New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
NEW-YORK SOCIETY


Fashionable New-York is largely represented to-
dar at New-Haven where the Yale commence
r7ent is in progress. being there TO witness
The craduation of their sons. brothers cousins OF
friends while others have foregathered as aluIihi
of the university On Thursday there VIII oe a
ger te races and on Saturday many of the Yachts
will cross the Sound to Oyster Bay Tor Ire aiiu"'
regatta there
The cool weather yesterday brought number
of we'll known people back to town Ior a ddy
shopping and In the evening the theatres and roof
eardens were crowded. As usual the fashionable
restaurants were well patrontzed. and Fitth-aFe
took on much of its winter gayety. Mrs Stuyve-
SAINT Fish came down from her country home al
Observation-Disclosures. and seen driving
about in the SHOPPING districts. She wore frock
of tan canvas cloth. trimmed with cheVron en-
hrodery OF dark blue shading 10 wn'e, na ana =
Whitehouse came uo from her country home az
with some friends at sherry's. She was dressed
entirely in black crepe de chnf M & an end wore & oa'A
picture hat with trimming or bIack 1eatheIS-
The gymkhana organized in behalf Of the Stony
Void Sanatorium. which was TO take place on
Saturday last at Hill Crest. Mrs Trenor L Parks
country seat. White Plains VIII be held there
next Saturday, having been postponed on account
OF the weather.
William p Havemeyer and his daughter. Miss
Martha Havemeyer. have closed their house In
East Fifty-seventh-st and gone to their country
Hector H, Havemeyer will spend the summer with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs Jules A Montant have decided to
spend the summer abroad. They will sail on
Thursday for France the steamship La savoie-
DR. and Mrs. Alexander s. Clarke. who have
opened Beach Bound, their country home at New
port have as their guest Mrs. Clarke's mother
Mrs, Mccoy
Mr. and Mrs Alfred c.. Vanderbilt. who since
their arrival in Newport have been visiting Mr..
Vanderbilt's mother at The Breakers, have moved
into Pinard cottage No. .. which they have taken
for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt. however
will make their summer headquarters Oakland
Farm. their place at Portsmouth. r. l. about six
tage only from time time. when they care to be
Oakland Farm has been vastly improved since last
summer. and extensive alterations have been
sa the dance a1 eg pavilion in the rose garden which
during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs James A Burden sail for Europe
on Wednesday their annual tour abroad Mrs
Burden has been staying with her and daugh
ter-fn-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James A Burden. jr-. az
Lenox
Miss Emily Tuckerman. daughter of Mrs Lucius
Tuckerman, who is at present abroad. will return
to this country next month, and upon her arrival
will go to Ingeside her mothers country home at
Stockbrdge Mass; Miss TucherInan Is staying WITH
Easthampton is rapidly filling up. and everything
points toward unusually gay season for this
popular resort. Among those who will be there
for the summer will be Mr. and Mrs Joel B. Er-
Percy Moran, Leon Moran, Charles De Kay ana
Colonel and Mrs. George r. Dyer
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander will spend
August at Manhattan Beach. having taken apart
ments al the Oriental Hotel
DR.. and Mrs. F. P, Kinnicutt have rented their
spend part of the season at MorTistown. n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur B. Twombly will close their
town house In East Fifty-nfth-st.. to-day and go
Kipp of No. 4aS Fith-ave,. viii also leave town to-
day for the White Mountains
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. jr,. who at
Broad Hollow Farm, their country place at West
bury, Long Island, will spead part Of the summer
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones and Henry Walters
have returned to Newport from a brief visit
Arlie, the Jones plantation. near Wilmington. n C.
Mr. and Mrs ]. B. Haggin are expected in New
port this week, when they will open White Lodge.
In Belevue-ave., for the season
Tuxedo gay usual over Sunday. and
nearly all the houses in the Park had their share
of guests over the week end. Mr.. and Mrs, Peter
Cooper Hewitt entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
LOrfard RonaluS ana count de "a GhtrdrueSCd
Mr. and Mrs. George Rutledge Gibson gave din
ner on Saturday evening for Ambassador Porter.
and the same night Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer
also had party at dinner. Their guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Loriard, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
X Wilmerding and Miss Kean.
Sydney S. Breese and James Lawrence BEeese,
jr who have just finished their school year, Will
sail to-day for Europe on the Kaiserin Marie The
resia join their parents Mr.. and Mrs. James l.
Breese, in Paris. MIR. and Mrs. Breese will return
in July 10 this country, and will open their
cottage at Southampton for the rest of the
Mr. and Mrs. Philip NJ Lydg have postponed
their return TO this country. They decided TO
remain for the coronation and Mrs.
Lyds's parents. MIR. and Mrs. Ricardo de Acosta.
who recently went abroad Mr.. and Mrs, Lydig
expect 10 reach New-York about July 9.
Howard Alexander Smith and his bride. who
was Miss Helen Dominick, will spend the summer