New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

SOCIEI1 ia L D1 OAI
Many members of the fashionable set to
Princeton yesterday for the cIassday, which ended
last night in sort of garden party. the grounds
being beautifully Illuminated in such manner as
TO show all the grand old elmS TO thelr pest ad-
vantage.
The entries for the golf championship the con-
test for which takes place Friday and Saturday
at the Myopia Hunt Club near Boston, were given
ntss pq fsas colt i S Theg are sixty
number including seven % oapr ane tSe bs
talent in the United States
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French will give
housewarming at Tuxedo next week
Mr. and Mrs. Julien T. Davies. jr-. have pur-
chased the Francis Magoun villa at Sayvlhe' and
are now occupying IT,
General Frederick D. Grant and his son are leav-
ing for Russia to-day on visit to the seneraVs
not accompany them. having postponed her pro-
jected trip until the autumn
BisboD Potter Mrs Potter and their daughter
are not going abroad this summer They leave the
city end Of the opth for 5aTl their t segItIy %
remain until the middle Of September
General and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce and the Misses
Bryce are at their place at Rosyn. Long Island.
Toward the middle Of next month they Will so to
Newport returning to Roslyn in the tall
E,1v,arS RUSSELL Thomas who is member of the
Union the Ardsey and other New-York clubs. and
a son of General Samuel Thomas, has become en-
Easedf Of 70 Psca sS Len e' The Wedding viii take place
toward the end of this month at Louisville
Among those at Sayville, Long Island, are Mr..
and Mrs Walter L. Suydam. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Suydam Ms and Mrs. Regis Post and Waldron r.
Post.
The names of Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt of Mrs.
Charles T, Barney and of Mrs Reginald Janray
have been added to the list of patronesses of the
country fete which is be given tomorrow at
Springhurst Dobbs Ferry. Should the weather be
unpropitious. the entertainment will be postponed
until the first pleasant day afterward
James j. Van Allen left Newport yesterday with
eight huge trunks for his annual fishing tour in
Canada. and does not propose to return from there
until the middle of next month when Tsn his Is two
psTf1ITe Yesterday he ENTERTAINED large party az
luncheon at Wakehurst
The formal opening of the Newport Golf Club
will take place next Saturday. and already all
available tables in the griIIroom have been en-
gagged
The subscription dances of the ROckaway Hunt
Club will take place July and 2s August % and
September 20. The committee in charge is
posed of Miss Urling Harper. Miss Dorothy Rand
and Miss Kathryn Richardson The patronesses in
clude Mrs. Walter L. Goodwin, Mrs John L. Law
stevens. The club is arra9ging for golf toqrna- %
ment to last two days and TO be held on it's links
about fortnight hence
viscount Deerhurst, who has sailed for New-York
on board the Umbria is the eldest and heir Of
the Earl OF Coventry. and is married to Virginia.
daughter of Charles ". Bonynge formerly Of San
Francisco and New-York Lady Deerhurst's sister
known As "Conky, who Military Governor OF
Pretoria. occupying the former British agency
there. where the American born Lady Maxwell
does the honors-
Mr.. and Mrs. LoriIard Spencer. after a visit
the Pan-American Exposition. Will sail for Europe
on July TO- They have leased their villa at Newport
TO Alfred C. Vanderbilt
Mrs William Astor has sent a cable message
saying that she will arrive at Newport for the
season on July Is.
Colonel Edward De yaux MorreH although
Philade!phian is well known in New-York
the husband of Of the Drexei heiresses and
an accomplished four-in-hand whip that the
nouncernent of the impending wedding Of his sister
of Washington. is not without interest to New
York society. Miss Morre is the daughter OF Mrs.
/ will take place June 26 at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs Winthrop Cowdin at their
country place. Mount Kisco. y. Y. where they
will spend the season.
Mrs William Appleton, of Boston. sister OF Mrs.
Duncan Elliott and Mrs George B. De Forest. will
spend some time at her country house at New
London. Conn, before going to stay with Mrs De
Forest at Newport.
Mrs Walter Watson. jr., opens her cottage ae
Monmouth Beach this week having closed her
town house in West Fffty-second-st Walter Wat
son, jr who is abroad, sails for home next MONTH