New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
NEW.TORK SOCIETY.

II * on the condition of the weather. about which
the official forecaster seems in DOUBT that So
c,etv's plans for to-day will to great extent de-
mend Providing there is no rain. there will be the
gvrnkhana races at Mrs. TrenOr L. Parks place
at White Plains and likewise the lawn Iete at
Miss Helen NJ. Goulds place. at 1ryington-on-the-
Hudson this afternoon Numbers OF people are
likewise congregat ting to-day at Oyster Bay from
town from the various Long Island resorts from
the places along the Sound and especially from
New-Iondon for the races at the SeawahiliAd
Corithian Yacht Club Teh Mn b6ose ff nsi and G nuer
Gus entertainments on board the yaJR's y9 y SS i5ie T
tournaments and all kinds of other outdoor ar al
fairs arranged at the various supurDa C4S' f'iSb
etc. the success OF which will depend to d great
extent upon the condition of the weather
The rvnpkbana at Mrs. Parks this afternoon VIII
be in behalf of the Stony Void Sanatoriuhi. anu
tho leading members OF the fasnlonao!e West-
chester County set have been busy in organizing
tho entertainment which promises 10 be eNGep G-
tinnaIIv amusing 1t to have been helo iaS'
Smrdsv hut was postponed until to-day on ac-
count of the rain
Mice c:o,,d.s lawn fete at her place the Hud-
son is in behalf OF the endowment OF the navy
denartment of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN Asso-
,iation Stages will convey the guests rom 'he
Irvipgton and Tarrytown railroad std'lon' 10
Iyndhurst Miss Gould.s sumner nome are M
RsrnsId Fl jafray Mrs Percy Roekefsier Mn MFS
Gould, Mrs Robert He%i5t' 11Ier MFS frring Ms"i
Mr. and Mrs c oliver Iselin have arranseu "
; sor E,urope on July 10 for prolonged stay
and expect a,,n to ns ali their horses and
are closing their country place near >e"-i'o'Hs''o
Tho nIeasant weather had the effect OF bringing
,har OF neopie into town yesterday. and the
~ceree in the fashionable restaurants ana IN the
avenue suggested early spring rather tnd" tIIe
close of June. Among these IN town ,,~1p We1e Mrs
SIjyer Hartman. Mrs. NJ. 0rme Mlls9n' Oifs- nlS
Wackay Mrs James w Gerard. jr MIS-. Z; onEer 1
Lselin. Mrs s MIS- Jafrray and Mrs William
Perry.
NJ and Mrs. Levi P Morton and their daugh-
,ers are still at EIlersie. their country place at
RbinecIiffe -or-the- Hudson They go to BererleS, @
Nass next month, for the remainder OF the sea
son.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Horace Gallatin have closed
+beir house In Maison-ave. and gone to Bar
Harbor
NJ, rd Mrs Henry B. Livingston at Islip,
Long island. Later they will SO to the Adiron-
daeEs. i11as ''''''l' '
>1rs Thomas Garner has closed her house in
Nadison-ave and left town for Bar Harbor for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert f. Rollins. who returned
a short time from Europe are at tnelr country
place at Monmouth Beach Tor the SUMMER
Mr. and Mrs David Cory. who were married the
other day, have gone for their honeymoon to Nova
Scotia and on their return will go to Easthamp-
TON long Island, for the remainder of the sum
Mrs Hugh Il Norman is booked to sail for
Europe next Thursday. and will join her mother az
Naples.
Mr. and Mrs Matthew b. Du Bois and their
daughter Ethel. are spending the summer at
Northeast Harbor, Maine
Mr. and Mrs Henry +. Dimock are leaving their
country place at Coventry. Conn, for Bar Harbor.
where they will spend the remainder OF the sum-
ms