New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

westchester Country Club. and with the Metro
potan Golf Association tournament on the Apa-
wants links. at Rye
The condition Of the weather may also lead 10
the postponement of ]. Henry Smiths coaching
party to Ardsley to-day, for which he had char
tered the Pioneer He returned yesterday from
Buffalo where he has been visiting the Pan-Amert-
nrisin GNp9sl'ion With number Of 1riends; COM
Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt,
all OF whom came hack with him last night.
Among those sailing to-day for Europe on hoard
the Auguste Victoria Mrs. Gouverneur Morris.
John L Waterbury, Miss Waterbury Mrs. Allan
MGLane Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs EIihu Chaun,;
Henry Say will sail on the Aquitaine.
Although the Anson Phelps Stokes place at
Lenox will remain closed this summer. owing TO
the absence of Mrs Stokes and her daughter in
Europe. and of MI. Stokes the Adirondacks yet
number of fashionable New-Yorkers have already
arrived there for the summer. among the number
John E. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs Davis Wolfe
there as are also Mr and Mrs. Morris K Jesup.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schermerhorn Mr. and
and 9nd N shoP 5SPn aha M an
MIS-. William d. Sloane who are still abroad, but
who are expected home from Europe next week.
Mrs. Augustus Field has leased the De Mot cot
tage at Seabright, and will spend the
there. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic r. Coudert with
their daughters, at their cottage Oyster Bay,
Long Island. Mrs. Nathaniel BayIies has closed
her town house and is at her country place. Kip
panwoods, Taunton. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs William
and Mrs Robert NJ thompson @ will spend the sum-
WaerbuPp haTe taks5 psca M and m Mr
Chester. while Mr.. and Mrs William Constable are
and Mr.. and Mrs stephen Hyatt PeiI are already
Island.
Colonel and Mrs De Lancey A. Kane left this
city yesterday for Newport, where they will spend
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dinsmore are
near Staatshurg. where they will remain through
out the season, it being their turn to occupy il
this year.
William c. Whitney will spend the summer in
this country, dividing his time between this city
and his place at Westbury, Long Island where
Miss Dorothy Whitney is at present He was 10
nave sailed for Europe yesterday, but pre-
vented from doing so by stress of business.
Mr., and Mrs. Levi P. Morton are remaining
abroad this summer. and have taken house near
Windsor, where they will remain until late in the
daughter Mrs Eustis. whose husband has succeed
ed w Bayard Cutting, ir, third secretary of the
United States Embassy.
The Neighborhood Amusement Club has just been
reorganzed. and Mrs. Sydney De Kay has been
elected president, while the governing commit
tee consists of Miss Leary. Mrs julien T. Davies.
Mrs. Francis Dana ,Winslow and Mrs Francis Nc
Neil Bacon This club is an organization which
takes i'll number of people living below Twenty
third-st. in the neghborhood Of Fifth-ave and
has on its roster the names OF a number OF OLD
Knickerbocker families.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas n. Howard. the latter a
niece Of Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt have leased the
Baldwin villa, the Bellevue and Nara gansett
aves at Newport, Tor the summer.
Prince Hassan. OF Egypt, who sailed yesterday
for Europe spent Only two or three days in this
city. else would have been extensively enter
tained for his father the late Prince Hassan son
Of Khedive Isman and brother OF the late Khedive
Tewfn. had many New-York friends. and a large
number of American officers were on his staff when
cornmandar-in-ch hief OF the Egyptian army prior
the occupation of Egypt by the English Prince
Hassan like his father is far more English in his
appearance than Oriental, having the blond
hair and blue eyes. He has been shooting big
game in India. and winding up his Indian expedi-
ton by a trip around the world.