New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
REFERRING TO soc1prr

Yesterday there was another accdent :.
due to automobiles One of these macninss s~pOrt
ened the horses of L. S. Broguiere in D. night
ave. just in front of the Casino and thsv ~slesue-
pitching the coachman to the ground 'Sued
force as to fracture his skull Fortuna,sT suea
was in the carriage. The frequency Of ,h 40 One
dents has created very bitter FEELING aec-
nent residens a NOT merely among the
co,tagers themselves ohs tie
The cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs Royal PbeJ,.
ron IN Clay-st.. was the scene of a burglarv y
night before last. A considerable quanrftv 80 ne
ware and jewelry stolen In one of 49, snse'-
on the hrst floor gag and sandbag wera ,s 'as
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll were not home ar tb looend-
being away cruising on their yacht e uHe.
1T looks very much IL the entertair
planned by Mrs John Drexel and uksrs-.S
Mrs. Anthony Drexel. who is on her way bor,s
have to be abandoned. and IL these two bos,.1 1
BILE hostesses from the Quaker City NAV haN
withdraw from the gayeties of the Nswuo-+ ~ :"
son. John ID. Lankenau. who is their uncle b,rs-
married sister of the late Anthony Drexal s
stricken with paralysis the day before yestsr5,
Cape May, and only slight hopes are enterfaiSrass
of his recovery. 'A'nes
William c. Whitney, as announced in this col,
has left Bar Harbor. Mrs. C. X Wright the % ss.
of the late Mrs. Whitney. is in charge of his :.
tablishment there. a.
The announcement of the intention of Co-,.u..
Vanderbilt to join the National Guard as a .rs
lieutenant of the 18th Regiment is Calculated .,m
further to enhance the popularity Of this uror,
ing member of the Vanderbilt family whose ~
chanical inventions are now being adopted wiz,
which his family is so closely identified His AZ
csion to join the National Guard. as preIininsr
that civic spirit and sense of public duty wsir ssa
rare among young men of wealth.
On the social programme for to-day is the darc.
to be given at Oyster Bay for the Coriutbia,
Yacht Club. of Philadelphia. at which nuubs-
of the members of the New-Yorx Yacht Club now
assembling for their annual cruise at Glen Cove
close by, will also be present.
Mrs William Astor has issued invitations for hs-
first large dinner party Of the season at Newuor,
on Monday. August ), and will continue to yfva
dinner parties on Mondays throughout the season
irrespective of the entertainments which Other
Newport hostesses may decide to give on that dsx
of the week Colonel and Mrs. Astor arrived yes.
terday at Newport board their steam yacht the
NourmahaI. and have joined Mrs. William Asur
at Beachwood- Mr.. and Mrs: NJ. 0rMe Wilson. on
Vanderbilt at BeaGlieu; will likewise join the fam
ily party at Beachwood-
The weekly dance at the Meadow Club South
ampton took place last night and was a great
success There will be the usual Saturday morn
ing concert there to-day
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish gives dinner dance t
night at the Crossways. There will be about hfry
guests and she intends TO seat them all at one
large table.
Mrs James P Kernochan has returned to New
port and has her daughter, Mrs. Herbert C.
Phelps staying with her. Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock
and her son Center will likewise be at Newport
next week and will have Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Hitchcock. jr, staying with them there in August
Mrs Mackay who has spent most OF the week IN
town was at the waIdorf-Astoria YESTERDAY
dressed entirely in white. With skirt OF white
linen she wore a waist of sheerest white India
muslin. tucked all over, and a large white hat
trimmed with white flowers.
Among others at the waldorf-Astoria yesterday
for luncheon were Mr.. and Mrs. n. Thayer Roba
who had come up from Southampton for the day
and Mrs. Henry Sedey and her daughter Eleanor
Mrs. sedley wore black skirt skirt and and TaisS
hat Miss Sedley wore pale blue muslin waist
with her black skirt, and a blue hat trimmed VIE
leaves
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney win leave
Newport on Friday next and sail a week from 10
mainder of the summer and the fall in Scotland
where they have taken place
Mrs j. G.. Johnson has Mr.. and Mrs. George
Norris is the daughter OF Mrs. johnson and ssta
of Colonel Edward de V. Morreh
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Gurnee, jr-. and their dausn-
ters have arrived az Bar Harbor for the season.
where Mr. and Mrs Abram s Hewitt and tnelf
daughters have likewise arrived, as we'll as Ms
Alexander Van Nest.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Gould Jennings have gone 70
Newport for the season, and are al the Hoffman
cottage the Ledge Road
Miss Leary leaves town to-day for Newport ana
will be for the rest of the season at the Pau col
tage. in Mnl-st She will resume her weekly
musicals. last summer.
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