New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

While there are many people III 'o"h Ioi 'ii1
Immediately after the race for the various summer
resorts where the week end psrtss n Miit an Mon
day NeY-York will be 10 ot5 all IN 19tents eIn ana
Among those who have already left town for
Sunday and Labor Day are Senator ana ..sd, MIs-
where they are staying at the New Cliffs Hotel
Lorillard Spencer, jr. has gone to Newport
Among the various entertainments scheduled for
to-day are James J. Van Aen's big musical at
Wakehurst his villa at Newport the HsHai Sa.CP Tabt
day dances at the seawanhfsa fhe MeadoW Club at
Southampton and at the Kebo VALLEY CLUB shl At Bar
cock links southampton for the cup presented by
Robert NJ Thompson
T. suffern Taller has sailed for England for the
purpose of joining Mr and Mrs L. ~ Iaiief' WHO
have been touring IN Scotaho-
Mrs. George Sheldon and her daughters have left
Bar Harbor and gone to Oyster Bay.
Cornelius Vanderbilt has arrived in town. and
will go this afternoon with the officers and men or
his company of the 18th Regiment to Long 6Isnch'
where they will remain until MONDAY dite4ioOH
That the Yachting season is nearing it's end Is
shown by the fact that August Belmonts 7o-footer
Mneola has gone of commission. and is being
has been chartered by Mr.. and Mrs George j.
Could hroughout the summer has @ been gwen CIV pr up
land to be returned to it's owner
Captain and Mrs Philip Lydig have left Newport
and gone to Saratoga.
Mr. and Mrs. James a. stillman who have been
cruising along the coast on the Columbia. have re-
turned to Newport
Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll is reported to be seri-
ousy i'll at the country place Of her sistsT MRS
William E. Iselln IS cruising along the coast OF
Newfoundland board his yacht the Emerald
Yesterday he reported at St Jonn s
Mr. and Mrs. Herman B. Duryea. who are now
at Newport are booked to sail on Friday next for
Europe. Mrs. Marshall C. Lefferts. who has been
for the last few weeks at Narragansett Pier. has
gone Newport for rev days
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS
Among those who will sail to-day for Rotterdam
on the steamer Noordam are the following:
Stanford Newell United M and Mrs. Michael e
Minister 20 Hol DooIsy
u4s Isnq II L. Goodrich Myrou ", Wb,trey
Among those expected here to-day on the steamer
St Paul are the following:
Nj and Mrs John D. John DalzeIl
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Ap- MI and Mrs H NJ Earis
Miss Wlntred Appleton Niss jeanette L Sr. Glider
Mrs II. O. Armour Tx -eroverilor ana MI u n
MI and Mrs 8 Hastings.
R.n1rnt Mr.. and Mrs. David Mcclure.
and Mr.. Henri A Mrs Charles r Macdonald.
sSe Macdonald.
Niss Anita Blair Mr.. and Mrs II. P. Preston
Ms. NatsJ,a Charles NJ
{; NJ and family
Nr and Mr.. R. b Coyken- The Earl Of Rosslyu-
dali Bronson winthrop
Booked to sail on the Minnehaha to-day TOT Lon
don
wsitsr 9 Allen Edna M Davis.
NJ srs Mrs P F Barring G. Davis.
,on Anslev o. Davis
xr ans Mrs. c Y. Mrs Charles McQuistcr-
-puron =. r Reid
Mi Wentforrh a 2. Stuart.
Some OF those on the steamer StatendaH duc
here from Rotterdam tomorrow the following:
Mrs Charles n. Mr.. snd Mrs. H v Rufher-
Or. Mrs. Msx Adler ford
Mr.. s. Eaton. and Ms George B. Nos-
Mr. andy Mrs s. Rob burg.
ins1n Paul l. Fosburs
Alice Ryerson- Joseph Zseni
London, Aug. ea.-The American Line steamer ST.
Louis which sails from Southampton for New
York Tomorrow will take among her passengers
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Stuyvesant and w 3