New-York tribune., 1902-08-03

Mrs. Henry Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. Mrs.
Honorina Vail. Mrs. Frederic Pearson. MIR, and
Mrs. S. w. Brigham, Major McCauley, Charles
How. ]. B. Henderson, Casimir Moore and Mr..
Cochran.
Mrs Susan Green entertained at dinner wednes-
day The guests Mrs. Charles z. Green. Miss
Louise Hollins, Miss Edith Hollns. Miss Hester
Hone. Miss Rhoda Emlen Smith. Edwin DENLY,
Grant Douglas. Russell Auchncloss, Mr.. Potter
and Count Won Wartenslaben-
Mrs. Roland Redmond, of New-York. gave a
luncheon Thursday at the Malvern in honor Of her
niece Miss Livingston The guests were Mrs \.
Carey Lee. Miss Sylvia Fox, Miss Hoffman, Miss
Edwards, Miss Phipps and Miss Hone
Bridge has taken more hold here this summer
than before. The large tournament given at
the Newport Friday attended by all of the
Nan an Rensseasr MISS F9X. MS a; II 3 SIe"drI Nf
nee, Miss Bend and Mrs Winthrop.
dinner on Friday night. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Emery. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wads-
snd @Si' Mrs 2E" T G S coadoh Mrs Miss Nc
Cormick, J B. Henderson and John Inglts
contests are being fought out with deterHination.
Victories was broken on Saturday by II. NJ Sears.
with his Crowninshied boat. the Bogey. The Her
Mr.; and Mrs E &; Fab6rI entertai2ed dinner 9Ia
ea eoFge F5 T. n5Eh 2anderb r and Mrs. a Horace
GaIlatin Mrs Fabbri sr the Marehese Guadagin ,EiI
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Scott Charles How and MISS
The Pynes arrived Sunday They have taken
the Geranium cottage MIR. and Mrs. NJ Taylor
Pyne. r. l. Pyne and NJ. Taylor Pyne, jr. We're IN
the party. Alexander Armstrong is visiting them;
The arrangements for the horse show are well
under way The premium list has been issued and
judges and committees appointed There are forty
two classes. besides number of special classes
park exhibit. Colonel Z. Morren has been elected
president of the association, and Herbert Jaques
Secretary. Judges for trotters and roadsters VIII
be William NJ. Roberts. E. =. Greeley ana t +.
Moran; horses and ponies in harness Clarence
Moore and Edward Browning; saddle and jumping
horses John c. Groome and Clarence Moore Judges
of running races. DIR. Guy Whiting, Captain
Thomas Bush and Edward Norren; jumping class.
Charles E. Mather and w. Plunkett Stewart;
starter S. Megargee Wright.
The ball at the Malvern on Wednesday nIsnt was
preceded. as usual by number or large dinners;
Bartlett ripp formerly connected with the United
States Embassy to ST. Petersburg, Is at the New
port vi. = -. -. NJ,
vern for the simmer Other prominent arrivals to
there this week were 1- T. HheiPS anu OdI-
ter Phelps, of NeW-York. 1,-,.
New-Yorkers have captured SIrihdStone What
once was a colony of PhiladelphlanS Is now given
up to Ciothamites Mrs George North and the
Misses North are at the Inn. MIR. and Mrs Will
lam III Bliss of New-York, nave opened their cot
tage at Grndstone for the summer Robert Bliss.
who has been in Porto Rico during the winter. will
visit them in August. Mr.. ana MIS- William L.
Gardner of New-York. are at the Inn Other New
Workers who have recently arrived are Mrs T. II.
Brown Mrs w A Gardner MIS- James w Stew
ard and George b. Perkins MISS Faith Moore has
arrived at the Moore cottage Far-from-the- Wolf