New-York tribune., 1901-06-30

A large japanese vase fourteen feet high. which
won pre- at the FaFIs . 9n tbe rst and
second floor there rooms furnished exclusively
from Japan. China. India. Turkey Italy. Morocco;
Spain France. Holland. Germany and Russia. and
each contains statue in native costume There
also an Indian breakfast room. a music room
after the one in Conway Castle. which contains
sample Of nearly every musical instrument knoMh' row,
billiard room, with rare Dutch httlhgs, a Dacn,
elor's room. tower rooms. an old English Inn
studio with rd nrsnry G ed With one Of the
rarest collections Of German and French toys IN
Mr.. Weatherbee has carried his ideas to his
stables which are noted Tor thelT nne SUI s.5hEs o.
| chester horse shows The stables contain French
and Russian drivers in native costume, Arabian
horsemen and pictures Of all the noted steeds on
record.
Mrs Jackson Gourand returned the other day
from Paris. and opened her big country house at
LGrchmont near the summer home of her mother.
Mrs. NJ L. Crocker at Oak Bluff Mrs. Gourand
has z fine stable and extensive kennels. and during
her stay abroad has added a number of blue rib
bon winners her collection. Her place Is likely
10 be OF the gayest In Larchmont this season.
Last summer Mrs Gourand. who then Mrs.
Ginig gave several large house parties One Of
daughter Gladys at which the guests. numbering
more than score wore rich Oriental costumes.
Chief Mayhem w. Bronson, of the wealthy Larch-
mont Volunteer Fire Department, has purchased
q new automobile that will thirty miles
hour, and in the future Will It responding to
also speeding about the Manor I'm a automobile
There has been much activity this week at the
I4archmont golf links. Prizes offered by Alfred
Marshall in mixed foursome competition were
by {. F. Sallcross and Miss NJ. l.. Eaton. on
next Tuesday there will be a women's handicap,
eighteen holes medal play. for the Pendleton prize
A prize has also been given TO the club by the
! Bridgeport Gun Implement Company. and will be
! played for In July. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ b. Kaesche
! MI and Mrs James c. Bergen. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| Mr. nd Mre II Ellis Mr. and Mrs.
a. n. Greer. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conan Mr..
| and Mrs. ]. C. Dow c. f. Tilford. Lloyd w. Scott
week Mr. and Mrs John F. Baudouine. who were
| at Larchmont last year, are TO live at Orienta
| Point this season.
A new nine hole golf course has Just been laid
out by William y. Lawrence at the Gramatan
Country Club. i'm BronXvllle. The links was
/ opened for the first time last week, and filled
| with players from the artist and author colony
/ in Lawrence Park There to be number of
tournaments this season for cups and trophies TO be
| given by members Of the club. Weekly dances and
a number of amateur dramatic performances, under
the direction Of Tudor jerks. also scheduled
! Cor this season. All OF the villas and cottages
| around Bronxvle filled and several new
ones are being built. one of these is for Mrs.
Mrs custer @ is spending the summer in, Algiers
Among the visitors Mt at ne o STaP6an r. cu6 Nh, ihis
Virginia Houghton. of Boston
| Glen Ford Mchlhney, a Helnber OF the Ldrch-
mont Yacht Club, who is resident of Bronxville.
] has moved into a handsome country place.
lie has been elected of the officers of the new
! Siwanoy Golf Club, which has been started in
| Mount Vernon. Some of the New-Yorkers who
| are spending the summer in Bronxville and Law
| renee Park Edmund Clarence Stedman. Major
Joseph L. Robertson. Frank r. Chambers Mr..
Smecley, the artist; William a. Bates, Charles w
| Bonner, Charles f. Carpenter. Tudor jerks. Carl
ton. Burlitt, Ward Leonard. John S. Bates. Mrs A.
D. Klots. F. J. Meigs John @. Quinby and VILLA m
II. Thacher. VIII H Low. the artist, who is a we'll
| known resident of BronXVille, is abroad.