New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
SOCIETY SUNDAY REVIEW.

The third week In May finds stIu manv neonla
:. town- After two days OF miserable vea,bs-
Yesterday bright enough in spots 70 anabl.
many 10 go to Morris Park. a number OF coaches
were out and there was brilliant show ~ .,
tractive gowns and pretty spring r,ilUns- A.
and Mrs j. Stevens Clman, Mr. and Mrs Nar,oa
story. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Oliver Iseiin Nr 80 ~,
Thomas Mat MSis9ha jr and others in this pro-
cession' whle the clubhouse was crowded with We'll
known people IL was a bad day Tor rhe golfars v
and the p9io Players but from Ardsley ana Bal
there eaIne many MANY reports OF good sport and OF
With the exception OF a few weddings on
Wednesday there is nothing OF great interest on the
social calendar Tor the coming week Everybody
IL busy making summer plans Even those who are
-broad are returning after very short visit Mr.
and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry and the Misses Gerry
will be al Newport on June = and Seaverge is being
made ready for them. The Electra is to go on
cruise. Hamilton Fish and his daughters are
hack from a long trip abroad As already an
uounced William X. Vanderbilt returned last
week. Mr.. and Irs Levi p Morton and the Misses
Morton VIII be here soon. and there rumors
ward. Mrs Z. j. Berwind however. did not return
yesterday BY the St Louis, announced in some
Of the afternoon papers. She sailed on the At
lantc Transport liner which is expected to-day or
tomorrow. aud will remain in town mil Tulg
vben She viii so To- NeW-port for tbs s.osn ,y Sly,
her purchase OF the Elms from Mr.. and Mrs Elisha
there. and Mrs. Berwind is said TO have chosen
while abroad some wonderful things for the house
she Is woman OF marvellous tastes, and her man
si2d s2d III '' 0'7 0' me most ATTRACTIVE OF The
The Newport season has already begun-that Is
10 say, many OF the cottages are opened. Mrs
Duncan Elliot viii have her divorce suit tried this
week. and she and her children are already estab-
Ished In Rhode Island There will be a reunion
Of the Havemever family, Mrs Theodore A Have
meyer. Mrs. Perry Tiffany and Mrs. ". Butler
With Mrs Havemeyer will be her youngest daugh-
Ter. Mrs Minslow, and her grandchildren, the
Mrs. II. o Havemeyer. jr, still Mahwah.
but they viii also be at Newport in the summer
over Sunday there is a party at Chatswortil-!n-
the-Pines. Mr.. and Mrs II. NICK. Twomby also
have friends Florham. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick W. Vanderbilt are established ar Hyde Park.
Mr and Mrs. Abram :. Hewitt pass their Sundays
in early spring Ringwood. keeping their town
house open until June. Mrs. Frederick Gallstin
and Miss Galatin were TO open their house al East
hampton yesterday. II was yesterday, too. that
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob AsIor closed Their
their place al Rhinebeck-on-the-H Hudson. where
they n % T m se%oo % 'Rsy % g nFo 70 dT The Fl Ig a
ter WAC IS now in Paris. where she has an apart
5 by the s.. Louis. and win go 70 Newport imme-
diately on her arrival
Society is likely TO be brought back 10 town
rather earlier than usual IN the fall by the visit IN
September OF The Duke and Duchess OF Cornwall.
who u Is now QeunAelg arranged are 10 coLac Oh
10 NeW-York by rail from Canada, 10 embark here
for England. the Ophir coming round from Halifax
take them on board. They are 10 make stay
% % SsT fher Tsps @ ' 70 the Presae1t unless the
latter arranges 10 receive their call in New-York
The members OF the British Embassy viii spend
the summer In Newport. having taken the De
Rham cottage, which they occupied last summer.
Gerald A. Lowther. first secretary, viii he in
charge OF the embassy during Lord Pauncetote
absence The embassy VIII De removed rom M2sh-
land early in June.
Alfred c. Vanderbilt again occupied the box seat
Of the Pioneer yesterday. and appears 10 have
taken the place OF Reginald ". Riyes the regu-
Witch S'i i @ carried out to ATdsisy and back
r Lane. Roland B. Cook end Mrs J. J. clark.
J. a. Scrymser has chartered the Pioneer for Mon
Among the numerous dinner parties given last
night by Mr. and Mrs. A. Lanfear Norrie
and another by T. Henry Hartman Sinons. who
entertained at Delmonico's number OF men. IN
cuding his brother Charles Dewar simons. jr; DR..
asf FTfe ana Harrz M56r Rho are 70 5 best man
and ushers at his wedding on Wednesday after
noon next TO Miss Caroline G. Comstock.
Among the contemplated departures for Europe
this week are those OF Mrs Ogden Goelet, Miss
Goelet and Mrs. Hermann oelrichs. As already
told Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt have given
up their European trip for the present Among
those who sailed yesterday for Europe were Mrs.
Ernest 7. La Montague and her son Clifton Mrs.
George T Bliss and Miss Susan Bliss sail May
2, and are meanwhile staying al the Savoy Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs James Brown will sail on June ). In
London on Monday the opera season begins. but
holders. In Philadelphia yesterday the coaching
parade was held.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kountze have left town for
their country house at Morristown y. J.. while
their daughter Helen and her iance. Robert L.
Livingston. washington since friday, STAY
ing with Mr and Mrs. Ward. in Connecticut-ave.
Frank D. Harmon who is TO marry Mrs Richard
Riker next month has Issued s invitations for
Mrs. William f. Dodge has closed her house, IN
Madison-ave.. and has gone 10 the country place
Of her son. Dr. D. s. Dodge. at weatogue Hart
ford, Conn.
The Social Register" has issued during the last
few days its May number. which is made up main
y OF the records OF departures for Europe and OF
marriages since February.
Invitations are OUT for the wedding OF Miss Ethel
Isein 10 Frederick GrosvenOr Goodrich. which is
. take place Monday. June 3. at noon in Grace
church. A reception VIII follow at the house OF
the brides mother. Mrs. John H. Isein.
Card parties were given last week by Miss May
Goelet. by Mrs. George c. De Witt and By Mrs.
Richard Irv!n Amcng Mrs. Twins guests were
frs Clarence Pel Mrs I2In 2I IA 1i;,,5 49,
lg, Mrs. Frank Sturgis. Mrs William r. Doug
As and Mrs Livingston Ludlow
Francis Lawrence End Mrs. Lawrence. who was
Miss Susan willing. are Al their country place at
Bay Shore. Long Island Mr.. and Mrs r. James
Cross have closed their town house in Nashlnston
square North and have gone 10 NeWfeunalaho ~
- Where they have summer nome
Or. Walter r. Gillette Is already at Lake George