New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY

number of people were in town vesta~s
We're seen in the avenue or lunching Ar +b ana
iOrable restaurants. Among them was NJ ash
Payne Whitney. who has come from Neyvno-, -
her husband and children. preparatory to ss-
Ior europe on saturday She was lunching at ~
monico's. and was dressed in a frock OF siIv % e-
etamine embroidered with white and a largs 80. 10y
straw hat trimmed with a scarf Of gray Ior,s,-s
Mrs. Astor lunched at SheVry's in a dress of -
blue canvas cloth. and large dark blue straw -
trimmed with white lace. Mrs. Harry Teb
met w3ikIng IN the avenue in toilet of navy blns
white The sleeves of the bodice were cut aeS IN
white null Her large hat Of navy blue s11cSed s1d
escaped beng nat by showing the smallest kin3
ron az us outer edge. Mr.. and Mrs TaS
intend to go to New-LOndon 20 visit Ms t1ear
little boy before proceeding to Newport .'s lehrs
Several well known persons returned from, F,,-o,.
yesterday on board the Teutonic including Mr. 80
Mrs. w. Bayard Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs n.u.-
Jose2h Pulitzer. anu afs.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson ir. vrbo -.
contemplating trip to Japan viii leave 80
country place. near Orange. n. j. to-unorrov, s
the old Rob Robinson % homestead Richheld Springs
mother ''' ''' f''olnson's
The wedding OF Miss Edith Rock. dar-b..-
Mrs Edward r. Rook, to }. Nelson Howard tatol
place tomorrow at Mrs. Rocks villa ~ NavD
The ceremony Will be performed al the villa and
some two hundred and fifty guests have bseD A.
vited to the wedding breakfast, which is 70 h
served afterward in tents the lawn. There win
be 10 bridesmaids or ushers and the best man nil
be Thomas H. Howard. brother OF the Bridegroom
yacht. which has been placed at the dispOsaI -
Mr.. Howard and his bride. VI
Mr. and Mrs. Herman B. Duryea who are IN
deep mourning because CT the death of Ms
Duryea's mother. leave Newport to-day for New
Europe 4''
According to the announcement made yesterday
at Newport. the meets of the Monmouth County
Hounds win take place there three days a week
from August "a until October / P. FeneIon Collier.
who Is TSoveIlnE slowly from the effects Of his
Ladenburg the details Of the meet.
With regard to the structural alterations which
have just been begun on the town house of Abram
S. Hewitt. who is at Bar Haraor, they COM
prise the addition Of new ballroom. 50 arranged
~ W e D0Ii.S 80 l..tu = tI1eate
the engineering of which the daughters Of the ex-
Mayor have become proficient
s Montgomery Roosevelt and his stepson s g.
Boylston. are on board Mr. RooseyeIt's yacht and
cruising with the squadron of the New-York
Yacht Club Mr. Roosevelt proposes 10 spend next
Mr. and Mrs. Orme Wilson. having completed
at Newport are now staying with Mr. and Mrs.
Richard T. Wilson at the latter's home in Nara
gansett-ave. Afterward they VIII stay with Mrs.
William AStOr at BeachwOOd
Polo is once more popular at Newport thanks to
the interest which has been revived in the game
by Alfred G. and Reginald Vanderbilt and their
most intimate friends. Practice games take place
on the grounds of the Westchester Polo Club at
Bateman's Point every Monday. Thursday and
Saturday. the players including in addition TO
Hollis Hunnewell J. Clinch smith, w. F. White
house. tr.; Peter Martin. Henry g.. Havemeyer %.
Willing Spencer and Count GheTarGeSca-
Dinners will be given tonight ar Newport By
Mrs. Z. T. Gerry. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, at
Beaulieu; Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont Mrs. George S.
Scott Mrs. Hermann Oelrchs and Others who
will all take their guests afterward 70 attend Mrs.
Stuyvesant Flsh's vaudeville.
John Bigelow and Miss Grace Rigelow are at The
Squirrels their country place at Highland Falls.
They viii visit the exposition at Buffalo later In
the season
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Griswold who row at
their country place at Burlington Vt. will leave
there next week for Southampton and proceed
thence to Newport
Francis c. Lawrence and Mrs. Lawrence. who
was Miss Susan Willing. a sister of Mrs. Astor'
are receiving congratulations the birth Of a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brayton Ives and their daughters
az Ossning, y. Y, where they have country
place.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane has arranged 10
spend next week at Newport as the guest OF Mrs.
y. CaSs Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Moore have one of the CHI
Hotel cottages at Newport this season, and are
much missed at NIanchester-by-the-S where Miss
Elsie Porter daughter of the United States AM
bassador 10 France IS staying with Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus Eddy. OF Chicago. Miss julia Person;
daughter OF Mrs. J. Frederick PierSon, IT. OF
Tuxedo. is also at Manchester
The arrival OF the fleet Of the New-York Yacht
Club at Newport yesterday afternoon was made the
occasion of numerous dinner parties and dances IN
the evening. Indeed. hospitality regned supreme.
both on the beats in port and on land. and even
the dance at the Casino was unusually Wen a.
tended. The gayety the more noteworthy
owing To the duluess Of the last few days Que 70
be ~ nf .AI N .