New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
CONCERNING SOCIETY.

Sport will play great role in the social pro-
gramme OF to-day Golf will attract many to the
links Of the Baltusrol. Ardsley Nassau Country.
the Cedarhurst and the Morris County clubs. The
Centre club knockabout races at the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club will also be well attended.
and number of people interested in polo are going
over to Philadelphia this afternoon to witness the
polo match at the Country Club there
Mrs C. Oliver Iseln's garden party at her coun-
try place the Sound yesterday afternoon was
favored with perfect weather and proved great
success. 1t attended not only by Mrs. Iselins
friends and neighbors in Westchester County, but
likewise by a large number of friends who went
out from New-York. In one end of the conservatory
and hidden behind huge palms Hungarian band
was stationed and played during the afternoon
Mrs. Isen assisted in receiving by the Misses
Isen, all of whom light colored gowns. At
dusk refreshments were served on the broad We
randas overlooking the Sound The guests spent
their time sauntering through the Italian gardens
and the rose garden, where thousands of white,
pink and American Beauty roses are now in full
four-nehands and Yachts Among them were Mr.
and Mrs John C. Beresfsord % Mrs John G. Agar.
Mrs. F. H Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Story, Mr..
Ann IL; j. Bolton Mrs c Dunbar Wright Mrs. , Frank x
se r. HUNT Adrian 9 I Tsn MT M and MFS william Ma a6d ri
Mrs. z. c. Potter, Major and Mrs Cooley, Mr..
Holt Miss Waterbury, Lawrence Waterbury and
the Misses Cooley.
Last evening there was the weekly dance at the
Morristown Club, preceded by dinner parties at the
club and at the various country places in the
neighborhood
Yesterday Glass Day AT Harvard. and the
festivities in connection Herewith attended by
a large contingent of members of the NewYork
fashionable set.
To the names Of those already recorded In this
column having visited the Pan-Amertcan Expo
s!tion at Buffalo must be added Mrs. Julien T.
Davies Edward de Peyster Livingstone and Mr.. and
Mrs Arson w. Hard.
Mrs. c. S. Wadsworth has taken the Arthur Bid
die cottage at Bar Harbor for the summer. and,
at the same place, where the annual horse show is
slated for August 2 2 and %.
Mrs Morris X. Jesup went to Lenox yesterday.
after spending a few days in since her return
from Europe. She will be at her country place in
Mrs Laroche Jacquelin Smith and her daughters
will close their town house. in East Sxteenth-st.
to-day and go to Lawrence. Long Island, for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Maturin L. Delahed are spending
the their country place. at Riverdale on
the Hudson.
Mr and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have been in town
for few days, having come from Newport
on board d. the gaGhtt IN NeFada 10 meet Henry Wal
Commodore Gerry and the Misses Gerry. after
htr few yaa a2{ the h e9r 'd r NewSop on board
Mrs Frederick Nelson and her daughter Kath-
! een. who have been at LenOx will take up their
| residence to-day for the summer at the Tiffany
| cottage. at Newport.
Reginald De Koven and his wife expect to spend
| the summer at Newport. where they have leased
| the villa OF Colonel and Mrs. Addison Thomas.
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supposed have given up coaching. a sport Of
| which he Of the pioneers. has just re-
| ceived from his carriage builders very smart
looking coach, which he proposes TO use daily
during his stay 1t Newport
be things OF the past. The old Marshall o. Roberts
| house. at EiGhteenth-st.. is being down 70
| make room for Office building, and the Law
renee Kip house. the southwest corner of FOTti-
eth-st., is meeting with the same fate Both man
| sions have been the scenes of much hospitality and
| have figured conspicuously in the nineteenth CEN
tury history OF New-York society. Their disappear
| Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, has been enter
tanning a party board her yacht. the May which.
/ cruising along the New-Ensland coast. reached
Newport In time enable its owner to attend the
/ Morrell-Norris wedding. Mrs. Van Rensselaer, IS
| shortly going 10 Bar Harbor-
| Mrs. j Hood Wright has purchased for $50 900
| the Henry w T. Mali place. which adjoins hers on
| the Fort Washington Road. Mrs. Wrght's estate
| therefore extends acres. and being
| we'll within the city limits. may be described
| slngularly picturesque and delightful example OF
| the Rus In Urbc