New-York tribune., 1902-08-03

for the big Sherry will serve the supper after
which buffet lunch will be served until the eoncu-
sion of the festivities which, according TO the eiano
rate programme, will last until well into the small
hours of the morning, it is expected that 1t VIII
be after midnight before the various amusements on
the lawn will have completed when the cotil-
lon will be In order.
There is much disappointment here at the change
of plans of William K Vanderbilt, jr. who ten
days ago ii was believed would be in Newport
by this time. and would be actively engaged in ar
ranging the annual races for automobiles The
latest news is that he will arrive in this country
about August 15 and If that be the case there Will
still be plenty of time to make all arrangements
TO have his 74-footer Virginia put in commission,
discharge all of the crew and await further orders
The work of getting the yacht so59 59ads d fpr @ Bfen
tons Cove half rgged, awaiting the pleasure Oh
The principal event of the week was the arrival
mere 5e on Rgiday OF Miss aee o r and m MIS-
r. Fulton Cutting. of New-York, who mas rented
full series of entertainments has been arranged for
Miss Roosevelt during her stay here and I'd ne he
two weeks by members OF society PresiSent Sent
the first of September. coming here on the steam
yacht May7ower. formerly Mrs. Ogden Coolers
Wbat the Presdents plans are during his stay
here is not known at the present time 9ut aresqg are
anticipation of his visit to Newport When As
yisfed SeWport and opened the session of the war
college. On that occasion he was the guest OF MT
ansp ane MFs eEss 3 the s Presdeh and M
nes MSEsAa On lis her ahfs n
Occupied with the combined manauvres Of the
ag ahmy to ans SeRpoFt RaSE Tse IN sIs sas
The deathknen Of golf in Newport Tb has eee9 o
the association win not be opened at ALL At a re-
sn5 se 0a 5hs s and
cusson it was decided that NOTICE be sent to to
not again leased. and that the club wind UP its
sf Season There were one or two members in the
club who enthusiasts and at once started "a a
Club to keep the house open there for the remain
der of this season This will require % s & ana N bs as
had subscribed it is probable that the remain @
ae T1 to meet its expenses from the time OF its
and every ears a ths drection
failed. The clubhouse is expensive one to main
tain and as there s ape found So ahg to make
succeed The 5 sue The dhonse Ma %
naiiy intended for pronaiscuous entertaining but
for this it 5s Wss ssse een there notably
bail given by William K Fanderbnt ,H, Ie% years ear
ago 4 baTe Tee 0TeoAf peio eId there but Spend
Of nearly go II Tas founa and poio payers
after one two trials refused 10 use me sne aeLu &
b bnu aaS has laid it out for polo and racing with
every prospect Of the place being hnahciai sue
Interest in polo has been revived here 2 and even
The The RPaeqSs ssf io WEEKS have brought out large
tendance of fashionable people to visit the place
IN ali sorts of swell conveyances and SIP Tea. on
he broad niazzas of the clubhouse which Is
hoing occupied this year for the nrst TIME. Inc
opv are REGINALD and Alfred Vanderbilt and 70
their Individual efforts may be attributed a gooa
na RI of the renewed interest in the game Botn
have developed in a comparatively snort time into
fairly good PLAYERS, and give promise with prac-
1ice of being adopts at the sport Alfred G van
mouth Is kept the finest condition. and has been
used by him almost daily since his ARRIVAL mere
this summer. - x,aso-
blt and Miss Kathleen Nelson, daughter or sdrs.
Frederic Nelson is accepted on all sides as fore-
gone conclusion and the young couple are re-
ceiying every consideration accorded to couples
whose engagements have been formally announced
Mrs Nelson denies the existence of any under
standing but as 1t is fashionable to make deniais
this fact in no way shakes the conviction that be-
fore another year passes the youngest son OF the
house of Vanderbilt will have taken to himself a
wife and that the object of his choice VIII be
Miss Nelson Mr.. Vanderbilt recently purchased a
farm in Portsmouth, short distance from that OF
ont covering over $4,000 for alterations and i'm
provernents to the place and in every instance It Is
Stimulated that the work must be completed before
the opening of the of 1903
With the purchase of the estate of General Lloyd
T3rvce in Bellevue-ave.. E. Rollins Morse has &C
o,,ircd possession of nearly the entire block in
which his new villa is situated the price paid FOR
the Bryce estate being $4,000 Mr. Morse VIII prob
aTIv remove the villa the Bryce estate. and by
the openins of next the lot will be con-
verted into magnificent lawn which VIII set on
the new villa. which requires greater space TO show
off 10 advantage its odd and attractive archi-
lecture.