New-York tribune., 1901-08-13

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thronged by a fashionable crowd. as the ga
all the fad there this year and much intsrl.t =
manifested as TO the successor of Whitman a. -.
champion 1t IS to-day, too, that Reginald sns
games as polo players at Newport. 1t is fortn1.cn
Um Ie Wnois mat me tennis takes place in the
people can take in both. sAdI
stephen Hyatt PeH and Mrs. PelI, who was MI,
Sarah Gibbs Thompson. have bought a cou,+
place Long Island. obtaining pronar+- -
about ten acres on Sands Point. comprising tSs
mousse and waterfront. ''
Mrs George Tiffany and her daughter bava
turned from Cdrada and are stavins at Augr..
Island '''''' p'"'s' at iheinpS'ead' Long
John D. Rockefeller. who returned last week
from abroad. has gone Cleveland to toin H.
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Taller a..
booked 70 sail for England to-day board the
Mr.. and Ms. J. Eemont Schermerhorn ara =.
their country place at Lenox for the season =.
are also Mr. and Mrs. Courtlan1 Field Bishop VIII
have opened InterlaSen their summer home Ethers
and who propose 20 entertain extensively 'e'
Mrs. Lewis Quentin Joness daughter FANNY !, -
spend the month OF August at Narrazansett p,s-
with Mrs. Grenville Smelling.
Miss May Gallatin is staying with Mrs varrs-
Hoppin. at Seabright Mr.. and Mrs jose F. De
fna
! Oriental Hotel at Manhattan Beach.
The Rev D Parker Morgan. with Mrs Morra,
and their niece Miss Morgan. who are returning
from Europe. will on their arrival go 10 Their
country place at Copake for the remainder OF the
season
Mrs. Stephen Suydam Whitney is staying with
Mrs. Clement C. Moore at Newport while Mrs
Edward Clarkson Potter is staying there with her
mother Mrs. Havemeyer.
Hampstead Just at present is rather deserted. ov
ing to the absence Of many Of it's cottagers at
Newport. Southampton and other fashionable re-
sorts. Mr.. and Mrs. James L Kernochan and W
the latter part Of this month. while Mr and Mrs,
Theodore A. HavemeyeT are expected from New
port about three weeks hence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory S. Carhart on their arrival
from Europe this week viii go TO Tuxedo and stay
own cottage on Lookout Mountain is ready for their
occupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A D. JuiIliard. who have been stay
ing at Saratoga. are going 10 Bar Harbor for the
remainder Of the season
Mrs. William Astor gave her regular Monday
evening dinner party last evening at Newport to
the strains OF the Casino orchestra Her guests
comprised Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s Lehr Mrs Adolph
Ladenburg Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer, Mrs.
Mackay who has returned from Saratoga; Mr.. and
Mrs A. Cass Garfield. Mr.: and Mrs Edward c.
and Herman Norman. both Of the British Embassy;
Count Sternberg, the Austrian cavalry officer who
and wrote a book about MS experiences: Miss Alice
Blight. Barton Willing, Colonel ana Mrs Astor and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Livermore
Another entertainment last night Newport was
the dinner given by Iispenard Stewart White
Lodge in honor Of his sister and brother-in-law.
Mt and Mrs. Frank s. Witherbee. The party COM
prised Mr and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs Richard
CambrilI Mr. and Mrs. Sydney J. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs A Lanfear Norrie, MI and Mrs George q De
Forest Nj and Mrs John r P5eTeI GsITfd MFT FTsa
Miller. William Cutting, jr, and James T. Wood
ward.
Burglars continue to cause apprehension at New
port in spite OF the elaborate precautions adopted
by the cottagers who have imported a large num-
ber OF private detectives from town couple Of
nights ago the house Of W Fitzhugh Whitehouse
received nocturnal visit from couple OF thieves
who were frightened away before they had time to
take anything. Richard Mortimer, by the by, has
offered a reward OF $000 for the capture and con
viction OF the men who entered his villa last
Thursday night and carried or a number OF Mrs
MOrtimer's rings
Mrs w Fitzhugh Whitehouse gave large dinner
dance last night at her house in Rhode Island-aVe
In the telegraphic dispatches from Newport
description will be found Of the enteTtainmenS 1aS
people.
Mr and Mrs. Edwin Weatherbee and their family
have left their country place, Waytes Court, and
are visiting the Thousand Islands They Will g
on TO the exhibition at Bunalo ana @ 20 S4raI17L tL
Miss Alice Hartman has returned from Europe
and ioined her parents. Mr.. and Mrs James HarT-
man, at Newport.
Mrs. Hermann OeIrichs has issued invitations foF
garden party on Saturday next