New-York tribune., 1902-09-05


yesterday with a party on board his yacht. Mrs
Vanderbilt will follow Tomorrow
Among the entertainments scheduled for to-day
at Newport is the dinner to be given by Mrs. Penn
broke Jones' at Friedhein1, for the Grand Duke
Boris of Russia and the Duchess of MARLBOROUGH
STD '4ieT @ IeaFes Newport t2-rlofroW r LOT iiep
Mrs. Brockholst Cutting and her William
viii in a few days resume occupation of their
Belevue-ave cottage. at Newport, which they had
tet Tor the summer Later in the fall they VIII go
20 Europe FOR the winter
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish will remain for another ten
days at Newport before going to her country place
the Hudson and before leaving will give a
large dinner at the CrOssways on Sunday, Septem-
Der Il.
The runs of the Monmouth County Hounds begin
tomorrow at Newport. under the direction Of their
master Z. Fenelon Collier. the first meet being AT
Easton's Point. There will likewise be meet al
the same hour of the Essex County Hounds at
southampton, Long Island
Nearly $1,000 is offered in prizes for the West
chester County Horse Show. which begins at White
Plains October and lasts until October 4. Will
lam. Oliver and Adrian lsen. jr., well as E. C.
Potter. Howard Willets Marion Storey. John D.
Archbold, Colonel William Jay and W2rthlngton nsI
Whitehouse are among those giving special prizes
good. Howard N Potter and Edward Grocer
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Hartman, jr, nave IeIl
Newport for their place at White Plains, N. u
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mex. Twombly expected to-
Tqorrow T1o,, at Florham. their country place near
Madison. n. j., from Newport
Miss Coleman Drayton is recovering from seri-
Gus attack of typhoid fever at Dark Harbor. Me-
J. Pierpont Morgan has purchased the house and
lot the north side of West Thirty-sixth-st Tor
enlargtng his art gallery.
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes has returned to town
from the Adirordacks. and is at her house in
Madison-ave.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence NJ. Hyde have left the
Adrondacks and gone to their country place at
Mr. and Mrs. Bradish johnson. who have been
at Northeast Harbor. Me-. VIII spend the fall at
and.
Mrs. James Geraud. jr., has gone to Bar Har-
Dor.
Among those sailing to-day on board the Celtic
are William c, Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
Payne Whitney and MT. and Mrs Herman B.
Duryea. who expect 10 be back here in the latter
part of October, in time to see some o. the racing
at Morris Park.
Raron Mum Won Schwarzenstein. the German
Minister Plenip0tentary at Picking arrives in
for Germany
James J. Van Allen Is about 20 start another
fishing and shooting trip in Canada before sailing
for Europe. He Is organizing q party for the
purpose. William P. Thompson. Nho married
Miss AthertOn Blight is likewise about to take
I fishing party to Canada and Nova Scotia.
NJ Cambon before proceeding to Madrid 20 as
sumo his duties as French Ambassador to the !
Court OF Spain will visit this country. sailing
lbsUt October 10 present his letters Of recall
% the President and bid farewell 10 the many |
friends made during his long sojourn in America.
SIR. Albert H GalIatin and the Misses Gallatn. |
II Gramercy Park. have returned from the Adiron-
lacks and are at Lake Mohonk for the month OF !
september.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cass Csnheld are placed in !
Mourning by tho death az Asheye. y. g. On |
Monday of Mrs w HoughtelinE. the mother or !
Mrs. Garfield Mr. and Mrs Garfield have only !
eturned from a long "trip abroad. but their !
Orced withdrawal from all the festivities OF the !
winter here Will probably have the effect of lead
ng them 10 so 10 Europe again era long.