New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

itself or those country houses III the heIShoOi-
hood which admit running into town every day
for shopping, calling or for attending entertanI
rnents. Indeed. there is every prospect OF ~ If
The ia shioraIie set will make a stay at Lenox pc
fore coming back here it will not be long ere od 1Ld
resume their accustomed animation and life
People are already planning TO leave Newport.
Meanwhile however, there is no letup in the round
OF gavetv there, and numerous are the enter
tainnents that the season is almosh~ss eHhausei"s
as is town in mfdwinter. To-day tire City-pS-I.e
Sea is all agog in connection with the Visit OF tile
President who visits Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Chan
Ter 20 attend the christening OF thtlr IlLdaat
Mhe Tf s the PTesaen and Lewis Ghanler e. be the
godfathers. the chd RECEIVING tne EaiIT f5aS % noD
cert preceded by a dinner. while among 9tner an
ners given tonight is one by Mrs Ogdeh "oeie'' d.
Ochre Court.
The principal feature on society programme loI
Tomorrow is the theatrical entertainment given
~ ReauIie,, hyy Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr VINO
is taking the entire wild Rose" company rom ON
here to Newport for the occasion Inc wiz "
will be given in theatre speclaTy viii be
followed by supper ana a 1aalG1; n, 70 the absence
N if comna1v at Newport viii be closed to-mor-
night
On Tuesday Mrs. Ogden Goelet gives dlnnea
dance at Ochre Court her Newport mouse @ aIu
Elisha Dyer. jr., viii lead the cotion PnmbToke pt
Jones viii entertain the Bridge Club at frleone'il-
Al Newport Mrs Vanderbilt has a big dinner
rerty an wednesday evening at The Breakers
while at Bar Harbor on the same evening Augustus
C. Gurnee gives big musical at the Keno EaiiSy
Club. 1t is on that daX TOO Pt that ana THe pnnSan W
Gambler takes place at Strandn9me. rhe and T1 Mrs
Charles A. Post at Bayport Long lslahd siiss ss
Edith Pest and Miss Edith Gambler Viii act asd -
James Otis Post the best man.
Thursday is the date set for Mrs Astors ball. on
which occasion the new ballroom OF Beech"ooo, hel
NeUport villa is to be opened while on FRIDAY
large numbers OF people will be coming oach st,T ~
town in order attend the Futurity race on 0alUi
day
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clews will move into their
new house in Fifth-ave., opposite the Ca'hsoldl'
Immediately on their return to town signs ol 10
1o1F'y-fOuf'"-S'' noW "''''n has 'F-" '
TjttIe credence is placed in the reports that the
wedding of Miss Cathleen Nelson and fSesHdiu
Vanderbilt is TO take place at Newport ID the
winter Mrs Nelson has no house mere, ssu pIsee
far more likely that the G6 gfftSlave Tl
Mr. and Mrs H NICK Twombly, who are now at
Nee;port. are expected back at FloFham tneir
country place near Madison. n j. toward the
middle OF next HoLtL'
The Duchess Of Marlborough is booked to sail on
%, and as she wishes 10 sPSII1 & 49,
davs in town and also at Hampstead before return
ing to England it is probable that she viii leave
Newport about September IL NJ ava ava,daTbiit H m
r belmont MT; si ana VIE IT, S1d Mrs seIh Barton
French. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lehr. MTS U.s. StSy In
Neson as well as Reginald yepder6t esS9s5 5s,s5
many more OF the Fashionable SET naei's d'
To leave Newport about the same tIfhe.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olyphant. who have been
spending the summer their country place on
Lake Champlain. go TO southampton cary mex mex
month Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Olyphant ana tneiT
daughtsr vii rsmnn 5 aftsr al ffsin sSHd
The Rev DR. Ernest NJ. stres. Of ST. Thomas's
Church. and Mrs stires. who are spending the
summer at Lake George. are receiving congFatula-
tions on the birth OF a son
Mrs Theodore a. Havemeyer. jr-. who was MISS
Catherine Aynar Sands Is staying l with ;z pr; aro
Mrs. E. Aymar Sands at shorehaIn- southampton
Thomas stnulan has a cottage at New-London'
where he is spending the summer with his youngest
daughter. Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs Byan K Stevens have left Lenox
and gone 70 Narragansett Pier.
Mrs william A street and Miss Rosamond Street
who have been staying at Newport. returned yes
;erday 10 their country place at SeaoFisht ~ d
From England comes the announcement OF the
engagement OF Miss Massie Strong, the eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Everard Strong.
to Captain Moreton Gage, OF the 'th Dragon asoo9
Guards of the British army She mas been aoroaa
with her mother and her sister Alice since aSt
spring having leased No. 10 Great CunoeTI@and @
Lady Randolph Churchill. for the London season
James c. Parish. Miss Helen Parish and j. C.
Parish r. who recently returned from Europe,
are at their cottage at Southampton. near the
Meadow Club.
William Bayard Blackwell and Mrs Blackwell
who was Miss Beatrice Bogart, will remain at
f}roolWood Garrisons on Hudson, until late IN
the autumn
Judge George Ingraham. OF the Supreme Court.
returned 10 town yesterday in order TO meet Mrs
InCraham and Miss Ingrah4m on their arrival from
Europe.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. who have
been at Saratoga since the beginning Of the month.
arrive this week ct their place october Noun
tain near Lenox for three weeks stay. MI and
Mrs Lawrence Waterbury are likewise que al
Lcnox this week. making ne TRIP from SaFdtusa IA
their automobile car
Mrs Murray Winthrop and Miss Marie Winthrop
have gone to Canada for extensive tour and
will go West far Lake Superior before re-
turning home
F. Augustus Schermerhorn has ended his cruise
on board his steam yacht Free Lance and has re-
turned TO LenoA-
NEWPORT SOCIAL NOTES.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l
N.ynort r l. Aug 23-Mrs. Ogden Goelet and
Mrs " storrs Wells among those entertain
ing at dinner Tonight
Fdvard H. r. Green son OF Mrs. Hetty Green, Is
a guest of Miss Leary at the Paul cottage
MI and Mrs. j. Edward Addicks and family nave
arrived at Belvor for the remainder OF the season