New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
CONCERNING SOCIETY

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home and the first meeting Of the Clam DNsa
VIII be among the principal features =. e Cn5
| celebration at Newport. and there are o-days
iuncheons and dinners which have he's, ' ~ o'as;
The bsrbo1 OF the day On beard the various
anG, & at the Casino and at the various co3sry Isl
| Inc Morristown Field Club started its
last evening In order that it's members
able to participate In the festivities a, De
ristown Golf Club to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. E.,.n MOT
Mch. Iwom6ly and Mr.. and Mrs Luthsr Lr'on
as Wen as all the other owners OF conn,-o -Aoun,ze
near Morristown have house parties in places
tne DAY, most OF them continuing until VonSSnor o.
| AT Ardsley every room has been taksp -.
ciunhouse. and the commemoration Of Indensns.ss
Day will comprise music, fireworks and reee de
while at Tuxedo the most elaborate nrsra-.-s
have been made for the occasion this btns
one day of the year when the menbers 81 Ing The
colony and the people Of the surrounding parS
minsle. uls'r1et
| William c. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs Maekav NJ
and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer and nearly an -
members of the Meadow Brook colony are ksa
open house to-day Is also the viee-Prasts.-s
OF tne United states az his place at Oyster Bsv'
sranme for the entertainment OF its guests p'o-
Judge and Mrs Henry Rowland have 1
party OF friends staying with them for the d,r 3
Southampton, while Mr.. and Mrs William Dou,,s'
Court. their place at Lenox. At Elm
The Kebo Valley Clubs first dinner dancs ,,,
week may be considered in the light OF the ouent-
OF the season at Bar Harbor The PRINCIPAL toni,
of interest just at this popular Maine resor,
is the horse show. which is to be held there nsr,
month. Among those who have arranged to spend
the summer there, by the bye is Mrs. Frederick
Gebhard. who has been staying at Baltimore.
There is the usual contingent Of society at Ea.,
Hampton this year. 1t includes Mrs James Gal
latin. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gallstin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Clarke. the Rev. DR.. and Mrs
David n. Greer. DR.: and Mrs. Markoe and DR.. and
Mrs. Clarence Rice.
Mrs William KingsIand left town last night for
Newport. where she viii occupy one Of the Pinard
cottages for the summer
Among the recent arrivals at Bar Harbor ara
Mr. and Mrs Morris h Jesup. who have been
staying with Mrs. Thatcher Adams at Lenox. They
will return TO the latter place in September
The news received here by letter that Mrs. Ogden
Goelet has been seriously Ill at Paris with ap-
pendicitis and has undergone operation. created
much regret. few people. indeed. being awars that
daughter May is nursing her. and her recovery IS
reported 70 be slow.
Mr. and Mrs c. G. Haven are still at Lenox
and will remain there until next week. when they
go TO Newport, and open their place on Narragan-
Among those sailing to-day are the French Am
ba ssador. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Grosvenor Good
ridge. who married the other day; Mrs Georgs
Kidd and Miss Kidd Mrs. J; Bonaparte. Mrs. c.
5 Edgell, with her son. and Miss Greer. who were
10 have left last week but who postponed their
departure
The Red Rover automobile touring car began its
daily runs last evening 20 Manhattan Beach II
left the at $50 O'Clock. and arrived
Il N ms 6i-0a r-ri-,-
70 Manhattan by midnight
The Thousand Islands Club house at Alexandra
Bay opened yesterday with successful dance
Much speculation prevails az Newport as TO the
character OF the novel features which Mrs. stuy-
vesant Fish has promised for her dinner dance at
the Crossways on July 20. All that is known so far
other things vaudeville show
Shore Acres. the Staten Island country place
Mr.. and Mrs J. Harry Alexandra near Fort Wads-
worth, has been the Of so much hospitality
that widespread regret manifested by society
yesterday on it becoming known that it had been
Thanks 10 the assistance OF the soldiers from the
neishborins fort. much was saved In the way OF
furniture and valuables.
Among the recent departures from town fo-
Newport are those Of AIr, and Mrs. J. Frederick
Tams. who are staying with Mrs. Burke Roche;
w Fitzhush Whitehouse. Jr., who is the guest OF
Mr.. end Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt; Mr. and Mrs
Richard Mortimer. who have opened the HauteyIie
cottage, in Bellevue-ave. for the season; Mr. and
Mrs H. Ray Miller. who have established them
selves at the Weaver cottage, and Mrs JuIil
Eldridge and Miss Eldridge. who az their place
on Ochre Point.
Announcement Is made OF the engagement OF Miss
Esther Phillips Hoppin. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
William Warner Hoppin. TO DR.. Eugene Hilhousa
Pool. Of this city.
Another engagement made known yesterday was
that Of Miss Margaret Willett Boardman daugh-
ter Of the late Daniel F. Boardman, and great
granddaughter Of Colonel VI. ]. wflett to Georzs
Gordon Hammin. son of George CadawaIader Ham
null or stamford, Conn. He is a lawyer and
princeton graduate OF the class OF '96.
The women belonging 70 the fashionable set nov
at Newport have decided TO hold an amateur ken
mel show there some time next month. and are
making all the necessary preparations for ths