The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-27
IN SOCIETY,".

The fine houseboat in which Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont are entertaining
friends at Frontenac IL the latest society
wrinkle. They have doubtless Get q fashion,
but it will take time to have other houseboats
built and fitted. For yearp. the late Pierre
Lorillard had his houseboat In Florida
waters. In England these houses ahoat
are not at all uncommon.
W. Gould Brokaw has visited every known
resort during the season now closiag. He
has cruised on his yacht Sybarita enter
rushed over country roads in his auto. He
has had Count Beroldingen, whose vito
has not yet returned from her European
trip, as his guest Of late and Marquis de Casa
Hermosa for more -protracted period.
The Spanish Marquis has become appar-
emily New York fixture.
Major V. sanderman, a retired British
army officer, who is touring the world,
arrived Monday from Colon. Baron Won
Bardeleben reached here on the Kronprinz
on Tuesday. Sir Michael cks-Beach.
former Chancellor Of the Exchequer who
arrived from England yes terday on the
Umbria, is here en- route to Singapore.
Major-General Lord Cheylesmore and Lady
Cheylesmore now visiting the latter's
mother. Mrs, Francis Ormond French,
at Newport with their two sons, have
planned to sail for their home in England
eSo and also vseoUne Noun
Baroness Hengelmullsr, wife Of the Austrian
Ambassador, who has passed the summer
abroad, is expected back by the end OF the
week, Countess Morley and Lady Parker
have been at Frontenac during the past
week, and the Duke Of Newcastle who
will probably pass his autumn and winter
in New York as usual, though he did not
come over last year, is due there on Tues
day.
Within few days movements from the
resorts will be general. MIR. and Mrs.
Oliver Hartman, who have been at New
port for the season, 60 during the first week
in September, to their place at White
Plains. Mr.. and Mrs. William Corooran
Eustis will return from Ellerslie, the Morton
place at Rhinebeck, to the town house,
6sl Fifth avenue. Senator and Mrs
Chauncey N: DePew. who are at their home.
q West Fifty-fourth. street. will be in
bilt ball. Mrs. Robert r. livingston,
who has been the guest of her brother,
T.. Suffern Taller, at Newport, has re-
turned to her home at Tivoli -on-the- Hud-
son. Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay will return
to-m9rrow With her little daughters fr9m
Roslyn, l.. I. Miss Edith Lounsbery, who
recently returned from Europe and who has
been the guest Of her step.grandmother
Mrs. James B. Haggin. at Newport Of late
will now join her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Lounsbery at Bedford, N. Y.
Among the dinners given during the week
at Newport were those on Sunday night by
p. F. Collier Mrs. Richard Gambrill. Mrs.
James B. Haggin Mrs. Charles Hall. Mrs.
Edwards Spencer and Mrs. Joseph Harri-
man. On Monday night Mrs. Vanderbilt
gave a dinner of forty covers for Gen.
Horace Porter. Mrs. Richard T. Wilson, Dr.,
and Mrs. Craig Biddle also gave dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs Pembroke Jones gave dinner
on Tuesday night for the Misses Delano,
nieces of Henry Walters. Mrs. Astor's
dinner on Tuesday was Of thirty covers.
On the same night Mrs. Alexander s. Clark,
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr, Mrs, William H.
Sands. Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell, Mrs.
Fellowes Davis, Mrs.John J. Mason and Miss
Franc is o. French, one for. her son-in-law
and daughter. Lord and Lady Cheylesrnore.
On Wednesday night there were a num-
Der of big dinners. Mrs Richard Gambrill
gave one Of fifty ,,; cover" and ,,t those Of
Mr.; " Starr aan,.s Miile p;v. Mr IT, PHILIP M
son Spencer. Mrs. Henry @. MeVickar,
Fgerton l.. Winthrop, Mrs. A. Gordon Nor
rie, Mrs E. C. knight. Mrs f. Rollins Morse,
Mrs George Rose and Mrs. j. Todhunter
Thompson were all big affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Gould and family,
who are soon to arrive, have arranged to
entertain succession OF big house parties
during the autumn at Georgian Court,
Lakewood. They have invited several
foreign guests. Among other early So
journers at Lakewood will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Oakley Rhinelan der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lydig gave a big
dinner last night at Newport. They have
done but little entertaining heretofore this
season. Mrs. Lydigs sister, Miss d'Acosta,
has now about entirely recovered from
the Ell ects Of her accident and Ii " ith her
mother at Richfeld Springs, where at an
ent erta inment last week she gave some
recitations in Spanish.
Mr., and Mrs. Duncan Cameron and the
Misses Cameron have since their arrival
from Europe been located at Clifton Burley,
the Ce merc place on Staten Island. Mrs.
Belmont Tiffany is at Newport, where she
will remain for fortnight or 40 longer.
Mrs. Marie Ha vemeyer Tiffany has had a
Gotta ge at the resort for the season.
The wedding OF Miss Eleanor T. Emmett
and John N. Lapsley will take place early In
September in Christ Church. Pelham Manor,
N. Y. The bridal breakfast and reception
will be given at the homo Of Supreme Court
Justice and Mrs Martin J. Keogh, on the