New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.


Among those arriving to-day the kronprinz
Wilhelm the Duchess OF MARLBOROUGH hei
brother W. *. Vanderbilt, jr-, and Mrs NdIue
bt as well as Mr. and Mrs O. H T. Belmont
with whom the duchess will stay while at ~ Nee rt
Mrs. Vanderbilt will be debarred from tdh!ns Rt6 R6
in the entertainments organ zed in conneStlons s beT
brother. Charles l. Fair, and his wlfe IN fiaieO
last week
Mrs Hermann OeIrichs arrived in town yesterday
from Newport to attend to business in conneet'oh
with settlement of the estate OF neF sfItsr
Mrs W. X Vanderbilt jr., on the latters ARRIVAL
Elsewhere in the Newport dispatches will be
found description of the death of Robert H.
Remington Of this city, who was engaged TO MISS
Nav Van Allen, daughter Of ]. ]. Van Alent ana ana
who shot himself yesterday III the Reaoihs Noo'i
at Newport
Lord Hopetoun. who. on the occasion OF the
Kings coronation, promoted TO the rank oI
varnIis of Ijthinglow. for his services as Fr5I
Governor General OF the Commonwealth OF austria
liza arrived in town yesterday from montreal oi
his way home and will sail tomorrow on Ihe leu
tonic He has resigned ais Governor Gis
and will remembered by many OF tnofS Ia t nglg5 eign
who presented at Drawing ROOMS noinced m @ their
names the sovereign in his capacity Dc Lulu
Chamberlain.
Mrs Maud I.orilIard the recently divorced w11e
of 7 sunern Taller. has likewise arrived IN town
and took luncheon at Sherrys YESTERDAY WIN Win ron;
Arthur Kemp. who had come up to the cl'S from
Lenox.
]. Montgomery Strong has gone to Bar Harbor
and is staying at the Malvern
Nearly all the arrangements for the Mineola fair
next month have been completed. and. as usual
there will be large attendance on the part OF the
Meadow Brook colony
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Rhinelander will leave the
White Mountains at the end of next week for At
Iantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Varnum have written 10
announce that they will return from Europe the
end of next month
Alfonso de Navarro has gone TO Newport where
on Ochre Point.
At Newport the principal feature Of soeiety's
programme for to-day will be Mrs W. storrs
WeIIs's dance at Pansy Cottage, which viii be in
the nature of housewarmng
Among the debutantes of the coming winter will
be Miss Christine Roosevelt, the daughter OF Mrs
ETlen Roosevelt
Mrs Austin Corbin. who has sold her country
place at Babylon. Long island is now at Newport,
y H. where she has another country seat, ana
take possession of her new house, No. % Park-aVe
DR.. and Mrs. George VI. Lefferts are at Aspetong.
their country place at Katonah n. Y and will re-
turn to town early next month and open their
house. No. 212 Madison-ave-
Baron and Baroness Graffenreid. of Paris. and
the children Of the baroness, the Misses Gertrude
and Violet Hamilton and SCHUYLER Hamilton, IT..
are spending the summer in the Catskllls
Miss Helen coster has LEFT so4snamP;t9n ;t, TI2 and
gone to Newport for a short stay with MISS
French.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Emery are leaving Bar Harbor
for a few weeks in the mountains before returning
10 town
Miss Alice Roosevelt finished her visit to New
port Yesterday and left there for Boston with Miss
Ellen DrexeI Paul in the latter's automobile They
reached Boston yesterday evening. spent the night
there and will continue their journey TO IsIeVllIe'
Me- this morning.
Mrs Z Rollins Morse has left Newport and gone
TO Ann Arbor where she is staying with her sister
The temporary theatre and ballroom which Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt is having erected on the lawn
at Beauleu. her place at Newport for her enter
talnuent next week. on the cliff side or the
villa and as wide as the veranda Inc pail pan,
Is between the stage and the mousse ana VII
be used for auditorium during the performance
and afterward for dancing.
Mrs Robert G. Remsen and Miss Remsen, who
have been spending the summer at New-London,
Conn go TO Lenox for q fortnight before return
ing 10 town for the season.
Mr and Mrs. Peter Townsend Barlow are spend
ing the AT their country place at Rye.
to town from Montana. where they have been stay
ing with Mrs. Marcus Daily, the mother OF Mrs.
Gerard.