New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
IN SOCIETY.

gasenaent 10 Miss Helen Morton, daughter Of -
p Morton. is announced by cable is the v0,,- -eVi
of the two of the French noblenan OHser
ruled masculine fashion for so many wears a. "he
as Prince de Sagan. Since his fathers sa.tL ~
has borne the titles OF Duke of TaIIyrand ~ y ne
gord. of Valencay and of Sagan. Count pos
mother. one of the best known leaders Of the .a
set in Paris. is sister OF that Baron Rat a't
Setliere who married Mrs. Livermore ay sHS nond
SPENDS considerable Part of every year with no L,
Newport cousin, Maurice de Talleyrand paannd ana
s9I9 ssr. Du6e 6 Of Dino is married 70 Mrs Frederr
SSy!evenS OF NewI1 1ork bis first wife known as iS
Miss Rsss;a ee yti 9 PeTigord. having been
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish will close her bo,,.
Newport week after next. and leave there for r,a az
Springs. Va 'or Hot
Senator Chauncey N. Depew is staying in NJ.
port with Mr., and Mrs. H. Mex. Twomblv W.
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt have CbarJs. "1
Mum as their guest at Beaulieu ''es A.
Lispenard Stewart and A. Lanfear Norris L..
Newport week after next for a hunting trin a.
MIR. and Mrs. F. S. Witherbee return 70 a.,
country place at Port Henry on MONDAY Tv1 yTer
have been staying with Lispenard Stewart at Ne.
1t is to-day that the dogs entertainmer+ +,.--
place at Arieish Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehr hsvs
invited all Of their friends and acquaintance ~
have canine pets to bring them and spec.1 "-0 ~
BILE will be set for the latter which after Si "a
VIII De called upon 10 perform any tricks wbics
they may have at their command WHICH
Miss Leary has issued invitations for 5,,..-
party on September at Newport in honor :,
Archbishop Corrisan. O' OF
To-gorrow night Mrs. Edward Berwind givas 49,.
ball at the Elrns. her villa at Newport bv NJ
Of housewarming- 1t is to be a somewhat sIsh
crate entertainment on more extensive -
than anything that has taken place thus far t5i
year at Newport number OF dinner parties s-s
20 De given in connection Herewith the hostsss s
ball '''7'"a'd 10 the
Mrs Frederick Nelson gives dinner uartv +,
night followed by dance. Mr. and Mrs III. McK
Twomhly have issued invitations for dinner
DANCE on Tuesday September s. at which Rcbert
L. Gerry will lead the cOtillon
Miss Hazel Singer. whose engagement 10 Iisr-
tenant John Ghika OF the Rumanian armv. tz an.
nounced by cable from Paris, is a daughter of NJ
ana Mrs. Charles Singer. and granddaughter a,
Isaac Singer, Of sewing machine fame Iiaute1an+
Ghika is OF the Rumanian envoy at Con-
stantinople. but he is prince as there are m
nobiliary titles in Rurania distinctions OF this
kind having not only been abolished by the Ru.
nanan constitution. but likewise forbidden. sev-
eral members OF the Ghika family held the Office
Of Governor Of wauachia while it was Turkish
province and inasmuch the Sultan did not
think them worthy. Christians. of being created
pachas. they were allowed 10 style themselves
Turkish island Of Samos to-day is invariably in.
vested with the title OF prince on his appointment
so that Miss Singer cannot be regarded as 5eeom-
ing entitled To any princely coronet or status BY
her marriage to the young Rumanian.
The two young Princes de Broglio. nephews Of tbs
Duke de B-oglio. who have been spending several
months in this country and who have been sxten-
sively entertained here. sail to-day rAquitains
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Wetmore have le,t Their
country place at Glen Cove. Long Island. and
have gone TO California. where they will remain
until October.
Mrs. Ernest Crosby is spending the month a,
Manchester-by- -the-Sea Mass while Mrs. Philip
J. Sands and Miss Sands are at York Harbor, Ne
No date has been set for the wedding Of Georgs
A Jenkins and Miss Geneviave Hecker. the golf
champion daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John v.
Hecker. Of NOrOtOn, Conn Miss Hecker has twice
in succession the woman's metropolitan sOf
championship
Mr. and Mrs. David Lydis have returned to
Lenox after their cruise along the Sound
The automobile races organized by the National
Automobile Association. OF which William K Van
derbilt jr.. Is the president. will take place to-
morrow, though not on the Ocean Drive, al New
port as originally intended They viii be at Ag1i
neck Park, four miles from Newport Where nls
track will be used. This change has been made
necessary by the legal distractions which have
been placed in the way OF the use OF any OF ne
avenues. boulevards or public thOroughfares WITH
in the limits Of Newport Among the entries als
those of William X. Vanderbilt, r.. John JACOB
Astor Butler Duncan. jr. I. Townsend Burden, Z
Louis De Forest. Reginald Vanderbilt and J. =
LivermOre.
Many parties are being formed for the FururF
race at Sheepshead Bay on Saturday. which VII
bring a number of people back TO town Indeed tass
fashionable world will be extensively Represented
at the racetrack on Saturday
The Earl Of Clonmel. who spent several mon'ns
in this city year or so ago. making his headqua'-
ters at the WaIdorf-Astoria. and being extensveF
entertained has just quietly married, AZ brl5ntDs'
England, Miss Rachel Berridge. He mas oeeh SET
ously i'll since his return 10 England