New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
RELATING TO SOCIETY

Town, usual on Labor Day, was sxc..a
quiet, and the yacht races at various notr+ s'y
the Sound and coast. the races at Sheepsha,s ,s
YWeipeo together with house parties. 10 make Mt
aif0rK a0rK from social point of view akin - sN- "
William C. Whitney spent Sunday and ~.
Day at his country place on the Wheatley HIns
August Belmont and his boys have retu-,.,
Hempstead where they win remain till the vv,1..
Mr.; and Mrs Hamilton W. Cary and Mr. ors =,
Hooert bacon are likewise due there this uI.4rs s4rs
From England IL is reported that W,ru.-
Nanderoit is negotiating for a country ssa. y
Hants. within easy access Of the so1ent. ana M,
wise within reach of BIenheim. anu IKE
Should Berehaven become the mort ~ al,
Atlantic liners in place Of Queenstown the ;na.
OF Mrs Burke Roches oldest boy who is desttr"s
20 become Lord FermOv. would suffer var,, -
t Inc most profitable portions of the Farr1I-
prosperity would wane Atlantic rers IN ca
10 call at Queenstown " cease
The King of ItaIy's cousin. Prince To,,,s ~
OF the A5ruzzi, who has achieved fan,a a. ~
arctic explorer, and who holds the racor5 81 an
furthest north" besides having been the g.. ~
tba sAT fn TRe ascent ct Mount Elias viii be much IN
Ter lie has just been appointed second in wiz m-a-
Giovanni Raus
which sails this week for American waters ,suSan'
Colonel Arthur H. Lee. Member of Pari.r,..
who married Miss Ruth Moore. Of this citv ..s
VINO was formerly military attache Of the Britiss
Embassy at Washington. taking part as sucb -
the military operations in cuba during the -
Pa- SPS.n mas taken long lease Of Rookesburv
tt' aarn' Miickham, situated in chat part Of Ham,
shire which he represents in Parliament --ap
Tonight Mrs. H Mex TwombIv gives tba ban
at Vineland, her place at Newport at which boz
SounS daughter Is 70 make her debut On tbs
appearance as a cotillon leader '
Automobiles have become so Important a fsa.,-.
OF social life of late that it may be we'll IN vtva
here a few words Of warning concerning the ~.
cautions to be adopted in thunderstorms An auto
car containing as il does a comparatively larva
mass OF metal. attracts lightning If il happenz ~
be on ground that is wet and sodden with u1o,ztr-
and therefore conductive. For safety sake tbsn -
me event OF a thunderstorm the automobile Should
ana consequently driest piece Of road that can bs
round IN the netghbOrhOod.
Considerable interest Is being displaved IN ~.
beagle trials which are 70 take place this fan \,
William c. Whitneys place in the WheatIey Huls
Beages from all over the country will take part
n I the ,competlt1on which Is being organized By
James L. kernOch@n and others.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Shaw Safe who arrived on
Saturday from England. where they have been
since their marriage last year. have gone 10 New
port, and established there az the villa which
belongs 20 Mrs. Safe. who was formerly Miss Har-
rtet GammeN.
On Thursday and Friday Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbnt will give her amateur theatricals az Beau
lieu.
Although the element of society which Is de-
voted TO horse racing has taken its departure from
Saratoga the Springs are far from deserted In
fact. the place seems just fun ever, and
gives promise TO remain throughout September,
II is a different crowd that is all
Clarence n. Mackay has entered several Of his
horses for the races Of the Newport Jockey Club
Thursday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Schermer thorn and Miss
Schermerhorn. as well as Mr.. and Mrs Giraud
Foster. have arrived in Lenox from Bar HarbOr
and Mr. and Mrs John I. Kane have gone there
from Newport. while l. W. Burden has returned
there from his yachting trip with 2. Augustus
Schermerhorn-
The tennis tournament at LenOx opens to-day,
and promises to be great success. The golf tour
narnent Is set down for September o. and ths
programme is practically the that Of
last season. with the exception that cup
will be given by GiraUd Foster, 10 take the place
OF the cup previously presented by John 4. Alex
andre The Horse Show opens on september ~:
with Reginald W Rives Prescott Lawrence and
Frank X SturgtS as judges
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