New-York tribune., 1902-08-22
Abo1xf People and Social Incfde'1fs
NEw-YORK SOCIETY.

NEW-YORK SOCIETY.
A number of neopIe are leaving town to-day for
Newport in order TO attend Mrs. StuyVesant T lsh
Colonial ball at the Crossways to-nshl' oNe oI
its features will be the n1inuet in wnlch 1ne ~
Spanish Minister. Senor Imiio Ogeoai 'hs @
tary of the Spanish Legation Juan Flaho' 80,
Gruenstein of the German Embassy Baron B MAJ al
Oppenheim of the German diploma auc g! aga tfon
at washington. and Herman Norman, of the BIZ, Bell
ish Embassy well as Francis j. OtIS HT wAi! Gven
9oF 9oiyn 1 BuFden I Miss Natca Rives Miss Cynthia
Roche and Miss Laura Swan
Bishop Potter left town yesterday afternoon tor
Cooperstown, y. Y, on visit to Mrs. 4, Aiirea
Corning Clark b dSs4a1 his anHas ses The 6's0P VIII
Mrs Ogden Goelet has issued invitations for
linr.r dance on Tuesday evening next at ner
villa at Newport Eli EsRn Ms pyfg Nav G Goeie Mt'
Reeinald w Rives Robert L. Stevens and Frank
K Sturgis will be the judges ct the anhual morse
show which opens at southampton to-day ana
which will continue until tomorrow night Inc
show takes place at Interlaken. ,oI cIe
and the entries number more than two hundred
One of the earliest features of the fall season
in town will be the show of the Ladies kennel
Association at Madison Square Garden. Cpwafo
of $4,000 in prize money has been offered ana; $50 so
far as can be gafhtTed i re "a at Pbibtjoni PFGfGt
Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney. who are staying
with the Secretary of State and Mrs Jonn nay
at the latter's country place at NewburS' ~ H.
have leased Mr. and Mrs Aimeric Hugh Pagets
house No. Il East Sixtyhrst-st, for the win,er'
and win take possession of It next nSatn mon ,ar sar-
abroad owing 10 Mrs. Pagets health
Colonel Oliver H Payne who has been cruising
has rprI rrl
town. and is at his house in Fifth-ave. for few
days
NJ Jusseraud. who. it is runored- VIII De 'he
new French Ambassador. enjoys one important
advantage over his predecessor, NJ Jules Cam
bon He speaks English perfectly. having spent
in an b64b 9cnI faRaaX fnsah and an on e
Continent as the greatest foreign authority on on
being classed standard works
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K Vanderbilt left town yeater-
day for Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs W D Sloane have gone to their
camp in the Adlrondacks-
Announcement is made of the engagement Of Law
renee Bogert Gilman Miss Edith Coppell, daugn-
ter of the late George CoppeH OF No. 70 Fifth-ave
The wedding will take Place IN Grges Ts,6sT 6npr6h ~ tb n
St Ni4h9aS d s2s5y s 9s n9d 9T8fPfT o. D0ua
Mr. and Mrs Goodhue Livingston have left South
ampton for Newport where they staying with
Mr and Mrs Oliver c. Jennings Robert 5. Brew
ster is likewise among the Iatters guests
Mrs. John Lawrence Lee. who is now at Bar
Harbor, will spend the fall at Staatsburg. y. 7
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick DaIziel. of Paris, are
staying with Mrs. Dalziers grandfather, John W
Ellis at Newport Mrs. Dalziel was formerly Miss
Emily Hoffman.
Harry Payne Whitney is expected in few days
at October Mountain his fathers place in the Berk
shires, where he will entertain shooting party
Miss Adelaide Randolph. who arrived on Wednes-
day from Europe, went yesterday 70 Saratoga to
visit her stepfather. William c. Whitney. after
which she viii go on to Newport
Mr. and Mrs Jules vatable were in town yester-
day-also Frederick Gebhard-
Mr. and Mrs. ". Fitzhugh Whitehouse. who have
been yachting along the coast OF Norway are ex-
pected next month at Newport
The Duchess OF Marlborough IS booked 70 sail for
England on September 20
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Stuyvesant return frcm
Europe next month and Will 80 to their place IN
New-Jersey for a time before opening their house
in Stuyvesant Square.
DR.. and Mrs ]. Leonard Corning who were at
Morristown during July. al Bar Haroor for the
rest OF the season.