New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.


NEW-YORK SOCIETY
Although few people belonging to the fashionable
set remain in town Sunday. yet throughout
the last week the avenue. the leading clubs and
the rnodish restaurants have presented animated
appearance altogether unusual at this time OF the
year. Perhaps il is that the season at Newport,
az Bar Harbor and at Southampton is strl tagging
Ter August rsher than for the present month
Perhaps i is due 10 the relatively cool weather.
sgrseabie But. be the reason what il may. the
II ,be bsat e e9 ~ %egK seT Of 9 Ss naa
season. which plenty OF well known people take
part in and keenly enjoy.
OF course the Martin Oelrichs wedding will take
large number OF people down to Newport within
the next day or two. The marriage will be. from
social point OF view the chief feature OF the weeks
which an unusually large number of invitations
has been issued. will be preceded by a dinner Of
for the young coupls' BY their aunt Mrs. Hermann
Martin gives his bsehtior dinner and Miss Lily
Oeriehs entertains her bridal attendants and some
The week after next there will be an adjourn
ment of the racing and polo element Of society 20
Saratoga for the polo tournament and racing sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney will
spend the greater part OF August there will also
ranged 10 stay there next month are Mr. and Mrs
Sos Sornssn9s Ss9aSe1Toilf van S1 MI and ID, MIS- George j
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r Wilson jr.. have taken the
old James NJ. Marvin house. in Franklin Square.
az Saratoga. until October II Is a large and roomy
place. web adapted for entertaining.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay were also TO
have been at Saratoga throughout August but
their plans have been greatly modified by the i'll
ness OF John w. Mackay. IN London. whose condi-
ton Is sufficiently serious to cause the departure
ot or his son tiarsncs by the Campania yesterday
illness IN London that led Mrs Mackay TO postpone
Bar Harbor She was to have ',ycSi gone on Tuesday
,hs shsI out I nay bay go thiS coming week EEK and Temsn
Is reported 10 be better. He is suffering from con-
sestion Of the lungs.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt is spending Sunday at
Saratoga with her father. r. T, Wilson. whom she
tS"R on Sr s 1t
/. Townsend Burden. jr.. John Clinton Gray. IT.,
John II. iseln. Henry Gray. Edward Harding and
Hamilton Thacher will be the ushers OF Archibald
G, Thscher at his wedding Miss Ethel Davis az
Newport. on August O. His brother George will be
by the pev n any willian ~ Ts og PeFTto!ee
church, assisted by the Rev. Dr. stone " Of All
Saints Chapel where the wedding Is 10 take place.
Many we'll known people the way across
the ocean bound for New-York. Among them are
Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney. who are coming on
the KronPripz; Mrs. George Law. who is bound for
Lady Min,o, in '"' o'''''0' o''s'ai OF oan''a ana
Colonel AstOr, who left town yesterday for New
port, is having new steam yacht built at Lewis
Nixon's shpyards, which is to be of the fast
est ahoat and which in point OF dimensions will
resemble Sir Thomas Lipton's Erin. 1t is TO cost
s5oo!e9 70 have a horsepower Of 5000 and to be
S hour whIGh is m more re- than any psasurs craft with
able 10 do Mrs Ro Wb her ans SON 5h SesS b d
e hs ssSS ssEe % week I SswPO5 on board
Mr., and Mrs. Oliver Hartman. jr., have closed
s6r 10 hSgss ssv at b Whae % PaRs and viii go to New
Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard, who has been staying
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto G.. FabbTi, at Bar Har-
Dor, will sail for Europe this week and will make
long stay abroad Indeed. il is doubtful whether
she will return until next spring.
The fancy dress ball given last night at the
Meadow Club. at Southampton. in behalf of the
Southampton Fresh Air Home was q great sue
cess In every respect Many house parties were
, 66vHh IN Sfh connection S with the anair and the
Peabody. dancing with Mrs Delaney NicoiL
The polo tournament organized by the Rock
away Hunt Club at Cedarhurst, will come to an
end this week. and will lead to the breakup OF the
Hempstead colony for the summer. Most OF the
Ssarog owners go,9g 70 NswPOTs Mr and Mrs: Ssstt
hitchcock
and Mrs; Stanley Mortimer among them. while
others VIII 20 TO Saratoga.
Charles Lanier has gone to his country place at
Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Norman De r. whitehouse have
closed their Westbury cottage and gone to the
eatskiils for several weeks stay.
Miss Maud Kernochan and Miss Betsy Kerno-
chan are staying with Mrs. Henry Livingston in tho
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward King and the Misses King
are at pohbs Ferry for the summer,
Mrs II. o. Havemeyer Is at the Waumbek I'm the
borne are with her.
MIR. and Mrs. William III. Faconer have left town
and gone to Narragansett Pier for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. jennings have left town for
newport ana taken possession of their cottage, in
Belleyue.aye:. which they have greatly Improved
since last season.
Or. ]. A. Irwin has returned to No 1, Vast
Europe N' :"
NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON
IsY TELEGRAPH To rRIsusEI
Newport, X, l., July is-Pembroke Jones sntsr-
tained stag party at tho Clamhaka Club at a
clambake to-day.
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish gave her regular Saturday
evening dinner at Crossways tornight. After ths |
dinner there vaudeville performance and |
music
Among those entertaining at dinner this even |
Ing We're Mrs. Victor Sorchan, Mrs. Charles r. |
Eserton L. Winthrop, Mrs. Daniel r. |
Fearing and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock.
Mrs. r. k, Pendeton entertained at luncheon this |
afternoon at tho Clambake Club.
Joseph Letter arrived here to-day on the Taurus |