New-York tribune., 1902-07-19

AS usual, there was an exodus from town TO the
mountains and fashionable summer resorts yester-
day for the wek end, and the country seats around
this city will be the scene of many house parties
over Sunday: Dances will take place tonight at
portant functions Of this character being the fancy
dress ball at the Meadow Club, at southampton.
aeme ee MTs Stephen PEABODY and Mrs peIancey
Nicoll are the moving spirits in the affair
W. X. Vanderbilt has sailed for Europe the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. His did not.
however appear on the passenger list
President Roosevelt has emphatcally denied the
reports that engagement existed between his
eldest daughter. Miss Alice. and Robert 5. Clark.
son of Mrs. Alfred Corning Clark. Miss Roose-
vet is not even a personal acquaintance or Mrs.
The Marquis Saigo. whose death is reported by
cable dispatches from Japan. will be remembered
by many people here as having been the president
OF the Imperial Japanese Commission to the Gen.
tennal Exhibition. at Philadelphia He spent some
enioved the distinetion Of being not only Held
marshal, but likewise an admiral
Colonel Oliver Payne is cruising along the coast
with a party OF friends on board his yacht Aphro-
dite. His nephew, Harry Payne Whitney. and
will arrive next week ON the Kronprtnz Wilhelm
Colonel John Jacob Astor leaves town to-day for
Newport, TO spend few days with his mother at
for the arrival OF Mrs Astor and the children
Mr.. and Mrs William Payne Thompson have left
iains A'''A-
Mrs. James w Gerard, who has Miss Mary G.
Edwards staying with her. is established for the
at Corners Meet. Bar Harbor. Sumner
Gerard is expected theTe 1i ME And N. Ms James
at the latters country place in Montana.
Baron Max Oppenheim. one OF the secretaries OF
the German diplomatic agency in Egypt. who has
achieved some celebrity As an explorer and as the
Atia has gone 10 NeWpoTt for the balance OF the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Rutherfurd have left
Mr.. and Mrs Lew p Morton
Mrs stuyvesant Fish is having a temporary
ballroom 70 by - feet constructed the side
Of her house al Newport for her fancy dress dance
next month.
Mrs. James P Kernoehan is staying with her
son and daushter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs James L.
kornochan. a. New port
Mrs julien T Davies has issued invitations for
her daughter Ethers marriage 10 Archibald G.
Thatcher at AL Saints Chapel. Newport on
Miss Ruth Twombiy leaves Newport next week
20 stay al Isesboro. Ne. with Miss Betty Metcalfe.
daughter OF Mrs George Bird
George s Bowdoin Is building a large VIA at
Bar HaTboT. II viii not. however be ready for
occupancy Until next year
Miss Cornela Prime Is az Bar Harbor for the
season. and has the Rev Richard Bayey Post and
Miss Seton staying with her.
Mrs y. Devereux Ciapp and her daughter Edith
have decided to prolons thelr stay IN Europe. and
viii not return until late in November
Mt and Mrs Francis Burton Harrison are spend
ing the summer in California
MT. and Mrs. Pierre Lorilard Ronalds who have
been until nov az Tuxedo have closed their cot
tsge there and gone 70 Newport for the season.
Mira Cornelius Vanderbilt Is at Saratoga for a few
days. having gone there Wednesday attend
the dinner given by her brother. r. T. Wilson. jr.
honor Of his wifes birthday at the United States
father, Dr. a Lawrence Mason; her uncle, E kol-
10 HeS f M NhS Few hss ssys s az
Saratoga before returning TO Newport
Frederick Ambrose Clark son Of Mrs Clark who
is 60 marry Bishop Potter. and his hancee Miss
Florence Lockwood Stokes who have been visiting
his mother at Cooperstown, n. Y. returned 10
MamaroneCk yesterday. Miss Stokes is staying at
the home of her father. Henry B. Stokes. presi-
dent OF the Manhattan Life Insurance Company. at
Orienta Point She and MIR. Clark are 10 spend the
remainder OF the season IN MamaToueck, playing
golf. yachting and daShing the WeStchestsr
I'm the big racing automobiles owned by
Sister, Miss Marion Stokes Miss Stokes is mem nisrHr
ber OF the Apawams Golf Club at Rye. and is fire.
quently 20 be on the links there. She is also
one of the most accomplished horsewomen in West
chester County. Her mother. who died ten years
ago, fond OF horses and constantly in the
saddle, and she taught both OF the daughters TO
rSse Of Mr. Clark to Miss stokes will at taks is pIare
In the early fall, in st. Tmomas's Protestant Epis-
copal Church. Constable Memorial In MamarOueck
The Rev. DR.. Charles +. Canedy OF New -Rochelle
rector of the church, which the Stokes family at
tended for many years. will probably assist the
Rev +. Il. German in performing the ceremony