New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
SUNDAYS SOCIETY REVIEW

The king Is dead. Long live the kingr, -,
last of the summer season brings already r -He
or the autumn and the winter. Everybody IS ,.Ts
Ing about leaving the seaside. which in two -,
will be deserted. except by few cottasers -
find that this period Of the year is the most 80
able. With some 1t is Lenox and the Adronas.s'
both now beginning 20 be most attractive ne
me sound and the quiet htlls and woodlaWnsa a1 ol
port its horse show. southampton viii RavSs Se.- "
horse shows There ans Is tS b ssrs and Behasen
games of polo at Georgian Court where Mr ra,ea se
In the Hampstead neighborhood there is tSa TSssss
attendant upon the returning residents who 9uss T
and the races are over snow
In fact. it is use TO try to prolong the "a,
son. Fashion grows tired Of a place. The r,sa4
or the Monmouth hounds at Newport -
not been successful this year. the attendance bas
been slim and the gymkhana has been give, -
altogether There will be a few dinners .1s
fortniebt 5icb .. iGh I @ @npoTtancs for the
Twombly. after giving dance for their dsnoS
they viii entertain this autumn, and the golf
lively autumn season = T1xed6 Fbssay bss mS 5oE very
programme for this month. and each shin who's
comes into port brings travellers who have baSn
away for the spring and summer The nrsSsa ossa
tions are for an early town season. 4'''
Ardsley and Baltusrol will be the Mecca OF gor,
ers this autumn. AS winter approaches this snor,
gets back it's many admirers. and those who hava
swerved in their allegiance to tennis are returning
to the fold. The season at ArdsIey promises to Be
very busy. Colonel and Mrs Astor will return tbis
week from n Newport and viii be at Fernelin. and
EiIer5Ie s No''on anu 's MISSES morton are to be at
There have been some changes along the rfvsr
Cora, Countess OF Strafrord. has disposed Of her
place at New-Hamburg. Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard and
the Frederick ". Vanderblts will be at their coun-
try seats very early in the autumn. Mr. and Mrs
Oliver Hartman. jr-, have gone with William K
Vanderbilt on a short cruise to the Riviera. The
Riviera In summer may seem to those who only
know 1t in winter anomaly. but many Of the
English residents along the coast near Monte
the autumn there to the colder months when the
crowds gather from all parts Of the earth.
It is still asserted that Mrs. Hermann oelrichs
will pass this winter in Cairo and that her villa at
Newport is for sale. and also that Mrs. stuyvesant
Fish would dispose Of the f,,- crossEays, It has
worlds 70 CONQUER, and although she has never
cared much for Europe may go there next sum
mer at the time Of the coronation
There was polo yesterday at Seabright. and
many house parties were given along the Runson
Road. Monday being Labor Day and the
changes closed. there will be a general desertion
of town Labor Day. from social point OF view
is perhaps the dullest day of the year in town, not
excepting Good Friday. Not only the world Of
and the effects OF the exodus patent in the
empty streets and avenues in the residence dis
trict.
The opening Of the horse show at Newport VIII
Of course bring with it many entertainments. One
OF the largest dinners OF the season will be given
tomorrow by Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Barton French IN
honor Of ]. Pierpont Morgan, who, with the Cor
will also entertain at the last Of her series Of
dinners for the season
Colonel and Mrs. Anthony ]. Drexei are passing
Sunday at Atlantic City. They will 90 to-morrow
to Newport in the Marsarita. and vii! be present
for the second day OF the horse show. They have
ther, Lord Athlumney, who as stated yesterday IN
this column, has Just returned from south AFRICA,
where he has been during the Boer war
James L. Breese has decided to give the regular
automobile show at Southampton this month IN
stead of being arranged for tomorrow, ne VIII
have the races at the end OF September, and he
will enlist the attention OF the Meadow Brook peO-
pie nearly all OF whom are enthusiastic IN this
sport Mr. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt 1r- are
going down to Meadow Brook early in September
Their stay at Newport is limited Nr NanderoN
will take part in the Southampton races. The prin-
cipaI diversions at Southampton this last week
have been bathing. driving, squash tennis and
other open air sports. Judge Alonzo MoDson has
| been entertaining great deal His granddaugn.
season. Nr and Mrs Henry G. Trevor have given
several handsome dinners MT @ %llI 81 .
| CriswOId who have been staying at Southanlpt99n
this summer gave on Monday eyenl2g one OF ,s 1ne
largest dinners or the season dS INo -u0sN0" 0~
Mrs Robert NJ Thompson gave very pretty
| luncheon on Wednesday at SOUTHAMPTON among
her guests were Mrs Paul T. Nunde, Mrs. W. A.
Porter Mrs Vail Mrs. Alexander L Morton ana
Mrs George R. Scheffelin Bridge is still as popu-
lar as ever at Southampton. Mrs Gilbert Z Jones
gave a party for the game Wednesday wheh
was followed by a dinner AT IL aLnOHS Uls5S NJ
entertained during the week were NE AIr: aa ~ last
00dnue ga%c % ths YSs9aw Club VIII take place The
"A nd re-
the younger people this summer az Soulnanpeolss s
but they did have the vogue that Iney erJ0Seu
last summer among the older seHeIa'IoI
The death Of Miss Helen Louise Coster. the itue
eight-year-oId daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs CharieS
H Coster has cast gloom over Southampton.
where Mr. and Mrs Coster are very loPniar @ aG9
child died from peritoniS She vas oPSais i ~s rsT
week ago for append'cills' a4u Hs.9 GI's e. IN
we'll when she caught cold, and perltoalIls SGT HI
Ex-Tudge and Mrs Horace Russell gave IaIs0
dinner at Williston House. SOUTHAMPTON. on FIT
dav evening Mrs II HolbroOk Curtis entertalheu
at tea the Meadow Club on Tuesday aI5eIH0C @ on
Mrs. 3. Aymar Sands gave oIi15s 5J P@a5{% P5 Mrs
Thursday Others entertaining were Mt ana III, M
De LanCey NicolL Mrs H. \ F9r1er II III TaTt
\ Dixon. Mrs. r. T. II Ialnadse anu - ~
Mckee
Peter Marie Is az Bar Harbor, where he VIII re-
main until the opening OF the Lenox season no
gave last week delightful garden party. and tners
distributed after the wonted manner OF MI Ma'"'
enteTtainins
Among the entertainments Of the week at Bar
IIarbor was a musical given by Mrs \ l. VA
Nest on Wednesday afternoon. The musical was
followed bv a reception Among the artists wa99
sang We're Mrs. Adele LaiS BALDWIN coli I-son
Francis Rogers. barytone. Miss Leonore J@0A9