New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
ABOUT SOCIETY.

Mrs. Herbert Livingston satterlee who Miss
Louisa Morgan. daughter Of J. Pierpont Morgan.
gave birth yesterday a daughter at Great Neck.
Long Island. where she is spending the summer.
Y r last snd IN HFS town MRS Mef Miss Ann
MORAN has gone with party or fTae2os q t 5or a
OF Professor Henry Osborne Of Columbia UniveT-
sity.
It will apparently be a long time before horses
become accustomed to the snorting. the putting and
the whizzing oy of automobiles. Yesterday an
other accident caused by one OF those ma
chimes at Newport. Mrs Adolf Ladenours's little
daughter narrowly escaping serious injury. The
pony which she was driving became frightened BY
a motor carriage and bOited. Before the groom.
who Vas by her her d bS G9gd get fa s@e sRd 5oS S &
and the were pitched out with such violence
a neighboring house. She. however. soon revived.
and il was discovered tnat sne % naq sustained 4 81 10
ing up.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry S Lehr have announced
their intention OF giving dance at AIIeigh, their
place at Newport toward the end OF this month
Mr. and Mrs Mackay have left Saratoga Mrs
Mackay returning direct to Newport. Clarence H.
Mackay however. came to town. snd was dining
on Monday night at Sherry's
Mr.. and Mrs George Cabot Ward are expected
from Europe next MONTH Mrs; Ward C7,Is.,- Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Baydru CultlnBs and
was married the other day In London
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shaw Safe are also ex-
pected from Europe shortly. In fact, they are
due before the end of the month. ana 90 70 New
Lawn Mrs Safe. it may be rememoered; was
Miss Harriet / Gammen. and was married last
September.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Duane have left town. clos
ing their house in Fffth-ave.. and have gone on a
trip to the AdirOndacks
James r. Keene's daughter Mrs. Talbot J. Tay-
Ior of CedarhJrst, Long Island mas arranged 10
spend next month at LenoN-
ar,o,e the chief features of sOcety's programme
for ,o-dav at Newport will be the dinner dance
This evening given by Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr at the
Cganabal<e Club for her daughter. Miss swan The
e9ton viii pc ea8 e4es D dinner party and mas
cal tonight
A large number of entertainments were given yes
terday at Newport. including luncheon parties oy
Mrs Joseph Widener and by H o. Havemeyer.
tr at Bergers. the guests of the latter oeins ex-
cIusiveIy men. and those OF Mrs Widener only
women while in the evening dlnneT, pa were
given by MIS- MIS- fob1 n r DTexe who had musical
afterward. and Mrs Devereux CiapP-
Mrs. Walter G. Oakman gave large luncheon
nartv Yesterday at her cottage at Southampton.
Mrs Colgate Hoyt Miss Hoyt and C. sherman
Hoyt are among those who san 4oF f-1IOPe 'o-U'S
on the ST. Louis
R,shop satterIee. OF Washington. has arrived at
Ouoeue Long Island. for the remainder OF the
season He has been staying for some time past
in the Catskils. at Twilight FarA-
Mr. and Mrs William Payne Thompson have
raturned 70 Newport from the Adirondacks wnere
they have been staying with Nj ana 4ITsi w nte-
law Reid. the latters camp at Fs'Ii oiii'"
IT, o,o,,rs Of the annual lawn tennis games
the Casino courts yesterday morning was success
ful from social point OF view. the entTe cottage
colony at Newport turning out en- masse to witness
+be contests Mrs Maekay was there IN Whlle Iacc
over white silk with a girdle and sasn o. waite
liberty satin a large white hat trimmed with
wreath of gardenas and large white parasoL
Young Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt frock Vas o.
nata bIrA linen with wide insertions OF cream lace
a%Sd a a-hita rictrre hat Mrs James Lawrence Van
Allen was in pale blue mOuSSellne ue sore VII ~
sertiops of duchess lace. ana a White Ia ia.
over pale blue silk. with wide bands o. Vaiehl
insertion, and large white hat Win i paie S
and white fouIard inserted with white lace, ana q
hat OF pale blue straw trimmed with Wnlte WmIe
her sister Mrs. Hermann Oelrlcns. was IN hen'-
trope silk, with white hat
Announcement has been made of the engagement
of Miss Arabeila Prescott Morgan. eldest daughter
of James H Morgan. Secretary-General OF the Aln-
tary Order of Foreign Wars to James Hin Childs,
of this city Both are members of Colonial and
Revolutionary families Miss Morgan being the
creat-granddaughter of Lieutenant Jacob Walden.
an officer with Admiral John Paul Jones N Ihe
Revolution. and original member or Jhe Oruer
grandson OF Colonel Fielding Lewis and great
nephew of Washington Miss Morgan is spendlns
the with her family at their country hoIle'
Slightly Towers Madison Point. East River. Conn
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