New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

NEW-YORk SOCiEII-
Raw shores Horse Show will open to-day ana
will be continued tomorrow, consttuuhs So
iect of interest to the fashionable set whose SUM-
1er homes are scattered along the south shore u
Long Island. Among the stockholders OF NV Ins n
Show NJ orme wilson W. BdyaTdai Ryradis6 JohSson
II H. Hollister and August Belmont.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Harsen Rhoades IT. nav ieaa
seabright and gone to the White Mountains ms
stav with Mrs Rhoades's mother, Mrs DeFio
Kimball, of Boston.
Colonel and Mrs Astor will leave town To-Day
with their baby. board their yacht Nournlah9i
Newport where they will take Iessed there
Lyndhurst, the Viiia winch theS nav
for the summer.
Miss Adeline Havemeyer, daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer, is due here to-norro"
from Europe on board the St: Paul and VIII re re.
faILS fai l'e' 9'-''o-
Mr.. and Mrs John C. Emo at Newport for
the Fsmandsr Of Of the the Ses & and Hoe
Mr. and Mrs Foxhall P. Keene have taken a
camp In the Adirondacks, to which they VIII so
on leaving Saratoga. They will spend the ran as
usual at Rosemary, their country place at Roslsh'
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Osgood Field returned 10
town from Lenox on Monday and VIII remain fs hei1
until they sail for Europe on August I0
Reginald Vanderbilt will spend the fall at
I.enox in order to be his fancee, who returns
with her mother. Mrs Frederick Nelson at 'ne
close of the Newport season.
Iispenard Stewart is booked to sail for New
York August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston Livingston. jr-. have
returned to IslIp Long Island, from their visit to
the AdirOHdackS.
Lady Swansea who is now at Newport and being
extensively entertained is the widow and was the
third wife of Lord Swansea. who was far better
known alike in society, In politics and IN the IN
dustriaI world by the of Sir Hussey VIVIAN
which he bore until his elevation to the upper
house on the nomination Of Mr.. Gladstone. Lady
Swansea. who was Miss Beaumont, ana VINO tGe+ le
in he Christian of Ayer1I, IS a tenant
for life of late husbands principal country seat
singleton IN GdtIoi 1t ssent naer who in conse-
9uence Of the terms Of the will of his father de-
clined attend the latters funea Her T edGSt bas
boy. now twenty years old is heir 70 ms 1l hall
brothers honors and seat In the House oI l-oru9
Prince Hugo Hohenlohe who has been staying
at Newport and who Is enormously described In
contemporaries Prince Hohenzolern' Is the
youngest brother of the T -ussian Duke OF U1est'
was until recently Grand Chamberlain of the Court
of Emperor William Prince HUGO Is a Iieu ~
in the Prussan army and district magistrate III
Sesa-
Edward c. DelafeId and his wife. who vas Miss
Nargaretta s. Reasly, are spending the summer at
their place at Short Hills. n. J., but will go next
week to Sunswyck Westhampton Beach. Wnere ft
they will spend the remainder OF the month Win
Mr. Delafeld's father
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. with her niece Miss
May Goelet. and Prince Hugo Hohenlohe, OF Prus-
sia have left Newport and gone to Saratoga, where
they will stay with Mr. and Mrs. r. L. wilson, j.
Miss Alice Roosevelt. who IS staying with MI
and Mrs r Fulton Cutting ct Newport, has de-
cided TO extend her sojoun there for another week
A dinner of about fifty young people Will be given
in her honor tonight by Mrs. Francis Burial Hon-
Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane and Miss Evelyn Sloane
have left Lenox and gone to Newport for the pur-
pose of attending the wedding OF Miss Ethel Dawes
and Archibald Thacher on Saturday next Ihey
are staying with Miss Leary at her villa, In Mill
ST A dinner was given last night in honor OF MISS
Davies by Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin IhaW. at t wneh
Mr. and Mrs Craig Biddle were among the guests
Tonight Mrs. Julien T. Davies will give a large
dance at St Georges School for her daughter, al
which most of the latter's wedding party VIII De
present
Nine. Bonaparte. who has not been seen IN New
port for a number of years is now making short
stay there.