New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

NEW-YORk SOClEI1-
| With this week ends the Newport season Al
| ready the Duchess of Marlborough. Mr. ana MIS-,
Alfred g. Vanderbilt. Mrs H. Mex Twonbly ana
Mr.. and Mrs. William X Vanderbilt jr. have gone
and other departures will follow this week FOR
! those who remain there are still two dinners 10
| be given by Mrs. Aster. some minor entertain
| ments, the dog and the weekly hunt arranseu
| by P. F. Collier. Bar Harbor will not be deserted
| for few weeks yet. as autumn is the most dehght
| full season there Lenox is crowded at the present
moment, and there many who are returnihS
| early to their country seats in WestehesteT on
| Long Island and on the banks of the Hudson. III
| town after this week great many familiar races
will be at the restaurants and theatres 1any my
the principal piays The races win Continue until
aheugh those a AND wh 50 have nF bn
ing spirits. William G Whitney Nj IT. and rdernIan MgS;
| B Duryea. have sailed for Europe and are to do
some shooting the Yorkshire moors
Nowhere has the season been more gay than in
the Adirondacks. 1t shows signs as yet OF
waning. and many who came down from the
mountains have gone back. One of the features
Of the season is the races of the St Regis facht
Club. which take place each Saturday ana wncn men
are rendered the more interestins by the taGI th a
sailed BY It's Owner. Anson Phelps Stokes is the he
| commodore of the club and Edward Trudeau Its IT'S
vice-president while among the directors are Arcn-
bald Rogers simeon J. Drake Henry L. Hotchkiss
The Duchess of Marlborough and Mr. and Mrs
o. II. P. Belmont arrived yesterday from Newport
on board Henry Walters's steam yacht Narada
and went to Mrs. Belmont's place at Hen2stead
where the duchess will remain until she sans Oh
September II.
Judge George IngTaham. of the Supreme Court
arrived in town last night from Bar Harbor. being
summoned to the bedside Of his brother u. r
Ingraham. who is dangerously ILL., The otner Eiet @
beTS Of Of MI Ingrahams famliy ieef stbnrad aroand
him. Little hopes are entertained for his recovery.
On Tuesday the Newport Dog Show opens at the
Casino There are some three hundred entries. It's
success. from a social point of view IS likely 20
be impaired by the failure 70 hold 1t carrier In the
season
The Rev. and Mrs. George Grenville Merrill have
left Tuxedo and gone to Newport where they are
staying with Mrs MerrilTs sister, Mrs. Nichoias
Brown, at the Fearing villa
The various country houses in the neighborhOod
Of Morristown are being opened more for fall,
Dinners and dances are being arranged az the
Morris County Country Club. and elaborate prep
arations are being made for the Morristown Horse
Show Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mex. Twomhiy arrived at
ba3d h0rha Mr. and Mrs. Richard 4 McCqrdy r
Mrs Robert Il McCurdy end and r 6,Gv afG Fs se m t
neghborhood within the next few days
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Parish have left Southamp-
r. t2n j. and have returned to ''s'F p'"'' 4' D'7
Mr.. and Mrs " C. Reynal have gone 70 the
AdIrondacks and are in camp on Raquette Lake.
Grand Duke Boris of Russia brings ms stay aI
Nevrport to an end Tomorrow when he will return
tn town He is booked sail this week, but u IS
possible that he may more change MS pans
and delay his departure
Abram s Hewitt who has been spending the
summer at Bar Harbor. has arranged to return 10
town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William X Vanderbilt Jr' VINO are |
hoth 4, town arc 10 go soon to San Francisco.
Nj and Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont are booked 20
sal for Europe September II by the same snip |
that carries to England the Duchess OF MARI
borough
NJ. oat1s,rb Tborre who has been spending !
the summer at MilIbrook. y. Y. returned TO town
Yesterday, and is at her house. No as9 Madison
Frederick Newbold and his sisters have arrived
from Europe and gone to their country pace @'
PougbkeeDStS.