New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
IN SOCIETY.

WHITE ~. NO.. ve.tsrdav from buffalo was of
more hopeful character, yet the condiuon OF ing
President continues too critical to admN Oh any
social festivities and fashion relegates fr'vonty 70
the background while the life of the Chief Magis-
trate Of the Republic hangs in the balance ,i,nn Ina,
is why there is 90 little to record IN tns
rnent big or small that has not been postponfesn ~ tfsa
abandoned the feeling manifesto 4e%s orered m
by statute as In the monarchical countries OF '"e
There are several well known society people IN
town. among them William c. Whitney, who mas
his guests. Captain Gordon and Lady safan
Wilson. They dining Sunday evening al
Sherry's. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt were
likewise In town. and took luncheon YESTERDAY AT
Delmoncos. Mrs Vanderbilt n frocn a o. asvy dsyZy
blue straw pIreetoire % hat. Mr. and MRS wiia
lstuns K e % Ss to
Al popular expectations In taking part N the sIsC
oPns Iaes With 10 john jacob and David
Bishop among the competitors
been spending the summer at York Harbor. Me.
are opening their country PLACE at Garrison son
To dWn Until fos ses ss
Indeed ali the country houses along the Hudson
and in westchester County. well as at Hemp
stead and in the Meadow Brook Club district. are
rapidly filling up for the fall season Mr. and Mrs
Hamilton W. Cary established at their coun-
try place at Hampstead; Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
W. Riyes are At their country % seat at re
at staatsburg. on the Hudson where they haye
ns miss a Ruth wa staying se wa n Mss podFe
due from Bar .Harbor tomorrow or the next day
at their Riverdale home
Tuxedo's Horse Show will be held on September
Is and %, the affair being in charge OF George E.
Dodge. Theodore Frenghuysen and George Girls
void. Among those who have returned to Tuxedo
Richard Nor Mortmer NJ and Mrs He Herbert M rs pg
]. Murray Mitchell.
Miss Emily Yznaga and her sister Lady Lister
Kaye sail tomorrow for New-York the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. William Rhineander Stew
art and John w. Mackay likewise will sail this
Mrs. Walter Gillette and Miss Grace Gillette are
in town for a few days. but will return for the
autumn to their country place on Lake George,
where they have been spending the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings have left New
port. where they have been occupying the Hoff-
man villa during the summer, and have gone to
their place at Fairfield, Conn Later they will go
to Lenox for the horse show.
The playing for the Count OF Turin Cup will take
place during the present week on the links of the
Newport Golf Club. The cup was presented several
years ago by the Count of Turin. and each year
the winner of the match has his name engraved
on the cup and receives a medal for the same, the
cup, however, remaining IN tne possession OF tne
golf club Richard Peters and FoXhall p. Keene
have already had their names Inscribed on TIE cup
and have received gold medals.
George l.. Rives has left town and returned to
Newport.
The governors of the Baltusrol Golf Club an
nounce that the womans championship contest to
be held the club links under the auspices of the
United States Golf Association. will begin Oc-
tober ami end October 12. The links will be
open to the contestants for practice for week
before the beginning of the tournament