New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

weekly golf tournaments and the semi-weekly
yacht races have also begun. so that officially the
season may be said to be on
The swimming pool has been formally opened,
and it Is expected that it will be used great
deal soon Thus far the weather has been too
cold for much bathing. few men have ventured
into the pool, but they did not stay long. A num-
Der of additions are being made. and a toboggan
slide has been put in.
The KebO Valley golf links have been greatly
improved since last summer. The has been
heightened by one hundred yards, and a number Of
new bunkers and hazards have been added AL Of
the old bunkers have been deepened. and heaps OF
sand placed in them. In spite of the fact that the
course has been made more difficult. boyle has
manned unchanged. and still stands at so for the
eighteen holes.
The next big event of the season here will be the
visit OF tho American naval squadron, to come a
forty-ve vessels and will remain in the harbor for
ten days. In August the fleet will return for an
North Atlantic squadron which spent five days
July Admiral Douglass, of the English feet- said
before sailing that he hoped TO return with few
Judge Ingraham. of New-York, has arrived, and
is at the Foster cottage for the summer He will
be Joined later by his son and friend. Mr.. Nc
Mrs: Henry W. Gray, Of New York has arrived
Ior the summer and is at her cottage in Cot
Among the recent arrivals at the St. sauveur
Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Martin Mr. and
Mrs. F. T. Garrettson. Mrs. H. Sedgwick the
York. war; VI -'e"-
Mrs Raymond Rogers, of New-York will pay
her annual visit to the Belmont in a short time
Her daughter, Miss Amanda Rogers. will join her
William C. Whitney and Miss Dorothy Whitney
VIII arrive soon and be at Corheld. Mr. Whitney.
vii pay lying visits mere as is his custom Miss
Mrs FFederick May. for number Of WeeRS Wi
join the Whitneys at the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Livingston of New-York
W. who has been at the Lousburg. are occupying
their new cottage in Eden-st.
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EMBASSY has arrived for the season
here on aHI tbei Mrs yac5 w EandeT6t nave nave arrived
| main some time.
Professor E., r. selgmen of Columbia Uni
yersity; Mrs. Seligman and three children are at
the Hamilton cottage. in Atantic-ave., for the
Or. Grant and family. of New-York. are at the
L3ttie Httie Loulsourg Tor the season
are at the Malvern. other recent arrivals are Miss
Hugh Tevis.. Miss Margaret Baxter. Miss Wicks
| and Mrs Spencer Erwin.
The Rev. DR.. Vibbert Of New York is the guest
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Howe Johnson at Villa
Arthur Kemp. of New-York is in the harbor in
ms ms ySeht Sne sea FOX He Is visiting with his sis
| West-st '9'''e'' 'Dse "'' - O. O'ee'''"N' IN
| Francis Haynes and family OF New-York are on
| their annual cruise up the Eastern coast In their
/ big steam yacht the Viking
Mr. and Mrs. \. ]. Cassatt. of Philadelphia, have
come 10 their new cottage on the Corniche drive
| 1he cottage, which has just been completed has
led a quiet life here. but It looks though they
Cassatt is great lover OF horses. and has a mum
| per OF the best Of his stables here with him He
show and this year is the head Of the trottinF de-
pertinent He is also an ardent sailor, and sails
or the new thirty-one-footers. Mrs. W. p Steward
Malvern for the summer months Mrs RoTtwrh W sh
mas passed previous seasons here and is we'll known
6. IA party Of New-YGrk people We're at the st
SSauyeur S on Friday night; leaving the next morning
J Ba!lard. Miss Ballard; Mrs. F. II. Ballard. jr
and George B. Spencer -'''' - - '''Vl