New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
SOCIETY'S MOVEMENTS.

In spite of the sombre appearance Of the city
owing to the black and purple hangings which
catch the eye In every direction. there a goot
deal OF animation in the fashiona bic restaurant:
and clubs, which crowded yesterday. indf
eating that the summer is definitely at a,
end that society has returned TO its towr
and suburben homes. launching at Delmonico'i
were Mr. and Mrs William X Vanderbilt r.
whose automobile. Red Demon. waiting fos
them before the door. They had Harold Wander
slls e. with them, Mrs. Vanderbilt was dressed in
With lace ard large hat Of wisferia violet straw
sherry Mrs Wells Mho ss o
Europe to-day. and Mrs Edwin Gould, with he,
evening az sherry.s were Mrl and % MIS- " " 'Rs x
NHndeTeit Nan L who afseEward went to The theatre
With. with hat Of white lace. trimmed with blaci
White anu ''''''''''
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus D. Juilliard have re
turned to their cottage at Tuxedo for the autumn
after spending the summer at Bar Harhor. Sara
tosa and Seabright
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Livingston who have beer
spending the greater part of the summer at Sara,
toga. have gone to Lenox. where Miss Porter
has arrived for the with Miss Eddy. Miss
Porter has been staying with Mrs Augustus Eddy
at Manchester
Among those who have secured boxes for the
Mr. and Mrs Jules vatabIe Pierre Lorillard. Rich.
ard Delaheld Mr.. and Mrs. C. 3. Alexander. Gren.
Vile vi PA Kane T. Sgfrern Taer Mr. and Mrs Henry
Frelnghuysen and A. d. Juilliard
Judge and Mrs. James NJ varnum. who spent tn.
summer abroad. sailed for New-York Saturday
Mrs J. Lawrence Van Allen and her husband viii
be at Hyde Park throughout the autumn as guests
Of Mr.: and Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt. Mr.. ane
ha lat ffar GfEfa Of
van Allen. have left Newport, and are occupying
their cottage at Hyde Park.
Colonel and Mrs Astor leave Newport for tbs
season tomorrow board the NourmahaI, and &c
to Fernclff. their place the Hudson for the faI
season Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish likewise
quit Newport tomorrow for their country place az
Garrisons- n-the-Hudson- Mrs. William AstOr
however. will remain until next month at Newport
and her example in this respect will be followed by
Miss Leary. The latter. however. has recalled al
Miss Amy Townsend is at Newport. staying witt
her her sister Mrs Buchanan Winthrop while Mrs
guest of Mrs. James p. KernOchan.
Commodore and Mrs. EIbridge T. Gerry and tn,
Misses Gerry Ieft Newport yesterday for thef
country place on Delaware Lake where they vii
spend the fall.
Among those sailing to-day for Europe on boart
the Germanic is Mrs. John ". Mackay.
The hunting season has now opened in tn,
Meadow Brook district, and yesterday the frs
drag hunt of the fall Drag hunts will take place
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays unit
Christmas. the other days OF the week being de
voted TO fox hunting.
Among those who arrived yesterday from Europ'
were Lady Lister Kaye, sister OF Consuelo. Duches
of Manchester; her mother. Mrs Antonio Yznaga
and Sir Claude and Lady Macdonald Sir C1aud
was in charge of the English mission at Peking dur
ing the siege OF the legations. and now represent
King Edward at the Court OF the Mikado. Th'
Count de Chambrun. c. P. Howland Henry
Bowman and Dr. Corea, the Ncaraguan Ministe.
10 Washington likewise landed here yesterday from
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
The funeral OF j. Hooker Hamersley will taxi
place tomorrow at 10 a m in Grace Church.
Mrs. Charles n. ChiIds and her daughter Jessa
mine have returned to town from Asheville, y. C.
Mrs. Frederick Bell has gone her country plac,
Madison.
James j. Van Alen who TO have returned
this week with his daughter Sarah from Europe