New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

The festivities of the Fourth were s,rs.
yesterday and will continue to-day. and ever ~
morrow. There extra dances at all the 49,
houses last night and there will be more ,ss,
evening. especially at the Meadow Brook CIub ss
southampton at the Morristown Golf Club at ,ba
ter Bay in honor OF the Corinthsn Yscbt az oss-
philadelphia; at ArdsIey and Tuxedo. Moreover sH %
tinue in fun swing until to-day. ~
Mrs. William Astor sails for New-York .o-.,r
on board the st. Louis. and on her arrival nsx,
Saturday will go her house in Fifth-ave befors
going to Newport for the season on Monday
Colonel and Mrs. Astor have been staying at Bu,
falo taking in the Pan-American Exposition. They
do not propose TO go to Newport until after the
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, r.. left town
yesterday for Newport. where they win spend the
remainder of the summer
Mr. and Mrs Eric Dahlgren are spending tn,
summer at Narrasansett Pier. where they have
cottage for the season. They have staying with
them their nephew the y9png son Of Mrs Harry
The Rev and Mrs. George Grenviile Merrill will
sail to-day on board the statendam for Europe
where they will join Mrs. MerriIs sister. Mrs. John
Nicholas Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Bostwick have been en-
tertaning a series of house parties at their coun-
| try place in West Chester
II is to-day that the first racing takes place at
Newport under the auspices of the Newport Yacht
Racing Association. and all the yachts in the har-
bor are en- fete in connection herewith Conmo-
d9re Gerry has is rge Ssr5y nag PpacS oneP Who Is
not keeping open ship In honor OF the OCCASION
One of the principal entertainments and largest
functions of the Newport season so far has been
given by Mr. and Mrs. W. Dennison Hatch. who
appear destined to take a conspicuous part IN New
port life this summer and TO be the coming peo-
pie" The affair in question was a dinner at the
Clam Bake Club on Thursday night. and II was a
great success the party comprising Miss Lily Oe-
richs Miss Laura Swan. Miss Nathalie Wells, Miss
cynthia Burke Roche. Mr. and Mrs Alfred g. VAN
derbilt Reginald Brooks Reginald Vanderbilt. Miss
Kathleen Nelson. Arthur Burden. MIR. and Mrs
erick Terry ir Philip Iivernore Miss Gwendolin
Burden Miss Marion Fish, Miss Greta Pomeroy.
nartv We're conveyed 10 the clubhouse in automo-
bies. and both during the dinner and afterward
colored quartette discoursed rastime symphonies
W. Dennison Hatch is a broker IN Wall street.
who: through his part proprleto1rship or patent
ber of the Union and Calumet clubs, and makes
his home in Westchester County, Davenports
Neck near New-RocheIle. and is popular both with
the Country Club and polo playing set there Mrs.
Nelson. and Reginald Vanderbilt figures at most
of her entertainments. She has the Gilbert cottage
m m SGs a tor % 5s s m Place in
past seasons by Mrs. Potter Palmer.
Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont has decided remain
at Newport this summer She expects to start
early next week and will sail for Europe to join
her husband at Carlsbad
Dinner parties were given last night at Newport
by Mrs. George B. De Forest. Miss Josephine John
son. Mrs. Elisha Dyer, jr., Mrs. Pembroke Jones
and Mrs. ". Storrs Wells. who has Joseph A. Wells
staying with her.
Among the recent arrivals at Newport are Mr.
and Mrs. W. Fitzhugh Whitehouse. who are at
Eastbourne Lodge; Mrs Harry Payne Whitney
II. c. Norman. of the British Embassy; Mrs WILL
lam Appleton. who is staying with her sister; Mrs
George B. De Forest Miss Ethel Davies who has
Joined her parents Mr.. and Mrs. julien T Davies
at their cottage on Purgatory Road; Mr. and Mrs.
Addison Cammack, who are at the Cadwalader
cottage; in Newport-ave:. and Miss Martha John
who is staying with her cousin, Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt.
falo. where she been visiting the Pan-American
Exposition with party of friends. Among other
,s vel known @ people WHO have been at Buffalo in the
Willets and Mrs. Charles Marshall
Goshen Hunt Club has leased DR. Codicit's large
country place at Goshen. n. Y. for clubhouse.
and proposes TO Mt IL up Immediately for the new
purposes for which it is intended.
Among the we'll known people who are spending
the season at Rye Mrs. John H. Iselin. sr
who recently sold her place at Garrisons-on-the-
Hudson-to General and Mrs Louis Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wainwright are likewise
there.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rockhil1 Potts are occupv-
ing their cottage at Monmouth Beach where thev
will spend the summer.
The Meadow Brook Club at Southampton started
its series OF Friday evening dances last night with
much eclat. and IL was largely attended The first
of the saturday morning concerts at the clubhouse
will he given to-day. while tonight ar the CLUB
that mysterious entertainment OF which James L.
BreeSe Is the prime mover takes place
Under the patronage of Mrs Bradish Johnson
Mrs. FL b. Hollins and Mrs. r. II. DuvaI a very
successful dance took place at Islip last night on
the old pavilion grounds.
HAPPENINGS AT NEWPORT.
Newport r. l.. July (SreciaD-Mr. and Mrs
Mackay. who have taken entire floor at the new
Cliffs Hotel for the season have postponed their
coming until week.
Mrs. Addison Cammaek and family. OF New
York. have arrived for the and are at the
Cadwalader cottage. in Bellevue-ave
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and Mr. and Mrs. William
X. Vanderbilt jr have arrived their cottages for
the season.