthur Brooks of Milton,
Mass, has been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs ". X Vanderbilt have arrived
| in town from Newport for a few DAYS. They have
| brought with them the White Ghost ". K. Van
| derbilts racing automobile
Miss Ruth Twomby made her debut In society
| last night at a dinner dance given by her mother
/ Mrs IT. Mex Twombly. at Vineland her place
at Newport. The cotillon was led by Robert L
/ Gerry. who made his first appearance in that role
/ and acquitted himself exceedingly we'll
/ Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Dominick have moved into
| their new house a Monmouth Beach. They have
| had Mrs Andrew Stout. who Miss Ethel
/ DOminck, staying with them.
The second day OF the Horse Show at Newport
\ was much less brilliant from social point Of view
/ than the opening on Monday. The unfavorabs
/ weather kept many people away and inasmuch as
| the women had arrayed themselves with view TO
/ protection from the rain their toilets were not
| precisely OF an inspiring character
| The Philadelphia colony at Newport Is steadily
/ growing and Yesterday witnessed the acquisition
| OF the Ingersou estate on the Gin, by Robert "
| Carson OF ChestnUt-st., Philadelphia