New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
SOCIETY'S SUNDAY REvnu,

tainment. On July 2s. when Mrs s,,.,' elai enter
az oibnrr eT,sertanment ,ti i1 there viii be Fish
the season 1 Dahner day az
tomorrow begins the cruise of the
Yacht Club The meeting of the yachts - siork
Glen Cove, and already that heautiful h, at
hled with all kinds of craft. The aagshio Su Is
Stu. Gsss Is saiang yacht namely. Commodore -.
1ne Commodores cup tomorrow the squaarcs arss for
to New,LondOn on Thursday to NeWpoMTs va oMTsednssaay
nay 70 vineyard Aayen and back on satur5aF Da Fs
the Astor Cup are to pc sailed Il is es..o! rafss .!
descrpo5 t1n nah three hundred yachts Of varoes,
and the whole affair promises to be in Sns year
up With the NeNgOT gaY Hapbor mbs fsss carnival winding
will be gorgeous affair. ' s0' Which
W. X. Vanderbilt jr bv the hive is au-
parade of automobile cars on the pigbt - 10 TOT
harbor fete. The cars. about hundred in - 'ae
are to be Illuminated with designs of an oriai
Mrs. o. III. P. Belmont has abandoned bs-
lected patent medicine quadriIe. which was :,
have been the feature of her dance on sa,rs -
next She has been compelled to take this stE
the avalanche of letters and kilograms wbtch "
announcement of the entertainment brought g.
proprietors OF patent medicines and from tbsr sas
vertisng agents. offering only to design a. -.
costumes worn TO represent each particular
but also to defray all the expenses in connsrfiog
there 6aerewlth some even being impolitic enough ta
were accepted As result of this Mrs Belmoon1ff
VIII give dinner party instead Friday fssi,o1 1
her guests TO Mrs Stuyvesant Fish. who gives
vaudeville show on that evening at the Crosswavss
The week at the other watering places has bss,
gay enough. but at none of them have any larya
entertainments been given. II is just the same ia
story of dinners and drives and dancing an the
cluD or Casino once twice a week and BRIDE
whist. Now and then there is slight Variation
but at nearly all the resorts summer sports are in
vogue, ana people are trying to get much OF
b tresh AR, ar as possible Last evening at Bar Har-
keoo Valley Club. At the Meadow Club. on FRIDAY
and er haT been ter dances %a at dneT m Ia and &
Oyster Bay and at the other watering places.
On Saturday next Miss Rook and ]. Nelson How
ard will be married at Newport. This will be a
large wedding. Both the bride and bridegroom ara
very popular Mr. Howard is a brother Of
a large reception will follow the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt are settled al
Point d'Arcadie. their place at Bar Harbor. They
have been there nearly two weeks, but have been
quiet. Mrs Vanderbilt is not in robust health and
goes out very little, while Mrs, d. Torrance aunt
St & tle at E-l1SI r.
Morris and Mrs. Z. G. Fabbri. the remaining rep
resentatives of the Vanderbilt family there. Ike
wise hold themselves much aloof from society,"
while entertaining one another quietly. This state
Bar Harbor, is due TO the fact that Mrs George W
popular Maine resort for rest and quiet rather
than for social gayety-
1t was also great disappointment TO the Bar
Harbor summer residents that William c. Whitney
should have remained so short time. they had
been led TO believe that he would spend
siderable part OF the summer there. contributing
to the gayety OF the season, and attracting many
lights of the financial. sporting and social world
the place. IL seems that he went there, however
merely to his family comfortably established IN
had ro1-a for
they will remain for the summer, under the charge
of Mrs. c. X Wright. sister Of the late Mrs. VIII
return in September to Bar Harbor for a few
weeks. after spending August at saratoga. He has
no intention OF going abroad for the present
Miss Louise Ward McAIlister. who is now with
her mother at the latters country place at Green
wich. Conn, has arranged to spend the month Of
August at Newport
Miss May Van Allen. a daughter OF J. ]. Van
Allen. arrived here yesterday on the steamship
diately TO Newport. She refused 10 discuss the re-
ported engagement OF her sister, sara, to Robert
and not herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hooker Hamersley have closed
Brookhurst. their place at Garrisons-on-the-Hud-
son. and have gone TO York Harbor. Me-. where
they have taken cottage for the summer. They
return 10 Brookhurst for a few weeks before COM
ing back 10 town for the winter.
Senator Depew is the latest victim Of the cpl
demic for building alterations which is prey
ing upon New-York society. Plans have been filed
with the Buildings Department for a large number
of changes to be made In mis- mouse, III "est
Ftfty-fOurth-st.
Sir Percy sanderson. X. C. NJ. G., the British
Consul General for New-York sailed with his sis
ter yesterday for England on board the Umora.
Mr. and Mrs William Gilbert Davies. who are at
present In the White Mountains, have arranged to
spend August at Bar Harbor-
Among the large representation of New-York
society at saratoga this summer are Nj ana MIS-
G. Haven ThG s3se 9aHe e,el taken one OF 'he
Squash is the pastime Of the season at southamp-
ton and the Meadow Club has decided upon having
two SQUASH courts. The James l. Bresses
place is in daily use. and in great demand.
Cambridge Livingston. James Brown Potter, K
Ronalds and Colonel George Dyer have been among
the recent visitors TO the Southampton Cluo. MIS- MIS-
Couverneur Kortright is stil at the Meadow & Sluo.
as are also Mrs Clarence cary WlLn q EafSI = ssSIs
@ tSS Si S Ksne * also At Southampton the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
Automobile driving is as much to the fore al
Tuxedo as at Newport. The day before yesterday
Clarence Gray Dinsmore made run from the Dns-
more place at Staatshurg- HUDSON 70 r Sna
in the record time of three hours and twenty
minutes
Among those who were at Tuxedo last week
was De Lancey Nicon. who has been the guest
of his sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and MIS-
James Brown Lord.
The young peoples lawn tennis Tournaments
which in progress last week at Tuxedo az
tracted a large number of people to witness the
contest for which prizes were presented oy MlS'
Henry w. Poor and by Mrs. r. F. Cutting
Miss Edith Clapp. with her mother. Mrs. "
r,,., c,1n,,, nrd l,er amt Miss Adele & Wolfe.