New-York tribune., 1903-07-30
4 bout People and Social Er1cidenfs.

this afternoon at the start OF the run of - -,
mouth County Hounds. small number r,o.--.-.
followed the hounds but the course was : LED LED
straight one the roads were thronged vri,b
hices OF all descriptions that followed ~, -
ers. The majority who were in the start aIso ~
the kill at HOneyman HILL At the Iast b,,.
Monday the course over long stre,c1 %
sandy roads and ploughed fields and the 49, u
wholly unsatisfactory 20 p F. Collier the -.
OF the hounds. To-days course was laid o.
Mr.. Collier personally. and was highly z,,ecas..V9
Mr.. Collier. Miss Greta PoTneroy and Miss -
Coiford were among the nrst after the pack ~
and Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury. Miss Fdirb -
Sidney j. COlfOrd. jr. Francis Potter Alfred z; -
derbilt. Percy Windham. Robert Goeet aud RaI,.
n Ellis were among those who rode Mrs 49,
q. Vanderbilt. Austen Gray. Henry J. Whirabo
Miss Anita l. Sands. Miss Elsie Wh-l47 ~
Eleanor Sears. Miss Nathalie P Scheuck c.
Morgan Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Norman III -,
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs. J. e. Nar.-.
and Mr. and Mrs. a. Winsor Weld followed In 90
riages and automobiles.
Mr.. and Sirs. Harry Payne Whitney are bcots4 -
saii for Europe August "A. aad win .o ,lirs.
70 Scotland for a hunting trip After the hln5,r.
season is over Mr. and Mrs, Whitney vii msks
a tour OF the Continent in automobile and 7,4,,
spend several months this trip. Sailing -
Paris in the early winter. Mr. and Mrs Wbrr-
will remain in New-York for a few weeks and -,
so 10 Florida TO spend the winter months on thai.
new hoUseboat
fr -
by Newport summer residents. Many are I,ot1--
for suitable houses. with view TO making -1s
their permanent summer homes Nr and NJ
George B. De Forest. who have occupied the Trafr
Villa in Bellevue-ave. for several years have IL,
nounced their determination to bug a house il
Newport.
Mrs Elbridge T. Gerry has chosen TUESDAYS &,
August for her dinner nights. and has issued carl,
for the first OF the series for Tuesday evening rv,
at Seaverge-
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Haven. it is understood
looking for more commodioUs house than
their present cottage in Nara gansett-ave. Mr
Haven is not at all desirous OF selling Zee Rust
his place is called. but will retain that also h
he should decide to purchase another estate
A women's whist club is the latest organizatio,
TO be formed in Newport and. though Vet Young
the club promises to attain large growth Wbst
has always been a popular diversion OF Newuort
form a whist club. The first meeting Of ~
Ladies' Whist Club as IL is called will tass
place at the home of Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock
Red CroSS-ave-, Saturday afternoon Brids.
lowed by music and afternoon tea
Miss Chandes Pole. OF England. arrived in New
port this afternoon and Is the guest OF Miss May
Van Allen. at Wakehurst.
y movement is foot TO organize automobile
club for the purpose of holding automobile races
at Aquidneck Park These races have alwavs
been successful and have afforded much anruse-
ment and interest to autOnObilists. 1t IS thought
former years. when these races were undertaken
and pulled of. William X. Vanderbilt and FOxhaf
T. keene we're two OF the oTiginatOFs Of the PLAN
and by their efforts made the races successful
Keene Will go a long ways toward lessenng ths
enthusiasm in the sport