New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
ABOUT SOCIETY.

New-York society will be extensively represented
to-day at Cambridge for the class day at Harvard
and number OF people went from here and
from Newport last night in order to attend the
celebration As already stated in this column there
York families being graduated from Harvard this
year.
In addition to the womans metropolitan cham
pionship tournament the links OF the Nassau
Country Club. at Glen Cove. there was the annual
regatta of the New-York Yacht Club, which ar
tracted large representation of the fashionable
set and devoid of excitement. several
of the yachts met with accidents the Acair's
her foresan broken A number of yachting parties
were given in connection with the AFFAIR.
William X Vanderbilt came to town yesterday
from Idle Hour. his recently completed country
seat oakdale Long Island where he has been
since his return on Tuesday last from his Canadian
fishing tour.
1t is this afternoon that Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin
gives her annual garden party at her beautiful
country place the Sound. midway between New
Rochelle and Larchmont. and, providing the
not only from the country houses in the vicinity.
but likewise from town.
There will be the usual Friday evening dance to-
night at the Morristown Country Club. preceded
by a number of dinners. both at the club and at
country houses in the neighborhood
Mr. and Mrs John r. DrexeI left town on board
their yacht Sultana Wednesday evening for
Newport. where they srrived Yesterday, and
now occupying their cot-cge at Ochre Point.
Mrs John Lyon Gardiner started yesterday for
GARDENERS Island. where she will spend the sum-
mer in the old Gardiner Manor house Her daugh-
ter. Miss Adele Gardiner; remains in town until
Iortnlght prior 20 salhhS on the Deutchland Tor
Europe on July H.
Although MIR. and Mrs. j. Stevens Ulman leave
town Tuesday for Southampton. they win keep
Mr. UIman's business Will bring him frequently 70
New-York during the next few months Mrs Ul
have already gone 10 Southampton. where they
have leased cottage for the season
Mrs Harry Lehr's little boy. the son of her first
husband. the late John vinton Dahlsren. is at
with his and 6 Mrs TstI11 mgnT w
Europe with her husband.
Mrs. Robert Goelet is following the fashion now
prevalent in New-York and is having a number
10 the belief that she will spend next winter on
this side OF the ocean
Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Moncriere will arrive here
from Europe tomorrow their way TO their
ranch in Wyoming Mrs. Moncrieffe was Miss Amy
Walker sister of Corporation Counsel Charles NJ.
Walker of Chicago and married last April in
London TO Malcolm Moncrieffe. who is a brother
Of Dudley. OF Lady Forbes Of Newe. and of Ronald
Moncrierfe who spent considerable portion OF last
summer Newport.
Prince Francis OF Auersperg has just received
from the United States District Court here his
discharge In bankruptcy. his liabilities. all OF them
contracted in Europe, amounting 10 S25O.O0o. This
is the first instance record OF a foreign noble
man avang himself Of the lfberaity of the Anleri-
can bankruptcy laws to get rid OF liabilities con-
tracted in the Old World and 10 escape from the
insoivent Debtors Prince Francis of Auersperg
of
OF Gottschee, Hereditary Grand Chamberlain and
Vas Traduated from the Long Island College Hos
ptal as physician, makes his home In the city, city,
Florence Hazard.
The Ladies' Kennel Association Of the American
Kennel Club has decided hold bench show next
Xau and Mrs. James L. Kernochan. Mrs Jules J.
vatabls. Miss May Bird and Mrs r F Mayhew
castle be asked to come over TO act as one Of
the judges.
Mr. and Mrs. ". storrs Wells arrived IN town
last night from Newport
dinner party was given last night by Mrs Seth
b. French. at Newport. in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred C. Vanderbilt and earlier in the day
luncheon party given for them by Mrs. p. O.
French.
To George q De Forest belongs the credit OF
having given the first entertainment of the season
at Goose berry Island. where he had large
luncheon party yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Whitney is staying at The Break
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General the Honorable Herbert Eaton and Mrs.
Eaton. who is sister of Mrs. Alfred g. Wander
siIt are building beautiful country place At North
n.sO6 bS6,s ssg 1s b % ra GSnss Een the
Mr. and Mrs Victor Sorchan have notified their
friends Newport of their arrival there on July
Mrs. Walter G. Oaknlan gave a large dinner party
last night her cottage az Southampton
Mrs. Ward McArlister and Miss Louise Ward
McAnister have returned 10 town from their visit
TO the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo. and
will remain here until they go 70 their country
place at Greenwich. Conn. next week
Mr. and Mrs c Ledyard Blair Of Blairsden.
N j. brought to end last night their coaching
party. which started early on "Wednesday
morning. when the Defiance left the old tavern at
Bcrnardsville for Tuxedo. which was reached the
d l. SiisIn ISie' ~ "a hbcns hs
party remained at Tuxedo for the night left there
sschsd on ras resurn oqghsy g M az night Among
the members OF the party were MI ana N5rs
Charles Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Alexander.
Mrs George Post and j. Talmage
Under the patronage Of Mrs William Rocke-
feler Mrs, Elliott F, Shepard. Mrs. J. b. Harri-
man. Mrs Whitelaw Reid. Mrs. William F. Kings
land and Miss Helen NJ. Gould. a lawn party was
held yesterday the country place, near Honkers'
of Mrs. William Usher Parsons daughter of Adju-
known the Robins Nest. This Is home for tne
cOnvaeSCent cripple children from the NeW-1uIh
maintained wholly by the vGimtary subscriptions Of
the wealthy residents The lawn festival was pas