New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

Stock market disturbances had the erect Oi O'4'S
ing back to town yesterday many men VINO "Ouiu C
fain have remained at Newport to witness TIC ~
defender trial races and at other equally gay anu
entertaining summer resorts. In consequence 'l7I -
of an unusually large number OF FAMINE, -
were seen at the various fashionaoie eiuDs e.
restaurants In the evening. To-morTo" pe'p'e W. W.
begin starting for Saratoga, where the POLO saie9
are TO begin op Thursday while the raclhs seiSON
opens there on Monday. William G "hlthey mas i~s
already gone to Saratoga and VIII reili"'ii -
until he sails on August II for EnsIahu WIZ -
and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney and Mr. ana Nrs'
Herman z. Duryea who are also bound for sara
toga this week
James Henry Smith. the site of whose new house house
on the northeast corner of Fifth-ave- ana Fifty
second-st is rapidly being cleared is booked to sal
for home from England the latter part OF next
week
Mr. and Mrs. A1aory Carhart have returned to
their cottage at Tuxedo after spending seFefSi
weeks on Long Island
Mr. and Mrs Edward Winslow have left South
ampton. Long Island and returned to kemelmsle1-
their country place al Great Neck. Long lslan1'
where they will remain until they come back 10
their house in West Ffty-third-st for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grande Benedict are spending
the summer at their country place at Cedarhurst'
Long Island.
this morning from the Tcuraine Hotel. IN East
Thitry-ninth-st. was married only a month ago Io
Wright Barclay at the Church of the Transhgura-
ton She was the daughter Of the late Edward
Moore Mitchell. of Louisville. KY ana Woo" OF
Nathaniel E Venable. of Virginia
The engagement was announced yesterday OF
Miss Martha Waring, of Pittsfeld, Mass, to George
Peabody of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs George Griswold Haven left their
country place at Lenox. Mass, yesterday for their
villa at Newport. where they will spend the month
of August.
The Misses Bryce daughters of the late Senator
and Mrs Calvin S. Bryce are spending the summer
travelling in japan.
Mrs. W D. Parsons, who has been in Europe
since the spring. is booked to sail for New-1 erk
on Saturday.
Mrs J. Hampden Robb's death viii have the
effect of deprivins the wedding OF her nephew
Eugene V r. Thayer jr-. and Miss Gladys BROOKS
of some of its briIancy. 1t is now said that the
reception following the ceremony will be limited
to relatives and intimate friends only.
Mrs. Augustus Kountze and her niece. Mrs. Kari
Walter Neuhoff, have left Poland springs NE io'
the White Mountains.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. accompanied by her
daughter Mrs. Cary T. Hutchinson. leaves her
country place at South coventry Npi'''' '"4 ''S
after tomorrow for Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose F. De Navarro. who have
been at Seabright. y J.. for the early portion OF
the summer. will spend The rest Of the season 2t
Manhattan Beach.
Mrs J. Hooker Hamersley has left town for the
summer and is at Brookhurst. her country place
at Garrsons on the Hudson
Hamilton Fish who with his daughters has been
until now at Rocklawn his country place at Car
risons on the Hudson has now gone with them 70
the Adirondacks for the rest of the season