New-York tribune., 1901-08-22
RELATING TO SOCIETY.
Colonel Astor arrived this morning in town from
Newport board the NourmahaL


Colonel Astor arrived this morning in town from
Newport on board the Nourmahal
The Hon. Walter Vivian, who reached New
York last night board the Teutonic. is younger
brother of that Lord Vivian who died as British
Ambassador at Rome and who Creepy" Vivian
of the most popular diners out and coti-
Ion leaders in London. He was also famous as
gentleman rider His beautiful twin daughters.
honor to Queen Alexandra. Another brother, the
Hon CLAUDE Vivian is married to the daughter OF
The Mrs Keppel, who arrived last night on board
the Teutonic. is not, as has been announced. Mrs
George Keppel wife of George Keppel, who makes
his home in this city connection with Sir Thomas
Lipton's interests, but is Mrs Collin Keppel lady
in waiting to the widowed Duchess Of Saxe-Cohurg-
Gotha and wife of Captain Collin Keppel. OF the
of Khartoum and in the Nile expedition of 1884, and
who is a son Of old Sir Harry keppel, the father
join her husband at Vancouver. where he holds an
important naval command
Lord Donoughmore. who has just become engaged
to the second daughter OF NJ. P. Grace. OF this
city. is about twenty-sx years old. lieutenant in
the army and until his succession 10 the earldom
the death OF his father few months ago was
stationed Hong-Kong secretary and aide-de-
camp of the Governor. His father was we'll known
in this country, and his uncle is now Governor OF
throughout the war Lord Donoughmore's prnci-
pal seat is Kilmanahan Castle: ClonmeI and among
MS minor titles is that or Viscouni Surldaie ana
NiscOunt Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs C. oliver Iselin are at Newport.
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss and Miss Bliss
have gone to the White Mountains for few weeks.
Miss Louise Ward McAllister has left Greenwich.
summer for Newport. where she is staying with
Mrs. William GrosvenOr.
DIR. William Kinnicutt Draper has bought No. 121
East Thirty-sixth-st.. which he will make his home.
II is Miss Eleanor Swayne who will be maid of
honor at the wedding OF her sister. Virginia, to
Harold Lomas at Southampton Monday. Miss
Leonie Lentilhon and Miss Edna G., Loew will be
the bridesmaids Patterson A Bates the best man,
and Augustus L. Kountze, Arthur Doremus and
Gano s. Dunn the ushers
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hardness Flagler. who have
been spending the summer at Mill Brook y. Y.
have returned TO town. and are at their home. No.
81 Park-ave.
Mrs. Guy Phelps Dodge's sister. Miss Emily B.
Rhodes has become engaged to S. Deas sinkler.
son OF Dr. and Mrs. Wharton Sinkler. Of Phiade-
phia. The bride is connected with number OF old
philadelphia families. her mother. Mrs. James
Mauren Rhodes. having been Miss Emily Borte-
II Is tomorrow that the annual horse show be-
gins at Southampton. lasting Saturday. The
exhibition will be held at Interlaken-by-the-Se
under the auspices Of the Southampton Horse Asso-
citation. There two hundred entries the
exhibitors including Mrs James L. Kernochan.
George r. Schie1elin. Henry z. Howland, William
Manice. James L. Breese. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston.
Mrs Henry c. Trevor. Miss Janet Robb. Mrs. Clar-
ence Cary. James L. Barclay and Mrs. Alfred
RHes @nd e % Moatagne s dstnctVe fea
ure OF this horse show is the entire aosence OF the
the ring OF coachmen and grooms during the ex-
and their P riends Who must be amateurs being al
lowed TO ride or drive
Tomorrow night there will be the usual weekly
dance at the Meadow Club. Southampton. which
Will be largely attended there number OF
house parties in connection with the horse show.
The dance will follow theatrical performance got
up by Mrs. Trevor, In aid OF the Village Improve
ment Society. and under the patronage OF Mrs. B.
L. Barclay Mrs. William Manice and Mrs J. Ste
venS Ulman.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Russell Thomas leave town
for Southampton to-day.
At Ear Harbor the horse show comes TO close
tonight. and Is the occasion for any number OF
entertainments. Among the most notable will be
the Flower Dance tomorrow night at the Louis
burg. when each woman present will represent
flower. on the following day is Mrs Burton Har-
when. II the weather is fine a play entitled "'The
Comedy Of the Fam will be performed in the open
air.
Miss Evelyn Blight made her debut in society
last night. at a dinner dance given at the Newport
Golf Club by her sister Mrs. William Payne
Thompson. II was the third debut az Newport in
the present week
The annual invitation tournament OF the New
port Golf Club begins on August q and a large
field is expected.
The foolish scare at the Newport Casino on Sun
day. when the police were called in by the manage
ment owing the prediction of fortune teller
that shooting afTray would take place the con-
cert in the event or certain appearing upon
the scene. has not vet altogether subsded and
people fear that the soOthsayer
merely made mistake in the date
The hunts Of the Monmouth hounds will begin
at Newport next week, and will continue until well
into October p F. Collier and Mrs. Adolf La
denburg usual. the leading spirits OF the
affair.
Tonight Mrs Pembroke Jones's big ball takes
place at Friedheim. the Havemeyer villa, which
she has leased for the summer 1t promises to be
one of the most important and elaborate functions
OF the Newport season
ANOTHER DEBUT4NTE AT NEWPORT.
Newport r. l.. Aug. 81 (SpeciaD.-The third
debutante this week make her initial bow in
society is Miss Evelyn Blight. in whose honor a
dinner dance was given the Newport Golf Club
this evening by her sister. Mrs. W. F. Thompson.
The grounds Of the club were brilliantly illuminated