New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
NEW YORn SOCIETY.

Country life has been rendered so attractive by
the clear. crisp weather Of the last two or three
days that town has been relatively deserted and
society is 10 great extent assembled in the vaEi-
Gus country seats and suburban clubs around the
city, polo. hunting golf tennis and other outdoor
sports being in tulI swing. 1o-InofloW the CITY
of view for even tnose VINO nave returned 10 town
ahd opened their houses here for the winter are
in the country. ana there VIII De exoaus on a
large scale both tonight and tomorrow morning
Relatively few well known faces were seen yes
terday In the avenue and the fashionable restaur-
ants. They included those of Senator and Mrs.
Ghauncey N; Depew, of Reginald C. Vanderbilt and
rs SH H. Rsthe Mr. ana ana HrS loan X DTeSe
and Mrs Charles d. Dlckey-
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Barney and Miss Helen
Barney leave to-day for southampton. L. l.. where
they will remain for month. Tney arrived on
Wednesday from Europe
The engagement is announced of Miss Isabel
Perry Tiffany. Of New-York. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Henry Dyer Tiffany. and reat-granddaugh-
tr.. Of Philadelphia He is brother of Alien But
Ter, a graduate of Cornell. class 81
Mrs. a. Scott Cameron who recently returned
from Europe, where she has been making a pro-
longed stay. is now az her house in East Thirty
elgnth-st.
Mrs Carroll H. Brown is staying with her moth
er Mrs Marcus DAILY, at the latter's house. No 725
Mrs Ernest c. La Montague will spend the winter
in California her ranch there She is now stay
ing with her mother Mrs John \ Darling az her
house in East Thlrtleth-st
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A Thebaud have left Hot
SPRINGS and returned to their place at Morristown.
Mrs. Levi P Morton and her daughter Mary are
spending few DAYS in town at their house in
Eifth-ave.. which Mr.. and Mrs William Corcoran
Eustis have been occupying for some weeks Mrs
Eustis viii be among the exhibitors at the forth
coming Bench Show at the Madison square Garden
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, jr are
ousinly experimenting the improvements now in
progress on their new place. at Great Neck on
the shores Of Lake Success. Long Island Mrs
Vanderbilt expects 70 leave for San Francisco
soon. and there is talk Of her husbands making me
trip from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast in his
automobile. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clews are at the Waldorf
Astoria until their house. In Fifth-ave.. oppo-
site St Patrtck's Cathedral is ready for occupa-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons have arrived in
town for the season. and at their house. No liz
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Lydig have arranged to spend
next summer at Newport. They have rented the
Mrs WnthTop Rutherfrd during }b oy T tb and
has Just been brought 10 close.
Another Anglo-American matrimonial alliance is
announced by cable from London. II is the en-
gagement Of Miss Alice Ward. daughter OF the late
\ II. Ward. OF Boston. and brother OF Reginald
Renshaw Ward, TO Captain Cyril Blackburn Tew.
active service in India Miss Wards brother Regi-
maid ward, married a daughter Of MIR. and Mrs n
customary method the title Of Count from the
Pope. He makes his home In England.
William c. Whitney sails to-day from ENGLAND for
New-York on the Celtic.
Painters strikes are Interfering cons5er,br, t,L
the arrangements for the fall of quite a number Of
members of the fashionable set Thus Mr. and
Mrs William Rhinelander Stewart who have
rented the hartman house in West Fffty-seventh-
ST. ior term OF years. win be unable to move i0rn
II loI at ledSt TWO months 70 come. owing q
deIay IN the painting and decoration OF the prem
ISeS w2iie Tor the same reason Mr.. and Mrs Harrv
Payne whitney are kept out OF their house In West
bury, Long Island. ~ - ~
Cornelius Vanderhilt's steam yacht sailed
yesterday for Cireenock Scotland Ubere she will
undergo extensive alterations Her name has basr
changed by her owner from the Cherokee 10 the
North Star. which was the name OF the first staar,
yacht owned by the late Commodore Vanderbiif
MI lr ana Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt will join their
Tor cruise In the Mediterranean
william F. Havemeyer and Miss Havemeyer have
returned to town from Seabright and are estan
sme6 Tor the winter at their house in East Fifty
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