New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
IN SOCIETY.

Senator and Mrs. Aidrich. OF Rhode Island are
in town. staying the Fifth Avenue Hotel with
their two daughters. the younger Of whom Is en-
her mother spent most OF yesterday shopping Mr..
nue..
Anong the familiar faces seen IN the avenue
yesterday those Of Mrs. Frederick ". Van
derbilt, who was arrayed in a black and white
frock. and Mrs. E Reeve Merritt. looking delight
fully cool in gray linen She had come up from
Oyster Bay for the day. In the evening. dining at
Sherry's. Mrs. Frederick Gallatin. with her
daughter. May the latter's hance. and Goelet
aaliatin; Mrs GalIati1 was in hsliotrope sik. with
of black lace. At another table Were Lady Sarah
BeecRman tn' Lady ssrah was sttired in dress Of
black lace over white silk. the bodice being Of
lumney. Sir Edward Hamilton; Frank Murietta and
Mr. and sAe MRS Murray Mgss podse Imam. and MI and Mrs
Carlos de Heredia, the latter complaining bitterly
toilet was of blue and white foulard, with white
lace bonnet.
Mrs. Walter r Gillette and Miss Gillette have
gone to Buffalo to visit the Pan-American Exposi-
ton Thence they viii go to their country place
most of the fall
More than seventy yachts were moored yester-
day the anchorage of the New-York Yacht Club.
on East River. and there are many more at anchor
In the North River and down the Bay, all waiting
and most cases their living on
board and entertaining large parties of friends.
Among the most important OF the yachts are An
mahai. John R. Drexels sultana: ]. Perpont Nor
tEiementina of WAITER Jen1ine. and the yacht
which Clarence II. Mackay has chartered from
Richard Veit. of the Standard Oil Company.
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer, throughout the
summer conducted sort of fresh air enterprise on
her own account She has devoted certain build
ing her Camp Hill country place. in Pennsyl-
vania, to the entertainment OF poor children. who
have arrived in patches of twenty for ten days
stay. The principal of the buildings in ques-
tien is known as Orchard Cottage: and a matron
Rensselaer, to look after the young visitors This
and maintained by the rich both here and In Phila
delphia-goOd works that are SO quiet and so un-
era public. which is always disposed to regard the
word fashion" as synonymous with selfshness.
Mr. and Mrs Trenor I. Park, who returned from
Europe on the Oceanic have gone their counary
place at White Plains. where they will spend the
autumn.
The British Embassy remains at Newport until
the end Of the month. when 1t will move back 10
Gerard L9wthsr " wh9 b has % see9 ash
Minister Plenipotentiary there
In The Tribune's telegraphic dispatches from
Newport will be found detailed description OF the
wedding there yesterday OF Miss Gwendolen King
TO Edward Maitland Armstrong or this city.
Mr. and Mrs Rhinelander and Mr. and Mrs. T.
j. Oakley Rhinelander. who have been in Europa
throughout the summer. sail for home on Septem-
Der %.
In announcing the quiet marriage of Miss Marion
Lee to DR.. Richard Ewell Brown. at Sound Beach,
Conn., three days ago. attention drawn TO
the number of New-york clubs which I. Bow ers
Lee the father OF the bride belongs. He may be de-
scribed of the pillars of the Union and
knickerbocker.