New-York tribune., 1901-07-25
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY

III LAY
Mr. and Mrs Harry Iehr. announced v..
In The Tribune. remained in town and aid srdaS
Newport on landing, as told elsewhere rhav
lunching yesterday in the palm garssr were
Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs Lehr being attirs 'he
brown batiste skirt, a bodice of soft vvbi, ~ a
muslin with brown satin belt, and a broas uia aia
straw hat the top of which was covered yy,+s era
coiored leaves These were caught down in -
back by broad satin ribbon which cam. ene
each side under the brim. being tied in Iarya t
on the top. Mrs Aster also Iunchjng .. Wv
Waldorf. She wore frock of light hroour , N's
pattern with almost invisible white cbaol eh ~
large black hat and brown chiffon veil sss ana "a
law; Mrs William Astor. at Newport Anon Elm
the Waldorf for luncheon We're Mrs Js
In a black and white foulard dress, with ABLE
ASGpR 3osls hsdsnPgTg g fOcE blue s an5
who has come up from Southampton and is stsvtesy
The golf tournament at Lenox begins On No,s
September % 3, for cups offered by William D. sIoa1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster have been v,v,u
number of dinner parties. followed by darcine :.
Lenox. 1'ns' at
Abram s. Hewitt has suceumbed 10 the enidsr,
for structural alterations of town houses ana ~
has fled with the Buildings Department plsn. 49,.
yidins for extensive changes in his house in ley
tngton-ave. eA-
The cabled announcement that William Z W.
derbilt with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman -
and party of friends. had arrived YESTERDAY =.
Queenstown on board the Majestic was not alto
gether unexpected by those whose attention had
been called TO the fact that his yacht the valiant
had been lying at anchor there for ten days await
Ing the arrival OF her The secret OF his d.
parture, however, was well kept. and those WIN
were aware of his sailing respected his wishes i,
the matter. and abstained from any reference 10
his movements, except to say that It was difficult
10 chronicle them, since he was always doing tba
him. The Valiant sailed later in the day for
southampton en- route to Norway, where w K
ably have an opportunity Of becoming personav
acquainted with the Kaiser. who is also yachting
absence his SON and dsughter-in-aw Mr. and Mr.
W K Vanderbilt, IL will, as already announced
Lons Island country seat, which he has placed at
the occasion of their last visit 10 Idle Hour IN
their honeymoon that the house was burned down
has been built in its place.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting spending the
summer at Bellport. where they have cottage for
the season.
Among those who sailed yesterday on board ths
Oceanic Mr.. and Mrs. Trenor L. Park Mr.
and Mrs John l.. Riker and Miss Rikar, Mr. and
Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Hollns and Lord
and Lady Lamington. who their way homs
from Australia where Lord Lamington has been
serving term as Governor
The Swedish minister, Mr. A. Grip, and Mr
Braun who represents the King OF Denmark In this
country, will spend the season at Bar Harbor.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish's party tomorrow night al
the Crossways will be the largest affair OF the
Newport season so far There 10 be less
than hundred and fifty people at dinner, and
afterward one hundred more are coming in for
the vaudeville show from Mrs Oliver H p Bel
mOnt's Mrs Hermann Oelrich's. Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, jr. s. Mrs z. T. Gerry'S and Mrs Will
lam Carter's who all giving dinner parties
that night in connection with the affair. Mrs.
Belmont's guests will be in patent medicine COS
tune. and the quadrille which they were 10 have
danced at BelcOurt on Saturday will be danced in
stead at the CrOSsways on Friday.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt has announced her IN
tention of giving bal pOudre at BeaulieU early
next month, and large ballroom is 10 be cor
struCted the lawn for the dancing. The exact
date has not yet been determined.
Last night the feet OF the New-York Yacht Club
at New-London, and to-day il will reach New
port, it's arrival constituting the beginning Of
round or entertainments In its honor.