New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20

Mrs C. Oliver Iselin gave birth yesterday morn
ing to a son at her country place near New
Rochelle Mrs Iselin was Miss Hope Goddard
Society will to-day be to a great extent ahoat-
People have come up to town from Newport bar
Harbor Southampton, Saratoga and other summer
resorts in large numbers to witness the Hrst OF 'e
Cup races to-day. Nearly every steam yacht IN
commission has large parry on board, while OF
course, there will be crowds Of well known people
on board the New-York Yacht Club boat Mon
mouth and the special boats chartered oy ue
Seawanhaka, the Atlantic and other organizations
Lord and Lady Shaftesbury, who arrived on the
Oceanic will be the guests of Sir Thomas Upton
on the Erin. 1t may be remembered that 1t was
the young Countess of Shaftesbury. sister Oh the
Duke of Westminster who christened shamrock
III. Lady Charles Beresford. and Margaret Lazy
williams Buckley, with her daughter Mrs. BEN
janin Guinness. will also be on the Erin
The party of Cornelius Vanderbilt on board his
steam yacht North Star includes Mrs NandeFou''
Mrs ogden Goelet Miss May GoeeJ. Miss Marina
Johnson of Macon Ga; her hance, W. De Lancey
Kountze: the Duke of RoxbUrghe and Count Hoch-
berg the latter brother of Prince Henry OF Piess'
John Jacob Astor has on board the Nourmahai
Mrs Aston Mrs. ogden Mills. Miss Alice Blight.
Miss Evelyn Burden, worthington Whitehouse ana
Francis ]. Otis.
Joseph Hartman Elisha Dyer, jr. Louis Quentin
Edward h
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones and OF
Henry Walters on board the Narada while Mr.
and Mrs. Elbridge 7. Gerry on the Electra MI,
and Mrs. Adrian Isel(n, jr., on the surf MT ana
Mrs George J. Gould the Emerald, Charles
Steele and William X Vanderbilt. jr. on the Tar
ant1Ia: Mr. and Mrs Clarence Mackay on the
C,olonia Robert Collier the Conqueror, Lewis
Cass Ledyard on the Rambler. Eugene Higgins on
the Varuna and Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Van FteIls-
selaer on the May will all have parties for the
races. Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt
will witness them from the Mayaower.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson are IN town for a
few days staying at the home of r. T. Wilson, No
511 Fifth-ave
Mrs Oliver Hartman. jr.. who has been abroad
during the greater part of the summer sails for
home next Tuesday, and on her arrival viii go to
her country place at White Plains for the fall sea-
SON Her husband returned to Network some
weeks ago.
Mrs Morgan Dix and Miss Catherine Dix are
stiu in the Adrondacks. but will return soon to
Wave Crest Long Island. where they have cot
tage this summer. instead of as usual at Pride's
Crossing, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Bowers are spending the
summer at Lakeands. their country place near
Cooperstown. N Y, where they have been enter
tanning number of house parties
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jennings have left Oyster
Bay Long Island. for the Adirondacks.
Mrs Paul Dahlgren and Miss Romola Dahlgren
have left Nahant, Mass, for Dark Harbor. Ne.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Waterbury and Miss
Elsie Waterbury have gone to Newport, where they
have rented an apartment at Hilltop cottage for
the rest of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P Huntington have left
Southampton, Long Island, for their country place
at Rhinebeck on the Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Thorne King are at South
ampton Long Island where they are staying with
James Parish.
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Sturgs have gone to Lenox
and are at Clpston Grange. their place there. for
the rest of the season.
Mr. and Mrs William Henry Bliss announce the
engagement Of their daughter Miss Anne Louise
Bliss. to Charles Warren, of Boston
Among the passengers who arrived on board the
Oceanic yesterday were Lady Angelo Forbes. wife
of James Forbes and sister Of Lord Roslyn and OF
the Duchess of Sutherland; and the Countess OF
Oxford with her young daughter, Lady Dorothy
WalpoIe Lady Oxford Miss Louise Corbin, OF
Network.