New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
HARBOR is DOING.
SOCIAL, SEASON OPENED WITH A DIN
NER DANCE AT THE KEBo
VALLEY CLUB.

r,ar 4arbor Ne July IL (speciaD.-Another fort
night will see this resort launched upon season
more than usually gay. the opening aiiti' Is tre
frst dinner dance at the Kebo Valley Club this
evening II was proposed 10 begin the series last
week but the governors changed the plans and
altered the date until people were more settled
The town is crowded with diplomats. One after
another Of the foreign legations has taken houses
here for the summer, and the latest to arrive Is
Count Cassini the ambassador Of the Gear, ac-
companied by II. Pierre Rogestvensky and the
Countess Cassni. The Russian ambassador ar
rived here on Thursday night Society Is dehght-
ed at the prospect eff entertaining many notable
people and the Countess Cassin with her social
charm and great beauty will be OF the most
popular women this season. The Cassnis have
taken a small unpretentous cottage and the count
is at present busy concerned with affairs of
state. He has brought with him his automobile
The various members of the British embassy
rived on Tuesday. 1t is given out by Of the
attaches that the British ambassador. the Hon.
Michael Henry Herbert, will be here some time in
the summer. The British embassy will have Mrs.
Emmons's cottage. and the members already
installed there At present there are three rep
resentatives here.
movement is foot to revive a sport which
very popular here a number of years ago
horse racing Colonel Edward Morre has a fine
track at Robin Hood Park. about two miles out of
town. and he has offered the OF it for this
purpose The riders will be gentlemen Jockeys.
and it is proposed to have gymkhana which were
popular at Kebo in the old days II is certain
that running with gentlemen up will be
of the features of the horse show.
The harbor is unusually well filed with yachts
for early in the season. Joseph Letter
down the first of the week with his steam yacht
Taurus The Eastern Yacht Club was here most
OF last week. and a number Of them have re-
turned. Among these the Pantooset, A. S.
Bglow; the Athene, william Gay; the Shark,
Frank Ames; the Ituna, F. II. Stevens; the Juan
ita, George McQuestiOn. FL Placta, Morris X.
Jesups steam yacht came down on Wednesday
the two raceabouts owned by T. G.. Condor, of
NewYork, and Antonio Y. Stewart. Mr. Condons
boat the Red Wing. badly beaten.
General Horace Porter. United States Ambassador
to France. adds one to the populous dipIo-
matte colony. General Porter came here from
Lenox, where he attended the wedding of Miss Lila
eTest of MOTIFS K Iesl,n WIN nti remain ma 6eTe as the
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Berwind
The LOuisburg cottages will all be occupied bv
been taken by William g. Park. J. II. Shift has
Captain Henry de Boerut, of London England
man, of New-York. has arrived at the same hotel.
T. Sufern Taller, of New-York came this week
Miss Edwards and Mrs. Frank L. Stickney, are
The opening golf tournament at Kebo was played
on Friday II was a competition against bogey,
NeWYor %as rs fia r. Auchncosso" o"qGn eores os
s. Robbins Of New-York, and Dr. Robert Amory
Tied for second.
Herbert Jaques who was secretary of the horse
snow two years ago has consented to look after
Morrell. president of the association has arrived
Mr. and Mrs. F. a w. Stone and Miss "sd Margaret
Stone, Of New-York have arrived at the Louis
Mrs. George Lord Of New-York, who has been
visiting dStdg MI Mt and Mrs r. Hall MCCORMICK at Mz-
OF the season.