New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
REGARDING SOCIETY.

Whitney is president of the Saratoga Racing Asso
citation. and takes active interest in his d,
ties as such He has entirely abandoned for the
present the idea of European trip, and the Seotch
moors. which he leased for his shooting and
for that Of his son. Harry Payne Whitney, have
merle Paset For the last two weeks Mr. Whitnsv
has been making his headquarters at westburv
Long Island. coming into town every day. Nexf
month he will go TO his place on October Mountain
near Lenox
The races will draw number of we'll known pso-
pie to Saratoga this month. among them being Mr.
and Mrs FoxhalI Keene. Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott
Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock tr
Keslnaid Tas Rive Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
andre and Mr.. and Mrs. Maekay.
E. Parmelee Prentice and Mrs Prentice who was
Miss Alta Rockefeller. are spending the summer at
Manchester VT.
IL is likely that the Oelrichs- Martin wedding
which was to take place fortnight hence at New
port. will be postponed unti after the return OF
people to town. and that it will then celebrated
In New-York by Archbishop Corrigan. who Of
course, would be unable to Oficiate at Newport
the difficulty which Mrs OeIrichs and her daush-
teal authorities at Newport with regard TO the
choice of the church. an endeavor having been
formed in St Joseph's-
Prince Charles schwarzenberg. who arrived yes
terday from Europe board the Deutschland is
secretary of the Austrian Embassy at St. Peters
burg. q lieutenant of Hussars and a younger son OF
the head of the princely house OF Schwartzenberg
who is likewise Duke of Krumau and Landgrave OF
Klaggau, besides being member Of the Austrian
House OF Lords. knight of the Order of the
Golden Fleece and Privy Councillor OF the En-
peror. Prince Charles's mother is a princess OF
the sovereign house of Lieehtenstein and one OF
the leaders of Yiennese society The Schwarzen-
bergs are one Of the Oldest and grandest families
of Europe, trace back their descent in unbroken
line to HIP. and reigned petty sovereigns in Cen
ioFiz za6 a1O with
other rulers of the same category by the Treaty
The prince cannot therefore. marry any American
girl unless he either sacrifices his social and Of
Of mediatized house and descends to the rank Of
an ordinary nobleman. or else contracts NOR
ganatic marriage. in which case neither his wife
his children would be allowed TO bear the
princely title or the name of Schwarzenberg
Mr.. and Mrs George Fl Morgan are now at
Ventnor Hall. their country place at Lenox Mrs.
Morgan was at Nahant and Bar Harbor earlier In
Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes and the Misses Stokes
who have been in Europe the greater part Of the
summer. will sail for home next week, and on
place in the Adirondacks-
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Nelson Howard. who
ried last week at Newport will sail for Europe
next week.
Mrs. 5. d. schenck gave large dinner last night
the Newport Casino, her guests. with the
ception of Mr. and Mrs. T. \. Havemeyer. jr. con-
sstipE exclusively OF young men and girls S am9ng
Fish, Miss Paul, Miss Swan and Miss Wells.
Mrs William Astor will give her first dinne-
party OF the season on Monday Newporr
and II is expected that among the guests will bI
M-. and Mrs. Harry Lehr. who arrived at New
port last night and who are staying At BelcouTt
for day or two until Ar,eigh is ready for their
occupancy.
Austin Corbin and his mother at their place
in New Hampshire. and have the Countess de
Rafignac staying with them.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Ciansevoort Sanford. who are
now at their country place at Dobbs Ferry. pur-
pose spending the remainder of the season AT
Southampton Long Island Mrs sanfords SAINT , parent
have just gone abroad
Mr. and Mrs Chester GriswoId and lie Grand e,
Griswold are TO spend the rest OF the summer at
Southampton
Mr. and Mrs Levi P. Morton and their daush-
ters who have been spending the entire summer
in England, at a place which they had leased near
Windsor Will return TO this country a fortnight
on the Hudson their arrival for the rest Of the
autumn
General and Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald will leave
their country place Ciarrisons next week for
Alexandria Bay.
The Misses Letter have arranged to sail for Eng
land this month in order join their sister, Lady
CurzOn. in Scotland
Miss Leary's at home, which to have taken
place yesterday afternoon at Newport was post
poned until Monday afternoon next
John l. Waterbury. president of the Manhattan
Trust Company OF New-York, has bought the
Cannon cottage at Bar Harbor, and proposes TO
take possession thereof at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Sloane are at Newport
staying with Mr., and Mrs H Mex Twounbly
while Mr. and Mrs. F. X Pendleton at Beau
lieu the guests of Mrs Cornelius NanderoNt
The patent medicine dance which was 70 have
taken place last week, according TO first arrange
ments at BeIcourt and according 10 subsequent
arrangements, az the Crossways. but which was
ultimately aba ndOned for the time. is 10 form one
of the features of q barn dance 10 be given next
month by Mrs. SJuyVesant Fish.
Mrs T. V. MorreH is still in the mountains. and
in fran health. Colonel z. V. MOrreH is at New
port and gave a large dinner party last night
there,
HAPPENINGS AT NEWPORT
Newport r. l., Aug I (SpeciaD.-The patent
medicine quadrille which had been announced to
take place Becourt last week, and which was
postponed. will take place during the latter
part of August The scene. however of this novel
affair will be changed Crossways. Mrs. Stuy-
features of a large barn dance be given there.
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