New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
NEW.YoRK SOCIETY.

Numerous yachting parties have been arranged
in connection with the annual cruise OF the New
York Yacht Club. which begins tomorrow. start
ing from Glen Cove. Long Island in the afternoon
Many men left town yesterday to join the yachts
at various points along the Sound, and on such
an extensive scale is the hospitality projected by
the members of the club during this annual mari
time carnival that society for the next few days
will be, practically speaking af1oat
Mrs Astor who arrived yesterday from Europe
on board the Kaiser Wilhelm IL. is at her house
in Fifth-ave.. where she will remain until she
goes to Newport Friday. Her granddaughter
Miss May Van Allen. who reached here last SatuT-
day. is already at Newport. where she has joined
her father. James ]. Van Allen. at Wakehurst Mrs
Ogden Goelet likewise arrived from Europe on the
Kaiser Wilhelm II. Her daughter Miss May Goelet,
remains, however, the other side with Mr. and
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and will return with
them about three weeks hence.
Nr and Mrs J. Hampden Robb are at their house.
Park-ave and Thirty-fftf-st.. until the day after
tomorrow. when they join their daughters-Mrs
Goodhue Livingston and Miss Cornelia and Miss
Harriet Robb-at the Dolphin. their country place
at Southampton Mr.. and Mrs. Robb. who have only
just returned to this country after prolonged stay
abroad will not spend the fall at Lancaster. Mass
as in previous years
Judge and Mrs. Francis NJ. Scott, with their
daughter, Miss Scott. are booked to sail on Satur
day for Europe. Samuel Willets starts for abroad
on Tuesday next.
Mrs Gilbert L. Beekman and Miss Beekman, who
have been staying at Lenox. have gone TO Nara
gansett Pier where they will spend the rest of the
month.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn and family are
at their country home at Garrisons- s-on-H Hudson.
and next week go to Bar Harbor Me, where they
will spend August.
Mr. and Mrs. David Eggleston. of No. East
Thirty -ffth-st.. have returned from Europe and
left town for their country place at Richfeld
Conn. where they will spend the summer
Mrs James Mcvickar Is at her country place at
DObbs Ferry for the
gone to RichfeId Springs for the rest OF the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenough have left Tuxedo
and staying with Mr. and Mrs. David s
Greenough at Gloucester Mass.
The Right Rev. DR. Mackay-Smith. Bishop CO.
adjutor of Pennsylvania. who has been visiting
Mrs. Vanderbilt at The Breakers. has gone to Bar
Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Gould Jennings have left
town and gone to Newport for the season.
W. Butler Duncan. jr.. who has been staying at
Newport with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard.
returned to town yesterday.
Lord Elphinstone, who arrived yesterday on the
Kaiser Wilhelm II route to Alaska, where he
is about undertake shooting expedition, is the
sixteenth peer of his line the first lord having
fallen at the battle of Flodden Field in 1913 He is
unmarried a member Of the Marlborough and
Carlton clubs in London. and owns large estates In
Scotland.
Emil L. Boas. general manager of the Hamburg
American Line and family will sail for Europe BY
the Furst Bismarck next Thursday They will re-
turn to New-York at the beginning OF October.