New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
RELATING TO SOCIETY

southampton's gymkhana organized h, y
W. Breese and others. will take large n,r,h
fashionable people 70 Long Islands most ,.s,'
seaside resort. and several house parties are -
slven IN connection Herewith. There was the rg
weekly dance at the MadOw Club last nigbt e usual
was preceded by large number of dinner na Ie u
ootn at the club and at the various COTTAGES "ues
The American Coaching Club. of New-Yors
incorporated yesterday al Albany and will bo1a -
nrst annual exhibition the Saturday preca4,-
tne opening OF the National Horse Show a. ~
Madison Square Garden. The Organization =, 80. ,.s
club and the names OF those Interested In irs Sns
uoh were given some weeks ago in this column sa-
Horse shows are the order Of the day ana .-
every fashionable summer resort comes tba -- .o1'
that exhibitions OF this kind are either befns e
ranged OF are taking place. Bay Shores nrst an
nna! nS horse show opened yesterday. among the ~
Lentthon and Mrs, Johnston Livingston ir c.. y.
Sc.dS, SSscx, Long island Is to have horse show in
place OF ex-Mayor Grace. country
Dinners were given last night at Nsw,o-.
Miss Van Allen. in honor Of her grandmother M
william Astor. and by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbi,
az Beauheu. where there dancing afrervs-S
to the strains of Berser's Gypsy Band. a'u
Prince Edmond de PoIgnac whose death -.
Paris is reported by cable. was the uncle NJ ~
present Due de PoIignac. and the second husba11
former marriage to Louis de Scoy Montbeuard was
annulled by the Vatican and dissolved by French
law Prince Edmond one OF the most taIen+ad
amateur musicians and composers in Paris ana
this in conjunction with the gift for nai,tt 40
possessed by his American wife. rendered their
salon in the Rue Cortamnert both popular and in
terestng. The Pognac family is one Of the most tl
ancient in France. II possesses both the Bavarian
and Roman title Of prince. and furnished the
prime minister of King Charles x who brought
about the overthrow OF that sovereign in 1880 by
nus ms reacIonary measures. The late princes elder
brother, Camille took part in the Civil War in this
country. lighting on the Confederate side.
Gouverneur Morris Carnochan Of the Calurnet
and other New-York clubs. and married to the
daughter Of Mrs. Frederic Goodrdge is reported by
cable to have added 20 his extensive kennels by
the purchase Of six more prize fox terriers. In
gliding the famous Hotstuf
Mr.. and Mrs George ". Vanderbilt have issued
Invitations for dinner dance. TO be given their
place, at Bar HarbOr. on August o. There was
large gathering OF the Vanderbilt family at the
dinner given by Mrs E. G. Fabort on Tuesday
night, her guests including Mr. and Mrs Dave
and Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt.
on Tuesday next the annual tournament OF the
National Lawn Tennis Association begins at the
Newport Casino. and the largest field of players
that has ever enter-d will take part IN the con-
test which promises to prove most popular feat
hour az Newport this season.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish had a narrow escape from
injury yesterday at Newport. owing 70 the fact
that a pair OF horses which she was trying became
unranageabIe and fell Thanks to timely assistance.
her victoria was prevented from being overturned.
and she able to aHght IN SAFETY and 20 walk
home. declining 70 re-enter the somewhat damaged
vehicle.
Mrs. Orrne Wilson was in town yesterday for
few hours having run up from her place on Long
Island where she has been staying since her
turn from Newport. She wore costume consist
ing OF a brown linen skirt. white shirt waist,
red straw hat. faced with white straw and trimmed
with red velvet
The Spanish Ambassador and the Duchess OF
ARGOS. who are spending the summer az Man
chester-by Sea, where they have cottage are
Dor, for ten days this month
Miss Marion Mason IS dividing her time between
Newport, where her aunt. Mrs. e. Rollins Morse.
has a villa, and York HarbOr, where her mother
has a cottage. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hartman are
spending much OF their time this summer cruising
their yacht, making their HEADQUARTERS now
ever. their country place, Arden, y. y.
A number of we'll known people are spending the
summer at Dark Harbor, Me. among them being
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Cryder and their three
daughters Mr. and Mrs. George Bird and the lat
ter's daughter Miss Betty MetCaH. who Is expect
ing visit from Miss FrederiCa Webb daughter OF
DR. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb and Henry sloane
and hts daughters. Mr. and Mrs George W
Vanderbilt visited DARK ttarDOF last week On lhsA
yacht Lucille.
Mrs. W. Barclay Parsons and the Misses Parsons.
who have Just returned from abroad. will remain
for some time at IsIp. Long Island, before coming
10 town for the season.