New-York tribune., 1901-07-12
ABOUT SOCIETY.


Although William c. Whitney had ,..,-..
Hateroom on the Deutschland which sar.a -
'nls port yesterday. he did not sail for r a
as u had been announced that he would -
s.a'eroom was occupied by his stepson Esrr.s
~ nfana9,ph who has Paris for the p1,rno.a
there Mr. Whitney himself IS al sar neF Hs4sss Hs,4Slss
Dorothy and her snd Ts. SGsaEs Eers With II.
90 ABROAD little later In the season pees 10
Among others who have arrived AZ s.-
@ Tor the summer are Mrs. Henry F Dimock s,s
derbt. " 'i7 'a'e "hham H. Van
Colonel and Mrs. Astor are at III. pa,.
Lxposition. Their yacht the NourmahaI w,l, -
placed In commission on Monday wb.r !, In %
20 neoeck-on-the-H Hudson to await their retur-
from Buffalo Mrs. Astor purposes IN % - .r
N"i1onoacKs next week for short stay bef,ra- NJ
ceeding to Newport with her husband At ~. 80,
OF tne month to spend few weeks with Mrs.
sI Mrmam Astor at Beachwood. Mrs William Az,o-
port on Monday where young Vincent s0es Ator 10 Men, nv
his maerns nnd Mrs Ast9r staying with
Sn, no 20 nave gone in the autumn Gro,on School,
Tor another and TO allow him 70 at,end nome ds
school IN town next winter instead "as
Mourning bids fair to play havoc with tn. savs.
OF the Newport season. The death Of Mrs Hsrrf
man several weeks ago prevented tn. Hsrrira,
family from taking any active part in the socf,I
l'e OF the city by the sea. The death or Pier.
Mrs. James P Kernochan. as far as sny oeaS OF
Iies p are concerned. The bereavement sustsinsd a.
Potter Potter family. and now Mrs Herman Durysa egtIe ,s
port bS M os, r9 n the ss gsysss S the
" " ucnesIer. pnt. Mrs Winchester Miss Manson
Mrs Joseph DrexeI leaves CornwalIs her cour,-,,
plaSe ,,s nea, PhiladsIPhia week in order to
at Atlantic City. . feaF0se'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed ar. s,s,s-
ing the summer at their country place AZ Isna-
where Mrs. Bristeds sister Miss DonneIlv b.,
been with them. mas
Among those in town Yesterday vsrs NJ
Mrs Theodore Frelinghuysen and Mrs Alexander
Van Nest The latter dressed in a frock n,
black foulard, with broad insertions of black lace
hkewise seen in town yesterday. Iunchtng in The
palm garden at the Waldorf. with a party Of
oyer red SIX and a large black hat trimmed with
After an absence of two years Mrs. Charles A
Dana is again at her country place Dosoris on
Long Island. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dana are spend
ing the summer with her
Facts OF considerable social interest are contained
in the summer number OF THE Social Register"
Just issued From these 10 would appear that Of
the nearly 1000 families whose country foreign or
floating addresses are given In THE REGISTER"
about 300 are at inland resorts. and about 250 at
the seashore- Three hundred and thirty-six are
on the Jersey coast eco on Long Island So
are on the north shore of the Sound i02 are a.
Newport, and s3f the New-Englaud coast
200 Of them being at Bar Harbor. Sixty are IN
Canada mostly at Murray Bay. 75 at Lenox and
loo are in the Adirondacks. Two hundred and
ninety families returned living abroad. be-
sides the 81 who have sailed since May l. show
ing decrease Of 25 per cent as compared with the
like period of last year One hundred and forty
five persons are board their own yachts. and
can be reached through the yacht clubs under
which their boats registered Besides this. Isl
yachts have been chartered for the season by per-
sons whose names figure in The Social Register"
OF these l9s steamers 1s7 sloops and SO schoon
In the present issue of The Social Reg
ister' the summer addresses of New-York. Wash
ington, Philadelphia, Chicago. Boston and Balti-
more families are contained in one volume.
Mrs. Yates Sterling is staying with her daughter
Mrs. j. Lee Taller. at Richfeld Springs.