The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
IN SOCIETY.

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The Newport season has been shortened
considerably in the past few years. From
the present outlook there will be a particu-
larly lively season, opening as usual on Tues
! day with Mrs. James P, Kernoohan's an
nual Fourth Of July reception, which will
be attended by all OF the cottage set now
| a. the resort.
Mrs. Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Wander
blt will soon be at Newport. Mr.. and Mrs.
Twombley will be the only other members
of the Vanderbilt family in cottages there
with the exceptio Of Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Burden, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. illiam A. M. Bur
den will be the guests for the season of Mrs
Burdens parents, Mr. and mis. J" onlbiey,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Douglas Sloane, who
arrived home from Europe last Wednesday,
will be at Lenox for the summer, as usual
and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
| Mrs. William B. Osgood Field will be with
them, as will Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Ham
mond, for a part of the season. Mr. and Mrs
| William X. Vanderbilt, DR., will make visits
at Newport to Mr.. Vanderbit's mot her,
Mrs. Oliver H. p. Belmont, now located ther I,
with Mr.. Belmont an to Mrs vanderbilt's
sister, Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, who Is still
abroad with her son, but who intends to
spend August at the resort.
There is a general impression that the
engagement Of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
and Robert W. Goelet, New York's richest
young bachelor, Is likely to be announced
soon. Mrs. Vanderbilt and her daughter,
Miss Vanderbilt have been the guests Of
Mrs Robert Goelet on her yacht MAMMA
since reaching the other side and the party
has included Robert W. Goelet and Francis
Riggs, all OF whom were at the dinner given
by Mrs. Goelet recently to the German
Emperor.
| Among those along the line Of the Hud-
son who will celebrate the Fourth will be
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, who have
their big house at Garrisons filled with
| guests. They will not go to Crossways,
| their Newport place, until tomorrow week,
or perhaps not until July H.
Mrs. w. Rhinelander Stewart, who with
her daughter. Miss Anita Stewart, and her
guest, Miss Grace Chaplin. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Chaplin, will be among
the wedding guests of Mrs. Flora Bigelow
Dodge and the Hon. Lionel George Guest
Of England, next Thursday, July 9, at the
| brides home, Woolsiye Tipi, Sioux Falls,
S. D., will be very comfortably located
| during their stay at the place Mrs. Stewart
| has bought the house from Mrs Dodge.
who is going to England to visit the BRIDE
grooms relatives and her own friends after
! her marriage.
II. Mortimer Brooks has had long siege
of illness as the result of the accident he
met with while shooting in South Carolina
last winter He and Mrs Brooks, who have
been in Mrs. Almeric Paget's house, II East
Sixty first street, went to their Newport
cottage early in the week. They will have
a. their guests this summer Mr., and Mrs.
Eugene Van Rensselaer, Thayer Mrs. John
r. Livermore and MIR. and Mrs. Reginald
Brooks. Mrs. Re ynald Brooks, who was
Miss Phyllis Langhorne, is sister Of Mrs.
Ianghorne-Shaw who is soon TO marry
Lord RevelstoEe.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson and her grand
daughter, Miss Worlythe Whtmore, whose
parents live in England, is at her fine country
es adjustment, Henderson House, which
is some miles away from Richfeld Springs.
Mrs. Rol inson will receive visits this sum
mer from her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rosinson DR. Miss
dore Douglas Robinson.
G. Wentworth Dixie. son Of Sir Charles
W. Dixie who has been staying here OF late
al the Holland House, will sail this week
for home He brought among other letters
one to relative, Mrs. George Dilks. The
family is the same, though in some way the
spelling has been altered by the American
Wednesday night for her British relative.
She and her GRANDPA lighter, Miss Robin
son. viii go next Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. lie Baroier to some resort on the Massa-
chusetts coast Mr.. Dixie is passing Sun
day at Tuxedo with friends
Judge and Mrs. Francis II. Scott will sail
for Europe next Saturday, July s. and will
lie accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Margaret Shines Scott, and Miss Betty
Collamore. daughter Of AIRS. Henry Bischoff,
Jr,, who has been the guest Of Miss Eliza
beth Lamont in Millbrook, \. Y. They
will all visit Mr.. ana Mrs William Henry
few at their new home in Glasgow, Scot
land. Both girls were attendants at the
wedding Of Mrs. Tew. then Miss Eleanor
Atwood Scott on May 49,
MIR and Mrs. Henry A. c. Taylor, who
arrived last week from Europe, will pass the
summer at their Newport cottage. Mr..
iay!or's son-n-laH;. Count della Gheres-
desca, is now in Ls.ness in Paris. Countess
Ghercsdesca was a guest in the spring
on Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor yacht in the Me,.i-
terranean. MIR. and Mrs. Moses Taylor
will do no entertaining this season, owing
to the recent death Of AIRS. Iayor's mother,
Mrs. Heller f. Bishop,
Miss Mignon Crittcn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. DE Fees Critten of Staten Island,
has gone West to join Secretary Taft's
party for the Philippines trip. MIR. and
Mrs. HerI ert Parsons, who also so with
Secretary Taft, have teen with Mrs. Par
sons's parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Clews,
since leaving Lenox. Mrs. Clews arrived
on the Kaiser Wilhelm on Wednesday.
She will have with her at her Newport
cottage this season Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cews, Jr., and their children.
The arrival last week from Europe of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones and their
family, who went Immediately to Newport,
is one Of the many indications that the
season there is on. MIR. and Mrs. Jones
will do considera le entertaining at lnchi
quin, the cottage of the Baroness Seilli re
and on Henry Walters's ST cam yacht Narada.
Airs. Jones may present her daughter, Miss
Saddle Jones, this summer.
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