New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
SOCIETY SUNDAY REVIEW.

-,,,,, sor the debut of her second daughter TO
-. evening when Mrs. Stuyvesant Fs-h had a
.-.- dance with vaudeville features, there was
CO. a.. single evening at Newport when there was
=. come large entertainment, while the afternoons
- ,slen up with luncheons and teas and all the
49, ssess were preceded by dinners from which the
POSSESSES afterwaTo ok guesSs 70 the
80 s-S sleeps heavily to-day. and IL is probable
that me eTs II II were not for the fact that ali
s enls' dinners and dances and entertainments are
mli.s.1 m.s- e. Newport would be a physical wreck.
g Tbe life IN the open which supplies the strength
- - e through with the requirements OF society.
~. E4arbor has hardly been less gay than New
=, r7ur the horse show has kept people in the
- Ms Burton y. Harrison and Mrs William
Green gave lawn parties There were some neauu-
% S,oes during the week, in particular that OF
-. -ao-ee W Vanderbilt al Point d'Arcadie, and
- sson which has been exceptionally orilhant,
ne 80 S-aving 70 a close. A vaudeville show at
Z h9H h92Hs.5ov CAB was the feature Of Friday even
tng 81 Southampton
,,--sne the forthcoming week yachting will once
re be in the ascendant. and tie arrival OF the
rbsmrock and the approach Of the Cup races have
"a the effect Of concentrating attention upon this
Retore its horse show. This coming week there
- 80 he extremely gay. the bail 10 be given at
M-s rs 81 J. Berwind's bens the one great feature.
-ns horse show at Southampton was brought
=, most successful close last evening. But the
.on,tnue over Sunday. among the most important
s.,,p rbst Of Mrs. Henry G. Trevor. who had Col
r,ss Hovt and Andrew Bioby among her guests
b-ner parties were given last night by Mrs B
t--s- sands Mrs William c. Gulliver Mrs 7.
eslsrd Thomas and Mrs William Manice WHO has
III and Mrs. Henry Beadleston staying Win her-
-,,-s5av next viii witness the close OF the Sara
- racing season. the most successful and salts
,gtorv in the history Of the Springs Its success
A. ans IL The main 10 William c. Whitney. VINO mas
Ssrs-rpined 10 make Saratoga the greatest racing
.s,rre in the United States, and with this OBJECT
a. rsaU has started all sorts OF improvements IN
.ns,ng the purchase OF nineteen acres 10 be added
- Horse Haven Mr.. Whitney has announced his
,,,sr+iou OF building villa az Saratoga, and is in
ogo-iarion for suitable site. Plans are being
-Tsse for the construction OF a number OF other
--+-sres il the near future. everything pointlng
te~So 70 ~ mace OF course the sporting element viii
desert he Springs after the closing race on Ihlrs
Siff NJ -snsin for the annual fate of the Saratoga
Floral Association of Wh1ch speacsr s e. Isl
September.
The principal feature OF the social programme az
Nswno-t for the week opening to-day is the ball
given BY Mrs z. J. Berwind, al The Elrns, her new
villa On Friday next A large number Of dinner
parties es-ss are = sterEard taking their guests to the
bah Elisha Dyer. jr, viii lead the eotlIlon
The polo tournament at Newport in spite OF the
-sin which occasionally converted che held into a
bed OF mwud, has been a marked success and the
westchester Polo Club now feels encouraged 10 30
ahead with its original plan and build large club
house at Newport which will be ready for next
seasons play when an effort viii be made 70 have
the championship games Of the National Associa-
f5on take 'ulace there The members Of the Rhode
Island S 9ehey S 6lo 666 sI b and the roceed o. The
races under the auspices OF the JOCKEY cup 70 De
are 10 be devoted toward defrayfng the expenses
Of the new clubhouse
The meets OF the Monmouth Hounds al Newport
began yesterday afternoon at One Mile Corner and
viii continue throughout the coming week and q. he b
whole OF next month. under the nastersnlp OF =.
Fenelon Collier and OF his son Robert.
There is to be 4 bridge whist tournament to-
morrow at Bar Harbor at the Kebo Valley Club
for the benefit Of the golf links
On the St Paul which arrived yesterday from
southa-npton were Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew.
with his son and MS niece. Miss Paulding, and
Harry K Thaw; Augustus Heckseher was among
those who sailed yesterday for Liverpool on board
the Lucsnia-
Miss May Gsllatin. who has been staying al Sea-
bright with Mrs. Warner Hoppin. has rejoined her
parents NJ and Mrs. Frederick Gallatin, ar East
Hampton, Long Island
M and Mrs William B. Dinsmore who are
at York HarbOr, Ne, will return TO Tuxedo early
next month.
Both Cedsrhurst and Great Neck 10 have
horse shows, that Of the former being scheduled
for Labor Day. while the at Great Neck will
he held in October az Graceland, the country seat
Of ex-Mayor William R. Grace. The entries for
club grounds. will close tomorrow They are IN
charge Of Rene Ia Montague.
Miss Virginia Washington swsynss marriage 10
Harold Lomas takes place tomorrow at All Angels
Church, or shinnecock HIN. Long Island. After
ne ceremony there will be wedding breakfast al
Aamogne the country place Of the brides parents.
General and Mrs. Wager Swayne.
One Of next winters debutantes viii. It is said.
Be Miss Jessie Sloane. daughter OF Henry T.
saes' sslosne' who is spending the summer with her
lather at Dark Harbor, Me.
P A. g. widener is said 10 be negotiating for
ne purchase Of the J. n. A Griswold property in
ssAsvue-aye. at Newport. with the intention OF
There is no truth IN the story that Mrs stuyve-
sani Fish intends 10 abandon Newport as a sum-
mer residence. Nothing is further from her mind
sno The ramor has probably originated in her en-
beavers 70 hnd a purchaser for the Crossways.
which has ceased 70 please its hospitable mistress
me atter does NOT consider that IT is either large
s.oleh or yet adapted for entertaining on the
81 &c o Il and build q new villa on the lines
new BerWind and Cambria places
D1 gives promise Of a very gay season this
s month By the beginning Of September
- ot the autumn residents viii be AZ their coun-
seaes There viii be the horse show Sep
ef 70 tennis tournament and one OF golf
cssss az az me club and az Curtis Hotel and sue
re et house parties az ali the country places in
Nis heighborhood -
N1o a1o Mrs J. Lawrence Van Allen have left
s S1't tor Buffalo TO visit the Pan-Amerfcan and
Alien viS De oe gone nearly a week James J. Van
Sarah - return 20 this country with his daughter
u or about September s.
AOIEs OF TIE NEWPORT SEASON