New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
SUNDAY SOCIETY REVIEW

For the coming week plans can be formed
nor can any social movements be predicted The
great sorrow which has fallen on the nation N
the attempted assassination of the President ts
stopped all gayety for the present On Fridav
evening Senator George Peabody Wetmore ana
others sent out cards at Newport recalling dinner
invitations for that date, and Mrs. Cornelus Van
dereht gave up her theatricals for yesterday
Ihere Is nothing on the social programme until the
Sup races except the usual number Of dinners ara
SON" Newport wound up this last week eele IS sea,
T5azs th OF glory; The horse show brilliant and
the races on Thursday were SUI
AT Bar Harbor there appears 10 be no set end
20 the gay season. Like the brook it seems 10 he
running on forever In the last week there were
many musicals and dinners. and there were reaTtv
more arrivals than departures The rf4dIa :,
Septb 3ePbeipDer however sees great fitting from the
mas oeen great success in every way
At Lenox everything is ready for an early begin
ming The golf tournament this week has baan
We'll attended LenOx will have a floral tub narada
after ALL and with the horse show which comes OF
on the nth viii certainly have enough attractions
not had enough at Newport and Bar MIA sarbo9 Sas
OUT which always cries for more.
| There have been than the usual nur,bar a,
people in town these last few days MANY are
| passing through and others are stavfng sorrA
Gays tor the theatres and amusements. Mr. and
Mrs James B. Haggin. who arrived on Mondav
| from Bar Harbor will not go to Tuxedo as -
| ranged. but will be Off for a few weeks in Ken
| lucky. where situated Mr. Haggin,s 49,
| 1arms. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt ir
| were In town pending the arrangements for the
motor race to Buffalo which under the nrasant
circumstances, 1 5 may be deferred, Mrs vanderbus
Richard Mortimer came from VsL So Mt and Mrs
| tuxedo, and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and bsS
to Saratoga Mr. and Mrs = Oliver Ph 15i1 sGfr way way
also IN town on Friday their way 70 their nIsas
| on the sound, near New-Rochelle F7
| Inc drag hunts. which were postponed last week
| at Newport on account of the races will be con
| tinued this week. Mrs. Adolf Iadenburg ~
| Miss Greta Pomeroy have attended r,ost 80 80 80
Miss Pomeroy was in town yesterday. however ..
| was also Mrs Burke Roche Mr.. and Mrs Pst.-
SSgPs SGePer Hewitt are expected home from abroad.
| LIDS LIPS IN a motor through Switzerland and C5eTs
has been doing The Bads in Germany is sl Also %Ro s
| PgSeted home at an early date II is not deciisd
pany him. g" <AieN VIII accom-
| The arrival of La Savoie on Friday and ~ -.
! Philadelphia and the Celtic yesterday brought in
| d large hst OF passengers The avenue was crowded
WIN cabs and carriages, and great vans with lug
gage, on which there were all the Fascinating for
| eish marks Those who were on the ships have al
| ready neen mentioned. Major Gordon Wilson and
satt wsrs ISsn MIIson ana MI and Mrs A j. Cas-
SSInons others Colonel William Jay with mis- family
| ta MI ana MIS-. T. sustern Taller are likewise among
Baylies is also expected ''''9 iluNu L.
MorristOwn frightened up A good deal last v,s.,,
| On Labor Day there was a tennis match at the
| club, and many of the members and their friends
We're present Among the women were Miss Marie
| Bryce and Miss Kip. Mr. and Mrs Robert F. Bal
| IantIne have returned TO Linden Neck and Mr. and
! @ hIds, @Aoner w Colgate are at Maisonette. after
| 7SrSOh T,SJbr at bar Harb9r- Mr. and Mrs r. Mex.
| Madison. this week.
Although many Of the fashionables had left
Saratoga before the floral fete. there was still
| goodly representation there last week William C.
| whitney went over for a short while TO Lenox
| where are Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. Ha
VIII be at Saratoga this week. Mrs. Clarence III
Newport She will leave there next week and viii
f 70 SnF F9IyR- NY Saptaln and Mrs Warren Beach.
| lander have been at Saratoga.
One Of the engagements of the week announced
on Staten Island was thu II Miss Anne Charity
JJo6bns0n J0bnsonn the daughter rehdeaeon Ge9rse D.
| poration Counsel Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Alexandra have returned to
! Shore Acres after a season at Saratoga. Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. AieXandre are giyins house parties at
| SSirxana' Ii Thsir home near Stamford, Conn Mrs.
| Clifton Berley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Triuble have returned to
| Tuxedo. Mr. and Mrs John Murray Mitchell Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Mortimer, Mrs. II. ". Livingston
and others have also opened their cottages M and
on Thursday and Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Fish
| have also been entertaining
Edwin Main Post has been cruising in Long ISL
and Sound with large party his yacht Fred
sT s his 9pfg T 595 a from % his cruise
| LenoX for the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker Bourne have returned
| from Carlsbad where they have been this summer.
| They came over on the Auguste Victoria.
Miss Amy Townsend returned from European
| trip yesterday She visited Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Carnegie at Skibo castle. and Nj Mrs Brad
| ley Martin at Balmacan. sac is gong 10 New
port to be the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Buchanan
| Winthrop
Mr.. and Mrs r. James Cross have returned from
a visit TO Newport, and are at their country seat
| at Newfoundland. y J, They building there
| a large country house
Mr. and Mrs Jchu L Waterbury have returned
from the summer resorts and their country
| home on the syndicate Road near Morri town
The death OF Lady Margaret Ismay is learned
| with regret by many New-YorEers She was the
! sister of the Earl of Yarmouth, and a near Fela-
| tive of the young Ismays who married daughters
| of Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Schiefelin She was
we'll known TO society here. Lord Yarmouth WAC
IS in England. staying with his parents. tne ne MAI t
| but IS row recovering
Mrs Frederick Goodridge and Ms. Gouverneur
| Kcrnochau are at Rtverdale. They will entertain
| this autumn with house parties and dinners. VT ~
and Mrs Lewis Livingston peianeld 4re i.s,SJ -
their country house. in the same neisEoorhoOu-
/ The Westchester County Horse snow, one OF 'he
| annual fixtures of wealthy Ne0F-Yorkers VINO nave
homes in Westchester County and BeHe ~ ~F-a'eN
| and Greenwich, Conn. is TO be held az the Nm's
| plains Fair Grounds. October ? 70 3 The Afty-one
classes include competitions for Jrotters roadste
harness horses, tandems. saddle horses, loul-lH-