New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY

William C. Whitney has left town for w.,.s
Long Island. and will spend a few davs
country place there previous 10 sailing fo ns
with Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney on Asarore sare
Bishop Doane's granddaughter Miss Marr-c.
diner. will be married on Saturday Angus, a. 'ar-
DIR. Charles Harrison Frazier of PhadaI,h,' 70
North East Harbor. Me- where her para.t- "a, az
and Mrs. James 7. Gardiner of thi. citv ar. - ~
ing the summer. The ceremony will be nsrs1preHa-
oy Bsnop Doane In the new chapel OF St Marvb,sa
sherrys Indian, whose picturesque whit. ,,
ments and excellent curries have long ba
feature OF the Sherry restaurant is s,ar,t, - q
business for himself and is establishing an r,5,.
restaurant and catering establishment where cr-
ries and Bombay ducks. we'll as all sor.s .
jadsd paiates His n,rs @is a. oe On nand TO revive
taken by still Picturesque Hndoo gerseesa eesn
oeiorea GO muslin whose appearance attracts no end
o,i,a ana Sun further adds 10 the cosmo
number OF people were In town vss,ar5
having come in from the country Anong 49,
were Mrs. Walter Watson. jr. who was drivinv g.
Fish-ave., in gown of black voie with a tonas ~
of white at the throat. in the form Of a ra--o
seInstitehsd lawn turnover collar TIer toilet WS
stevens Who IS te nsl xb,ea Mrs b. Albert
ing and who arrayed In dainty black crs
w'o WHILE sasf Mr5 pic5Vfs Wbtr hat so met
hsc hnche9n at the WaIdosf-Asoria frock Of
SHADED her face and black shion vs pat MTs EaicP
are also in tows saSIg aaS Mr at s 1e Rona
Mrs Burden, when to luncheon yesterday In the
linen trimmed With heavy White ace ete i ieres1zsd '5t z
% bodice IN the form of vest and fastened at eacn
linen Her hat large black straw and Chiffon f
with MISS Ethel Barrymore. at Sherry's.
Peter Martin is spending much of his time with
Alfred G, and Reginald Vanderbilt and Willing
Spencer, practising polo the polo grounds Ar
the Vanderbilt farm. Mrs. Charles NJ Oelrichs
gives dinner dance in his honor on August g at
tne Gam Bake Club, and the services of the Hun
have already been retained for the occsson r0upe M
though the marriage of Mr., Martin and Miss oei-
been decided as yet as to the church in which the
Among those who arrived Yesterday on hoard ths
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse from Europe we're Mr.
and Mrs Harry Lehr, who go TO Newport mex.
week for the rest of the season; Count Quadt the
First Secretary Of the German Embassy Wash
ington; the United States Ambassador TO Rome and
Count Adalbert Sternberg the Austrian nobler,s,
and former cavalry officer who was captured h,r
the English fighting in the Boer ranks. Through a
series Of curious mistakes he allowed 20 pro.
ceed to London. where he was entertained hy
various Cabinet Ministers. notably at a dinner
gwen oy me First Lord OF the Treasury on the
made known that he had been taken with arms in
his hands fighting against the British. He was
compelled to leave England in hot haste. aad on
his return 70 Vienna devoted himself to writing a
book, which Is one OF the most instructive ar
counts OF the South African He Is credited
with the intention OF writing a book about this
country.
1t is reported that among the other passengers
on board Prince Michael OF Rraganzs Infant
Of Portugal and eldest of the Iegitirnist pre-
tender 70 the Portuguese throne. Prince Michael
whose intended departure from Europe on boarS
the boat was announced from the other side Uss
serving until recently in the Saxon army bat val
deprived OF his commission for visiting Portugal
without leave, and taking part in a Iegitfmis
movement there in favor of his fathers preteu-
siors 70 the throne Eis father. Don Miguel. son
OF ex-King Miguel OF Portugal. stands in precisely
the same relations 70 the Crown OF Portugal "a
does Don Carlos 70 that OF Spain. The Prince
makes his home in Austria. and is OF the most
famous Nimrods in the Old World. He intends to
spend considerable time in this country.
Frederick ". Vanderbilt came into town yes.a--
day from Newport. There is no foundation fo- The
story that he Is suffering from nervous prostra-
ton