New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
SOCIETY DAY By DAY.

Although many people belonging to the smar, -.
are remaining at Newport until Tomorrow for ths
purpose Of taking part in the festivities there 10
night, yet there were large number of well know,
persons in town yesterday The fashionable ras
taurants presented exceedingly animated ars
gay appearance. both luncheon time and in m,
evening. At Sherry's last night William C. Vbir
of ns1 parsy sr q ia apau5 ten men n at dinner
Today Tor Europe Among the other guests ye-s
Whitney, whose trip TO Europe has been nos
poned. and whose wife and children have returned
TO Newport to stay with Mrs. Cornelius yanderbiIt
at the Breakers
At other tables at sherry's were Mr. and Mr..
Reginald de Koven and party of friends Mr.
and Mrs Frederick Edey with a party and Mrs
Prescott Hall Butler.
Earlier in the day Mrs Henry a. Barclay had a
small luncheon party at Sherry's among her srestS
oelng her daughter, Mrs J. Stevens UIman and
Mrs Edward Mcvickar. who had come up with bA-
from Southampton. Mrs McVickar's frocx was %
pale blue and white gingham. trimmed with yvhits
embroidery. with which she wore a large vaIIo,,
Mrs Barclay was dressed In black cIoth boTsrs vv,
with violet and white silk blouse and a black has
trimmed with black ostrich feathers while the toi
let OF Mrs Ulnan was of black fouard. set of
by large black hat '-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry I.ehr are still in town. and
will not go to Newport until Thursday or Friday
when thew take possession OF ArIeigh the villa
tneir absence abroad 'Ae
Among those booked to sail to-day for Enron. o.,
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse are T surern
Taller, Lord StavordaIe and Mr and Mrs Joseph
W. Bayard Cutting, jr., has bought the BressA
estate. Oakdale his fathers Long Island
country home, where he and his wife Lady SibvI
have been staying since their arrival from Europe
a aoout Shree three weeks ago The Breese place is at
sight Of W. x vanderbt cotr1 ana bos Is within 1
; Hour Mr Cutting is about to go into business
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lydig are about 20 star, on
cruise with F. Augustus Schermerho-n on board
the latter's yacht. Mr.. Schermerhorn. who has
Whitestone. Long Island last week.
The wedding of Miss Beatrice w Barclay. daush-
ter 81 Sackett NJ. Barclay. to Stockton Beekman
Uot Will. as announced in this column several
months ago. be celebrated in the at Thorn
heid the Barclay country place at Cazenovia. n. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wharton Will sail IRON,
Boston this week for England but expect TO return
10 LenOx in time for the late autumn season They
have have been all The summer far at Lenox, super
Vising the building Of their house there.
Major and Mrs ]. C. MdHery. who are spending
the summer a Newport, will be Lenox through
out the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Poor leave Tuxedo this
week for Bar HarbOr. where they will occupy the
Trip cottage.
Mrs. Lindley Hoffman Chaplin and her daughter.
Marguerite leave this week for Bar Ha-bor They
have been until now at RockIawn. their country
place at New-London
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury are at New
port for the remainder of the season.
Reginald Rives. Frank X sturgis and Prescott
Lawrence will be the judges at the Lenox Horse
Show. which begins on September B
Professor and Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborne have
and have started on Western trip
number of well known people are now on the
ocean on their way home. and due here this
week. On the Deutschland are j. B. Hartman
Miss Bessie Harjes. Mr.. and Mrs W H Bliss ana
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor. on the St Louis
are Mr.. and Mrs. Egerton Winthrop. jr Mr. and
George 3 scott on the V ceitc s"a are Nj Mr ana and Mrs
Eoxhsll 2 keene. while on the Campania is Nor
who going to Newport 70 give lessons in fou&r-in &
hand driving and who will give exhibitions of his
skill at the various horse shows of the autumn.
J. Pierpont Morgan has gone to Newport He en-
ter1ained party Of friends there yesterday II
his hshing nut at Graves Point.
II is tonight that the harbor fste takes place at
Newport, in honor Of the New-YOrk Yacht CLUB
and Of the North Atlantic Squadron. There will
be a naval parade in the afternoon and this even
be illuminated.
Mrs. Adolph L4denburg has left town and ar
rived at her Newport cottage.
The dates Of the runs Of the Monmouth County
hounds at Newport have been announced. The
dates. places OF meeting and hours are as
follows: Saturday. August q Mile Corner 433
O'Clock; Tuesday. August =, Sandy Point farm,
80 o'clock; Thursday. August % Slate Hill farm.
t9 o'clock: Saturday. Augrst 81. COddingJon Point.
$50 O'Clock; Tuesday. September 3 Quaker Hill
farm. 40 O'Clock; Friday. September 8 Vanderbilr
farm. Portsmouth. o'clock Tuesday. September 70.
Bryer farm. i.2c O'Clock. Thursday, September u
indian-aye, 40 o'clock; Saturday. September 4.
Ocean Drive, 40 o'clock; Tuesday. September Il.
Mtantonomah Hill. 4:30 O'Clock: Thursday. Sep
tember 49, SOuthwiek's Grove, $50 O'Clock; Satur-
day September q. Mile Corner. 4:30 o'clock Tues
day September "a. Sandy Point farm. $50 O'Clock:
Thursday, September 20. Slate Hill farm 435
o'clock, and Saturday, September S. Vanderbilt
farm, 4;30 O'Clock.
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