New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
CONCERNING SOCIETY

OoNCEhNlNG SOCIETY
Yesterday was a busy day from a social nc...
view. There was the automobile raca t"e u
Newport and Boston, in which a nu,,b tween
fashionable set of New-York took part Th NE
/ also the cruise of the Corinthian Yacht rn vas
Philadelphia. on the Sound. under the Co." @
of its commodore, Alexander Van RenssaI.aac
is flying his pennant from his wife's vac,, "he
May. of Oyster Bay. where many are asrr,he ne
to welcome the Philadelphians. AS far a. .ed
Itself was concerned, everything was verv srH
Bile restaurants there were few familiar fac nona
driven everybody apparently out OF the citv slns
! William c. Whitney has abandoned his F.uro,.,-
trip He has left Bar Harbor and has yoe
Saratoga. where he will be throughout the %
month. for the purpose OF looking after ~
terests of the Saratoga Racing Assoeist,on
which he is president. He is staying at the T-,.s
| States Hotel. and among others at saratosa =
r. T. Wilson jr, while Mr. and Mrs Macs =
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt are ezSsS,l an
| there soon. pec'e1
Mrs. Sydney Harris. who was Miss Ka+b.-,
Brady and her ,n little @ dsughtsr are at sOutha
| Or. and Mrs. w Seward Webb had a large h,--.
party at shelburn Farms. their Vermont pIaca
over Sunday. Their guests. who returned TO ror,
on Tuesday were mostly young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon are AZ ,,.,.
country place az Ridgeheld. Conn. where NJ
Baeon,s sister Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Kruger. VIII
weeks with Mrs. James P. Kernochan al Nexporrff NV
Mrs H. Victor Newcomb has gone to Hot sur,,y,
Va. for a stay OF several weeks.
Americans who go England and who hanna,
TO be robbed. many OF them are should avo,s
using the words no questions asked in any sd-
vertsement which they may insert in the EngHs,
papers in the hope of recovering their pronsrt
The use of these words entails a penalty IN ~
shape OF fine OF $3.50 to be paid not BY tho ,rs
Usher of the paper. but by the advertiser who :,
regarded as having conspired thereby to connor-s
in london and IL oi is 'Rs Ms kna nc cs aS & }St taken place
American travellers thereto. "
Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg who arrived last wa.
from Europe, has been resting quietly at ba- co-
tage in the Meadow Brook colony She win % :.
Newport next week, and will interest barssl. .
the cross country riding. which will be feature o.
viii only be one hunt this autumn. and P F CoIisr
Winthrop Rutherford has purchased the -foo.s.
Dorothy. which formerly belonged to Harry Pavr
WI WVyhitney and which was named after his sister
Barbara. 'O '0e
Mr.. and Mrs. e. R. Wharton have determined -
abandon Newport summer residence oyrins =,
the climate dlsagreeing with .he health Of Ms
Wharton. From henceforth they will make tbsir
chased large properly and have aSvertgs5p se ps[.
Mrs. W. storrs Wells y vi ana
William Milne Grinnen has left town. and h
staying with Mr.. and Mrs John P Clifford. Of Fs.t
n j. = -S'A'''-'' at 'ne'' pace AZ Nan'Oloins
Mr.. and Mrs Richard II Williams. Of M 4.
West Sr-+
Mitchell house. at Southampton Mrs Williams
was Miss Sarah ". Peters Mr. and Mrs william
Grace HbnIcb "nU were ere, HaIrled last winter
Mrs. Dickson is Mrs. Wnliams's daughter While
~ hsr nusoand, William n. Dickson is grandson
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton W Cary have closed
their country place Long Island and gone 10
Newport. They will return to Hempstead toward
the end of September. Mr.. and Mrs " Fitzhugh
too, have Mr.. and Mrs Henry whitehouss It vii
be Mrs Henry Whitehouse's first season az New
port She is a daughter of Sir George Duntza
Miss Romola Dahlgren. daughter Of Mrs psBl
Dahlgren. has left Newport and has gone TO stay
with friends at York Harbor in Maine for the
remainder of the season. ~
Mr. and Mrs. James w Gerard have given m
for the present their trip 10 Montana and will %
to-day TO Bar Harbor. where they will spend soma
Mrs Orme wilson has gone to Newport She Is
not. however. staying with her mother Mrs
William Astor, but with her sister-in-aw Ms
Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr. at Beaulieu
The Rhode Island Jockey Club made the an
nouncement yesterday that Thursday and Satur-
day. September and Z, would he the first meeting
days for the races Entries for the contests viii
close on August IS. The programme provides for
six races each day, for polo ponies saddle horses
ana hunters. in fiat races and steepIechases from
half a nile TO three miles. The races will taxa
place at Bateman's Point.
A fair was held yesterday at the home OF Mrs
Charles Z. Miller, at Southampton. from to Z
O'Clock. in behalf of the New-York EXCHANGE for
Womans Work 1t was great success
August Belmont and his three sons have gone to
Canada for a two weeks fishing trip They ars
making making their headquarters there at the Salmon
Club. New Brunswick.
Fl. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy and his family will
leave Hampstead to-day for Northeast Harbor
Me. where they will spend the remainder of the
season. - -
HAPPENINGS AT NEWPORT
Waters. of the Belgian Legation, has arrived from
washington and taken apartments for the season
Mrs o. H. P. Belmont. Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry,
Mrs. George b De Forest and Mrs Hermann Oel-
richs have issued cards for dinners on July Is
Mrs. H o. Havemeyer. ID has cards out for
large dinner and dance on August for young pso-
pie. the date having been changed from August
on account of other attractions that night.