New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-25

Society's interest in the Cup apparently has
waned somewhat. if is to judge from the fact
that the number of yachting parties organized TO
see the contest of Sandy Hook to-day is consid-
era bly, smaller than on Thursday and Saturday last
Perhaps it is because the victory of The American
defender is regarded as foregone conclusion.
William c. Whitney will bring his stay at sara
toga to a close within the next two OF three days.
and will pay a bvief visit to Bar Harbor, where his
daughter Miss Dorothy Whitney, and his step
daughter Miss Adelaide Randolph are spending
the summer. Then he will return TO his place at
Westbury Long Island Nothing is decided as yet
about his trip abroad and there is no probability
Of his sailing. he originally intended before the
end of the month to join Mr.. and Mrs harry
Payne Whitney Holwick Lodge. Holwick' near
Durham, the place which he has taken IN tue h'fth
Of England for the shooting
A considerable number OF people who came 70
town last week for the Cup races are still here.
and may be seen every day at the luncheon ana
dinner hours at the fashionable restaurants
Among those yesterday on the avenue were MI
John Jacob Aston. Mr.. Gouverneur kortrisht, Mrs
Prescott Slade, Miss Nathalie Schenck Miss Elsie
Whelen, Mrs William Goadby Loew. Mrs. J. Pier
pont Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry $. Redmond
Mrs Richard Lounsbery Mrs George Gould and
Mrs. Mackay and Mrs. Edwin Could
Mrs Adair is coming to this country In the fall.
sailing on her return London from her place IN
ireland. where she is at present
September IL is the date set for the marriage
at Bar Harbor of Miss Evelyn Scott. daughter of
Edward Padelford Scott, and granddaughter OF the
late Walter $. Gurnee to Clarence Chapman. of
Chicago. Miss Scott is sister OF Mrs. George
Rathbone Dyer.
Eugene Y. r. Thayer, jr.. who is to marry Miss
Gladys Brooks at Newport September 3, gives
his farewell bachelor dinner there next Tuesday,
his best man and ushers whose names have been
already printed being among the guests, On the
same evening Miss Brooks will entertain her
bridesmaids at dinner at Rockhurst. the Newport
villa of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. Mortimer
Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred P. Dix have left Nara
gansett Pier and gone to Rawlings, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs G. c. Haven are expected at their
place at I-enox for the fall September To- from
Newport. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris x. Jesup also will
arrive there at about the same time from Bar
Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs James A Burden. jr.. will arrive
at Westbury. Long Island. for the autumn about
September 10
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Burden. ST. are expected
from Europe by the middle Of September, and on
their arrival will go TO their country place in
Rensselaer, County for the fall.
October Is has been set as the date of the
riage Of Miss Anna Rice Lawrence. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Lawrence. of Flushing,
Long Island. to Randall H. Hagner.
Mrs. Maturin L. Delaheld. who is staying with
her daughter Mrs f. W. Longfellow, at the latters
country place. Rogue Bluff. returns this week to
West Hampton. Long Island.
Francis Burton Harrison. who has been for some
time in California, returns to New-York next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney leave Newport early
next week for Newbury, n. H.
J. l. Kernochan is confined to his house. the
Meadows, near Hampstead, by the effects Of
severe fall sustained on Saturday, while exercising
one of his jumpers, Bounder. who is entered for
the Champion Stakes Morris Park.