The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-02

planned to sail on Saturday. Aug. IS, for
the shooting season in England. They
will pay several brief visits to friends at
their country places as well as to the Duke
and Duchess OF MaIloorough, at Blenheim
Mrs. n. Mortimer Brooks win give a num-
Der of entertainments from now until
Sept 10, when her daughter, Miss Gladys
Brooks, is to be married to Mr.. Thayer OF
Boston The brides uncle, Eugene Higgins,
will be in Newport for the event.
Miss Katherine Candy, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard Candy of West
Thirty sixth street, sailed for Europe yes
terdsy. Mr.. and Mrs, William 7. Cornell
and their daughter, Miss Florence s. Cornell,
also were among the departing voydgers.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lyman Short sailed
on the Friedrich der Crosse on Thursday.
Miss Florence Harriet and her brother,
s. Carman Fl riot, will sail next Thursday.
Stewart NJ. Brice, who is now Mt Bar Hdrbor,
will sail for the other side on Aug. 8.
Elisha Dyer. Jr., will le~ his first cotillon
OF the season next Saturday night on the
steam yacht Narada. belonging to Henry
Walters. The occasion is the dinner dance
given by Mr., and Mrs Pembroke Jones.
again lead the cotillon, Mt Mrs. Astors ball,
while Harry Lehr will also lead from the
lower end.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamlin. who have
the Osgood villa in Bellevue avenue at
Newport this season, are expecting a visit
from the Count and Countess Won Larisch
The Countess was Miss Mario Satterfeld,
Count Won Larisch is a near relative Of
the Emperor Of Austria.
Theodore Douglas Robinson did not go
abroad recently with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. He. is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. William Sheffield Cowles,
at the Coates camp, on the upper st. Regis
Lake His cousin and fiancee, Miss Helen
Roosevelt, is also with her aunt, as are
several other guests. Miss Roosevelt will
40 to Newport to attend the ball TO be given
by her grandmother, Mrs. Astor, on the
night Of Aug. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Barney will give
dance at their Southampton cottage
for their daughter, Miss Kathleen Barney.
who recently returned from abroad. This
will be preliminary to the winter entertain
ments to mark her social debut
Mr. and Mrs. r.. Fulton Cutting will give
a luncheon on Wednesday and dinner
on Thursday night for Miss Alice Roosevelt.
The rumor of the engagement Of James
de Wolfe Cutting to Mrs. Ogden Goelet
W., .'.vI iu. a. ~; .,.Lo NJ.
mia Trt,;a . S ~ t''S We Rnsb aSo;n
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Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Z. Vanderbilt
will arrive on the steamship Mayfiower
at Boston. Mrs. Vanderbilt, 1t Is thought,
VIII go nrsI 10 LehoA. a. NIT, rreaeriG
,Isn,','.h;i. ~ nrnnar ;ons are oninn on ~,
Sand,r 'I poirtt var near Newner, for
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secure novelties for the dinner-vaudeville-
dance-supper that she will give on the night
of Friday, Aug. a., at Belcourt. Mrs.
in-la" Mr. anu MITE. "hnali "; sanuerollt,
Jr., VINO nave oeeh az theiT Long !Siahu
place since the'r return rom EUROPE, hlsha
coCl''oh'
Tho new Jsnaneso Damn in the Adiron.
s,cLu ~ Mr. and Mrs Frederick w Van
d.rh;It has attracted so much attention Tint
n,any new cottages are 10 be built in the
'.ln'' - 70 ~, H. -, ~
same style, EYER cne pls nolse al me
lw1rnpiy camp nas Pu. On new nppea n
MI a,io si'S ,ea hat,.. VIII INC, ,Gi w. d
middle of September. when they will sail
for Europe.
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,hair NAV "a Jan.p and will mi, rr,,,,
California for Honolulu on Aug q. They