New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
cocIETY SUNDAY REVIEW.


~ uaces began their seasons on that day.
y was dignifed, and had varied assort-
sshl.S luncheon and reception on board of the
strs 81 "a For those who love the traditions and to
Eec.snv friends OF Mrs. Kernochan the resuming
ss ss,be reception. which has always been feature
2 tbe Fourth of July at Newport was very au-
~. gav and one hears everywhere of enter
teasrents planned of dinners and dances, and ex-
rIrsions on the water
~ psr Harbor began its season most happily, and
s1nfhampton had a gay evening at the Meadow
- NarraganseCt has opened its season, and
). h,ss fair to be the gayest IN its history-and
-, is saving a great deal Ardsley had a most
i,haebtful observance of the day. and thus looking
ssst sst July has begun most auspiciously and that
hs I simmer promises much.
arrivals from and departures for Europe were
source of interest in town. Gradually the
s-seglers are returning and soon nearly all
odety will be at home, and Europe will see but
,omparatively few Americans for season. But
rsrt spring and summer New-York one might al
most say masse viii go to greet the new King
ana of 70 be in Newport this Week Mrs Robert
GoeIet win not be at Newport until August. The
md M and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and Mrs
German Oelri2hs was an event of the glorious
ETsTport as is alzo Mrs. Whitney She is visiting
her mother al the reakers.
n
st Idle Hour. L viii last until tomorrow The
valiant is on the other side. She was at Plymouth
Yesterday, having steamed from Nice. Mr. and
Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt are at Newport but il is
reported that they intend TO pass part of the
rrchased big place in the heart of the so-caIled
amp colony. Mrs. Vanderbilt. ST. has had a sue
oesson Of family parties at the Breakers. She has
not been entertaining generally.
The Buffalo Exposition still continues to be the
ginning of the gay season at Newport and other
seaside resorts The hotels have their rooms
hooked more than month ahead. and il is hard TO
obtain sections or sleeping car accommodations.
ton last week. with the John Jacob Astors and the
orme Wilson's.
TIE ST. Louis which sailed yesterday from
southampton Is bringing over not only Mrs Will
Em Astor but also William Bayard Cutting jr
and his wife. Lord Desarts daughter, whom he
married some weeks ago in London. The question
IS 10 the proper mode of addressing the latter in
MS country remains still undetermined. For while
L is that by her marriage she forfeited her
English citizenship and became much of an
American as /: she had papers OF naturalization
which exact the abandonment of all foreign titles,
yet it is likely that those members Of the fash
bnable set here who are terms of intimate s.
soeafion with English society VIII continue 10
accord TO her that title which, the daughter of
2 earl. she enjoys in the land OF her birth. Her
English title. namely. that Of Lady prefiXed
her Christian name of Sybil. IS purely a matter OF
On both sides OF the Atlantic she is in law Mrs.
W. Bayard Cutting, jr.
A notable feature of the last week has been the
slspensiOn Of that unWritten law Of club etiquette
which requires that members should not appear in
shirt sleeves anywhere excepting in the billiard
rooms. OF course, it due to the phenomenal
heat and when the thermometer reached the hun
isd mark coats and waistcoats vanished and
waists he
rpion at the three four principal social clubs
seOd that this sumptuary privilege is to be CON
s5sred as merely temporary and that shirt sleeves
win De barred as strictly as ever as the
perature.
Although Miss Leary has gone 10 Newport and
opened her house there she will return TO town in
order to attend the dedication on July IS by Arch
bishop CorTigan Of the handsome new crypt which
she has presented 10 the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament, ard which is to contain the relic Of St
Anne A breakfast and a reception are to follow af-
rasaT;d sfxar1 at me priests house and number Of
BACK to town for the purpose.
The old vaudeville show in the pleasure ground
al Newport known Freebody Park is in full
bast and il is the fashion again to GO there Mrs
suyVesant Fish has begun the practice this year,
ana her example is certain to be followed. She had
snaH dinner party the other night. and after
ward took all her guests on to the show
The entire New-Jersey coast was en- fete last
week. The coaches which run from Pennacci's to
Pleasure Bap and the other settlements are great
success. Everywhere along the there are
house parties going on to-day. Mrs. Wilbur Blood
good has one at Fairie Lea Mrs. l. C. Neeser has
snother. and Mr.. and Mrs James d. scrymser have
s sogSs b1 I1 Of d people @ @ at their place The
vas opened With large and u fsebionehla sttandy
shee On Tuesday Polo is in great vogue.
New-London is also gay. and there is not a cot
tase in the Pequot settlement to be rented. DR..
sno Mrs. William Appleton settled at their
pace there. Mrs. Appleton was the eldest Miss
hargous and is a sister of Mrs. George b. De For
et and Of Mrs Duncan Elliot, who have been
visiting her. Mrs. Robert G. Remsen and Miss
hernsen are also there, and have been giving a
rroaner r.lr Of dinner parties: General and MIS- Nc,
FFskry Fs Butt are also at New-London and Mr. and
Als A g Tyler of Washington, have also
entertainments.
Although the Goshen Hunt Club has already
taken possession Of DR.. d. T. Condit's house, its
Inst meet will not occur before August. and great
Esparations are being made in view thereof. There
ere already at Arden Farms. e. H. Harriman's
pace in the neighborhood. the twenty pairs of
Ash hounds and the score Of thoroughbred Irish
TT.a.ers Tsrs purchased some months ago in Ireland by
b4,rs bs.h cray Griswold for the hunt and they are
beate ms raiSyn io Is NAV Se atbereS from the
"a mat regular steepiechase course has been
IN TIE grounds or the JoSnen DrlNlng t>luD
aerE- where horses and hounds daily taken
e' sione' timber and water.
Mrs. Charles C. Peters is at The Corners, her
''huy home at East Willingston Long Island
shere Mrs. GrenvIle Smelling is visiting her.
shsres 9. Peters is still fishing in Canada, from
,.rns,s MT. and Mrs Robert McCurdy have
'Heu 10 their country place at Morristown.
MSS Margaret Lanier Winslow has arranged 10
''eaa The summer at Watch Hill.