New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
REFERRING TO SOCIETY

That the summer season is over and III. t,us
begun is shown by the fact that nearIv an a'
houses In the fashionable districts are havtr ~
noardings removed from doors and windows go. As
ings are being replaced and flower boxes .rr.- VI
on the window siIIs and windows polished -
With th aIe crowded SG NTH express vans Laden
abe ifq hnsa ses country some OF The ultrsfasSio0
throusnout the entire summer with = tATp taTTps open
yrn4 rs SO as to enable the Fropretors h g, ot
ie" days TO go 70 their own homes ''"h Tor
me hrSt meeting Of the Rhode Island Iock.-
CIue was held yesterday afternoon at the rr0ray
% the "estchester Polo Club. at Newport .-s
from social point OF view Il was a gr.a, ~ anu
Everybody was there. and the fine vyes,s.
CouIaged the display of pretty toilets ~,
vSte BOXES IN the gTandstanA were mass se ~ pr-
heavily laden with eharmingiv cIsS s and brakes
sP'GueuS among the number being the sSa;eon- con-
~ Aiifed o. Vanderbilt and Robert H. Cs1--rpdses
Among those who arrived from Europs - -
the Maria Theresia were Mr. and Mrs Ia-o eOaoa
IL,orlmer Warden, Mrs Philip S Van Bss1E, S1les
Stevens. anu JOIN and Bayard
MI and Mrs W. H. Hartman are Al the H.,
schweizeihof, Lueerne, Switzerland for -. -l0'ei
IWo I,o.rr months Miss Smith Cliff is Hkew,.a '.
Mrs Robert Winthrop has left town far r..
'iass' "here she is staying with friends
Mrs j. Hampden Robb has her nieces III.
al Southampton staying With her
Baron L.. Ambrozy. Of the Austria, -.
Washington, has joined the diplomatic eo,o az
, a"asn avsInald Brooks and his hancee Miss Pbvm,
iahshorhe' as well as Mr.. and Mrs Charles r.s -s"ls
Gibson ard c. D, LanghoFne of C,rsas. - lana
VIII be the guests during the corninr 'I vs.I va
Ia ana MIS- Robert G. Shaw. ID at Their TA o or Mr.
A G. Gurnee will entertain Risbon o,,.u,
PORTLAND at his place at Bar Harbor durira o
~ sle&t Two days The Bishop will hold co,N-D1..,- Ie
next. ''ieh on sunday evening
w h Vanderbilt jr's. 7O-footer virr,pi, -
gone out Of commission and bv or+a-- - %
! owner has been laid up for the winter o' her
Mrs. William Astor has announced her ir+.,.,--
OF remaining at Newport throughout the sn,,..
month Of October i7 eAuEs
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbnts privat. tb.,,r,,.,,
at Beaulieu will take place on Saturday rnor,,ra
instead R1 of tonight The performers will include
mon and Percy Wyndham both Of the 1n Bri5iT, Nor Nor
| oassy. Thomas Gushing is stage manager LII
| Mr., and Mrs. George W Vanderbilt arrival 4,
| town yesterday from Bar Harbor on their Wv e,
| Bttmore n. C.. where they will remain for soma
| time to SUMS
Archbishop Corrigan was the guest OF Aenor ar a
large dinner given by Commodore Gerry last might
at Newport while Miss Leary had a dinner psrtv
| Of sixty for Miss May Van Allen and Captain Hob
son, Of Merrtmac fame
Mrs, Daniel s Riker, OF No sOs Madison-ave
has returned from the Pan-American Exposition
| and is now at her country place at Bowery Bay
| Long Island Her son-in-law and daughter Mr.
| Europe, sailed for home Wednesday last
| Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Haven and their daush-
| ter will open their country place az Lenox next
Tuesday for the September season. They are now
/ AT Newport.
Frank Griswold. Mrs. William A Grisrold and
Miss Jane Griswold have arrived az Lake Mime
| waska.
| Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe On
board the Deutschland were Mr. and Mrs. Maturin
| L. DeladeId Mrs. H. NJ. Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Stuart Duncan. G. Beekman Hoppin, Mr. and Mrs
/ c. D. Irwin, Miss Irwin. Mrs Charles Z SANDS
| and Mrs. r. c. Mccormick
Mr. and Mrs Jules ]. vatabIs at Tuxedo. but
| come into town almost daily.
| Mr. and Mrs Richard Mortimer have left New
| port and gone 10 Bar Harbor-
| Hamilton Fish and his daughters are at their
| country place at Garrison's-on-the- Hudson Mss
Janet Fish will make her debut in society tnS
| winter.