New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

the polo VIII come opportunity for. some other
form OF Of door sport OF the polo players J. NJ
Waterbury, with Mrs. Waterbury, Of New-York
has been at the Mathewson; William A Hazard,
with his family from Cedarhurst, is at Edge
wood Wakefield; Robert C. Shaw with Mrs. Shaw,
has been AT the Imperial; J. / Blair and Howard c.
Brokaw, Of the Westchester team, have been at the
Imperial; T S. Havemeyer OF the same team,
with Mrs Havemeyer have been at the Atlantic;
George McFadden, with Mrs McFadden, has been
at the Imperial H. S. Kipp and Charles T. Rowe.
oldtime poloists have also been here.
All the attractiveness of the country club has
not been on the polo field. At the Thursday
ing table dhote over fifty were present. The deco
rations We're American Beauty roses. ferns and
natural vines. Among those who entertained were
Mrs. P NJ Prescott. with party Of twelve; Mrs.
S A Culbertson. with party of eight; Mrs G. H
Ballantine, with party Of six; Mrs. S c. Hamt-
ton. Mrs Irving Chase and Mrs. F. D Ramsey,
each with a party Of six. The most fashionable
dinner wNs given by Henry Disston on Saturday
evening" when covers were laid for eighteen. The
decorations were made up of white roses, carna-
| tions. asparagus and maidenhair ferns Among
the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehr. from
Newport; Mrs Thomas B. Wannamaker and Mr..
and Mrs. S. A Culbertson With table decorations
Of pink. white and red sweetpeas, Mrs. Samuel
Welsh. jr.. gave a luncheon at the clubhouse on
Tuesday 70 party of eighteen. Many dinners are
being served at the Imperial Partisan Garden
The Mathewson continues strong with It's con-
certs. Its quartet is made up of Miss Elne
Stewart, soprano. Miss Beresford Jop contralto;
Edward Strong, tenor and Purdon Robinson. barry
tone. It's week day and Sunday concerts continue
TO offer excellent programmes
The hop at the Mathewson last Saturday evening
was veritable crush. Many cottagers were pres
ent and. of course the hotels well repre-
scented. On Monday evening Oscar Duryea, master
of ceremonies the hotel, arranged a series of
Juvenile tabeaus, which we'll given by the
children. and raised so for a New-York charity.
On Tuesday afternoon a children's dance was given
al the hotel This evening comes subscription
dance for Mr. Duryea, preceded by a childrens
cakewalk
TROUBLE BETWEEN LANDLORDS.
Trouble has broken out between the proprietor,
Mr.. Stearns Of the Gladstone. and the proprietor.
Mr.. Nye of the Imperial. the possession OF
the Ellington Wharf, owned by Louis Sherry The
latter leased the casino grounds to Mr.. Nye. but
told Mr.. Stearns that ne could place yachtsmen's
float of Ellington dock. Mr.. Stearns did so,
placing a sign the wharf saying that the float
was there through the courtesy OF Messrs. Stearns
& Dabb. Mr. Nye considered the whole proceed
ings as trespass his leased premises, so he cut
the sign down and set the float adrift Mr.. Stearns
has taken the case into court and next Monday
will have Mr.. Nye tried for trespass and damage
II IS unfortunate that these two men should quar-
rel over act which does not bring them IN dl-
rectly any business. Evidently Mr. Nye will
ing the float should remain. but objected TO the
sign.
James G. Burns. owner OF the burned Rocking
ham, has been at the Pier the last week and inti-
mated that new hotel might be a possibility Tor
next summer. Ocean Road is brilliantly light
ed at night by incandescent lamps placed at regu-
lar intervals along the wall.
W. Gould BrokaW, who the Pier on the
yacht Amorita, has gone TO Bar Harbor- His
guests were Dr. 3. NJ. Taft. Gilbert Clinton and
S O. Pell. of New-York.
L. Pastor. OF the Spanish Legation Washington
is az the Atlantic Frank Eugene, artist, is at
Shore Acres painting the portrait OF Mrs. Charles
T. Smith. Miss Beatrice Kinney recently gave
dinner 10 a party OF twelve Kinney Villa. J. /
Blair Of the Westchester polo team, has a Pan
rd-Parisian automobile which is generally mis-
taken for Mr Vanderbilt's Red Devil" William
Gillette, actor playwright. is a guest at Green's
Inn having left his yacht at New-London-
SOME OF THE LATE ARRIVALS.
Mathewson arrivals include Kate Stella Burr.
c. L. Waterbury Miss Efie Stewart Mr.. and Mrs
Edison Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hoadey.
Miss Hoadley. A. R. Chisolm Mr. and Mrs. l. V.
Pierson Mrs. NJ J. Leondge. John ]. de Bassee,
". H Reid Oscar L. Richard. r, Cameron. W. II.
Kelsey H o Hall. H w. Catlin. Miss Nellie
Byrne r ]. Collier ]. NJ. Waterman. tr.. W L.
Taylor James r. Burnet. Mr. and Mrs. James
Wilson William Salmon. H. (. Pierrepont Jr..
H B. Miller. C G. Miller Miss Frances Carter
Jones Mrs. F. g. Adams, f. l. Vanderbeck jr..
Mrs. Granville Luelling, Mrs. Charles H. White,
A. w Mott Mr and Mrs. Charles Welsh. Miss
Welsh the Misses Welsh. Miss Buckwoldt, II. s.
Kin. Randolph Kip. Samuel Holmes William