New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

After an unusually dull week society enters upon
new to-day which promises to anora pieh.s
of entertainment. 4 large contingent Oh the Iash-
ionable set have gone to Saratoga for the racing
season, which begins tomorrow, whlie the dliuai ann
cruise of the fleet of the New-forK Aaent N,uD'
which starts on Tuesday from New-Lonooi'
Cup races are to be sailed win form the pretext ps
for many entertainments both aIoat ana
there viii be the wedding Of Archnag ao whieh
very large number of invitations have been issued
and which is be followed by large RECEPTION at
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julien r. Davies.
Indeed, the Newport season seems to be at
length getting under way Next Saturdays wed
ding will be followed by A-rs E- J. Fen1nrohe
Joness ''frolfc' and dance August 10 Mrs D.
Cnch Smiths dinner DANCE on august ,sst % Mrs
Cornelims Vanderbit's lawn fete August .,
and Mrs. Astor's ball for the opening OF heg Hew
ent gossip is 10 be believed, this month, WHICH Is
be be al allowed to pass away without the formal Ian an
nouncement of at least TWO aha faasRRionabie set
Although the arrival of Mr. and Mrs Wlhafii n
Vanderbilt jr.. is looked for toward the hiiuuIe Is
of the month. yet the fact that orders nave Jus
been received by cable to suspend work on Iiieii
seventy-four footer Virginia, which was oeihS b
ready for commission, ana 70 baf tbey have de-
cded still further postpone their return IGT h9f 9nf
and to delay s their ne ,a dePSseDpo PSeWport season
dItei CioSO VI 49,
Mrs. W. s Cowles and her niece. Miss Helen
Roosevelt at the James R9Ssexe5 Srondacks
Mrs. John Jacob Astor is still in town. at her
house in Fifth-ave, and expects to leave mere Dy
rext Friday for cF NsTp9T5 Msh er to spend the
mainder OF the season at en Tee prDared for her
arrival
o1d har hrOf
gous. who have been staying at Lenox. have gone
to Newport for the remainder OF the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Schuyler are staying with
Professor Agassiz at Newport
John D. Rockefeller is in the Adirondacks stay
ing with his sons-in-law, Harold Mccormick and
St. Regis.
Miss Janet Fish. daughter of Hamilton Fish, is at
Newport. the guest OF her aunt, Mrs stuyvesant
Fish, at the Crossways-
Mr. and Mrs Henry s. Redmond have gone TO
Newport on board their yacht Ailsa and are stay
ing with Mr. and Mrs H. Redmond in K-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Freinghuysen have gone
to Newport. and are STAYING with ". Mrs , c, 3: de
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Whitney. of Morristown.
have chartered private car for tour through
Mr. and Mrs. Newbold Morris have left Lenox and
have gone for fortnight to SOUTHAMPTON. thar where
Mr.. and Mrs. Lydig Hoyt have gone to Newport
for the season, and opened the Baldwin cottage in
Bellevue-aye
Mrs Peter D Martin gives "at home" this
afternoon at her Newport cottage. at which her
wedding presents will be shown
Mrs William D. Morgan and Miss Maud Living
ston staying with Mrs. a. Gordon Norrie at
her cottage. in Eustis-ave-. Newport
Charles Lanier VIII leave Lenox this week for a
yachting trip along the Atlantic seacoast, and
Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher Adams are leaving about
the same time for Bar Harbor.
Mrs. O'Brien. widow OF John o'Bren. OF New
York lies dangerously Ill at Inchiquin. her sum-
mer home at Newport,
Mr.. and Mrs William G. Rockefeller have gone
to Newport and are staying with Mrs. Rockefeer's
father. James Stillman-
Mrs. Benjamin Brewster who has been staying
with her daughter Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings at
Newport. has returned to her country place at
Mrs. Sydney Harris has gone to Lenox. where
she is staying with her aunt Mrs. Frank X
Sturgis
Colonel f. D. V MorrelI has been elected presi-
which holds its annual exhibition on August 49,
la sting till August Il. The premium list has been
issued. and judges and committees have been ap-
pointed
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Thebaud have left their
country place at White Plains. and Joined their
new yacht Myrtle. on board which they will take |
part in the New-York Yacht Club cruise starting |
the day after tomorrow from New-London-
Mr. and Mrs. Maturin l. DeIafeId tr are spend |
ing the summer at St Moritz Switzerland. where |
Mr.. Delafeld went about a year ago for his health
Mrs. Charles z. Sands is with them
September 70 is the date selected for the Ienox
Horse Show Giraud Foster has been elected chair
man Of the association. and DR.. Henry P. Jacques
secretary. The executive committee is composed |
Of Miss Kate Carey, John Z. Alexandra William
Douglas Sloane and Frank X. Sturgis.
NEWPORT'S SOCIAL SEASON.
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Newport, r l.. Aug. Miss Alice Roosevelt the
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