New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
ABOUT SOCIETY.

A number OF people drifted back to town yestera
day. and sherry's. Delnonico's and the Waldorf.
well the various clubs. presented more ami
mated appearance than any day in the last
week At Sherry's Mrs Jules Vatable dropped IN
for luncheon. dressed In black fcuard figured with
white polka dots Of different sizes toilet being
set of by a large black hat Mrs. Mccormick was
likewise lunching at Sherry's while Mrs. F. Reeves
the palm garden OF the waldorf AZ noon Mrs Me-
Iltt Oeing attired in white linen frOck with EtOn
velvet. while Mrs. Lehr wore black cloth dres<
and black hat trimmed with red psnne velvet and
black quills. '
Among those sailing to-day ON the Fuerst B,.-
marek are Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Lord Mrs
W. Earl Dodge. Count d'Arschot Mrs. Cyrus Nc
Cormick and Mr. and Mrs Harold F. Mccormick
J8hn NO 1. Cadwalader DR. and Mrs. F. P. Kinncutt
Ter were among those who departed yesteTdsv f3r
IL is TODAY that the annual poif to,r,a,,.. -.
the shinnecOck Hills Golf Club begins at south
;1d amPton and It win continue tomorrow and sat
son subscribers and to their guest-
Harry Payne Whitney leaves town tomorrow
to join his wife and children at the Breakers
where they are staying the guests OF Mrs
Mhitneys mother. Mrs Cornelius VanderbfI,
t iheIr friends understand that they have entirely
to ,,, have started last Saturday and That s6ey
VIII spend the remainder Of the season Al Ne0,
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rollins Morse zur-
rendered their tenancy Of Arleigh. the place in
Bellevue-ave which they had sub-Ieased sro,,
Harry Lehr. and moved to the Davis cottage A.
tSSnoue Island-ave. where they will remain until
ftl, sner new house which is already completed IS
Lehr are expected to leave town to-day for New
at once. A' ~ '''e'i ieS'oshce at AFieisa
The annual polo tournament at Narraganzs.t
swing and viii continue until August g. There ara
three cups TO be competed for-the Narragansett
'he Rhode Island and the Point Judith-and
among The teams entered for the contest are those
Of the Westchester County Bryn Mawr Point In,
dlth MyoPis and Philadelphia clubs. Among the
players are Robert ] Collier, J. u: Waterbury
L. a. Havemeyer and Charles Wheeler
1t was through that The name Of Nss
Bertha Munde appeared on the list Of those booked
to sail on hoard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
yesterday DIR. Munde's daughter returned from
M Europe week ago, and is now staying with Mr.
Long Island. and the conclusion os her visit viii
Southampton.
Newport is to such an extent regarded as a mere
summer resort of fashion that it always strikes
one strange first when one hears Of friends
establishing their permanent home there. and one
IS won't TO speculate TO whether they have not
some object in view-such as for instance re-
course to the Rhode Island courts which in some
os Of MT F1e6eS II 6er tbs s % than %
Mrs Alfred G, Vanderbilt. is among those who
Chaner has Joined the permanent residents and
on the ternina ton OF the lease of his cottage by
the fall VIII establish himself there with the IN
The marriage of Miss Julia P Brown. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Waldron P. Brown to BENJAMIN
Fincke will be celebrated about the middle OF No
vember in the Church of the Incarnation,
The engagement is announced of Miss Nanetts
Middleton, daughter of the late William J. Wild
detQR de to Horaes race Barnard who is member O
ding viii take place early in October.
Mrs. Barlow. Pierre Jay and Mrs Jay who was
Miss Louisa Barlow. have gone 10 Lenox for the
season.
Mr. and Mrs Howard CIarkson and the Misses
Clarkson are at their country place at Dobbs Ferry.
Miss Cornelia de Peyster. who died suddenly OF
heart disease yesterday morning at Narragansett
Pier. where she staying with her sisters had
been suffering from heart trouble for a long time
ard while the end came suddenly it cannot have
been altogether unexpected. The De Peysters are
one OF the oldest and most historic families OF New
York. and Frederick James de Peyster. the present
tion from Johannes de PeysteE the founder Of the
family in New-York. who came to America in 1915.
years afterward
Clarence W. DoIan has completed the purchase OF
the Chalet. Spouting Rock Beach at Newport
and will henceforth spend the summer there
The place belonged to the estate OF Alfred Smith
and adloins that occupied by Mr.. and Mrs George
3. de Forest.
The hunting season at Goshen will be opened
about six weeks hence By the Orange County Hunt
and the initial meet VIII be Senator Richardson's
place the brow OF the hill overlooking the valley
OF Orange County. The feminine element will be
largely represented, among others by the Misses
Mary and CorneIIa Hartman who are most en-
thusiastic about the affair The moving spirits OF
the Hunt are F. Gray CSriswold. z. H Hartman,
mrch as most OF he land in the neighborhood be-
longs 70 either Mr. Hartman and other members
OF the HUNT or to dairy farmers. there will be
none or those troubles with farmers wire OBJ
Struct1onS that contribute so much To mar the
hunts.
Miss Leary gives her first at home at Newport
this afternoon. for which she has issued large
number of Invitations As usual there Will be nlu-
SIC supplied by Heath Gregory and the Misses
The first meeting OF the Rhode Island Jockey club
will he held at Newport the day after Tomorrow
at $50 O'Clock in the afternoon for the purpose OF
adoption of a constitution and the election OF on
GERS and associate members.
Mr. and Mrs F. Robert ScheU are now at sara
tcga, where they expect 70 remain through August
Mr. and Mrs. schel closed their town house. No
several weeks ia Buffalo
MARCHIONESS or LONDONDERRY ILL.,