New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

O~''Ne' 81 dl the CLUBHOUSE
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, and her daughters.
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Van Rensselaer,, will return
to town tomorrow from Bar Har6or. and Will
open their house in East Thtrty-seVenth-st
CrenviIIe- Winthrop has purchased the William
Robeson place at Lelox. for a sum reported to be
$4,000 1t comprises about sixty acres OF woodland
meadow and lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Griswold Haven are to
leave Lenox to-day for the Hot Springs. Va
Mr. and Mrs Bradish Johnson Carroll who spent
the summer at Fishers Island Long Island. have
now returned to town and are at their house in
West Seventy-ninth-st
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald W. Rives spending the
fall at Carnwarth their country place at New
Hamburg on the Hudson
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Howard Foster gave din
ner party at sherry's last night for Miss Cornea
Martin. daughter OF Mrs. Charles Martin, and
Iefferts Suydam Hoffman. whose wedding takes
place to-day in the Chantry OF Grace Church.
Broadway and Tenth-st
Among those at the Hot Springs are Mr.. and Mrs
Pembroke Jones' Mrs. Buchan Winthrop and Miss
Marie Winthrop, Mrs Seth Barton French. Mr.
Kortright Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Post and Mrs.
John Clinton Gray.
J Loubat has arrived in town from Paris for
brief stay.
Captain and Mrs. Warren c. Beach have returned
10 town from Saratoga, and are at their house. No
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Hampden Rob5 will leave their
country place at Southampton for the
morrow for Lancaster. Mass. where they will
main until the middle Of next month
Mr. and Mrs. Orme Wilson will continue 20 make
their headnuarters at Babylon. Long Island, until
sixty-fourth-st.. will not be ready for occupancy
until then
Mr. and Mrs Edward Mcvickar returned yester-
dav 70 town from Canada. and are at their house,
in East Fifty-sixth-st-, for the season
Mrs stanford White Is still at her country place.
at 81. James Long Island AMI will not come
into town for the season until the middle OF next
month.
John Bigelow and Miss Grace Bigelow will remain
at their country place at Highland Falls. " Y IN
iii the middle OF November. when they will return
to town and open their house. IN Gramercy PARK
for the season
THE ILLNESS OF ]. d ROCKEFELLER. JR.
John D. Rockefeller. IT, has been quite i'll with
a serious cold and throat AZ Pocantico Hills
for two weeks and. despite reports 10 the contrary
alarming aspect of his illness has been his high
temperature. which has existed since september 80.
sometimes reaching 102 degrees. The members OF
the Rockefeller family have made every effort 70
keep the illness OF the young man secret, but II
has leaked out. and even then all news about his
condition was refused. At the house it was said
last night that Mr. Rockefeller not seriously
iI ana that he would be able 10 go out in day
MIR. JACKSON WOULD ACCEPT \ MISSION.
Berlin. Oct l3--The authorities at Washington
have asked Secretary Jackson If he would accept
a Ministry in South America. and he replied that
he would IL II was offered. though he preferred a
Ministry in Europe. There Is other basis for
the widely spread report that Mr.. Jackson is going
10 The Hague. Minister Newell has not resigned,
and IL is learned that he does not intend an early
withdrawal from The Hague.