The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20

ing. The wedding Of the couple Eas cele.
brated in May at 81. Peter's Church. West
Chester.
Miss Marsaret Baxter. daughter Of Col.
and Mrs. George Baxter Of Knoxville. Tenn,
may be presented In New York during the
coming season. Col. and Mrs. Baxter and
the Misses Baxter are now at NsTagansett
Pier, Miss Katherine Baxter. the younger
girl, has another year at Ogontz. Pa, before
completing her studies.
Lord Mountmorres arrived on the Cam
pania yesterday from England, and Lady
Jebb arrived last Monday. Lord and Lady
Cheylesuere, who reached here on Wednes-
day, are now at Newport with the latter's
mother. Mr.. Francis Almond French. Count
gary, Who IL said to have estates in Germany
and France, as we'll as In her own country.
Is making a tour Of the United States
Among others in town during the week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor, Egerton
Winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Raj Parr OF Baltt-
more, who have been at the Holland House,
and Iispenard Stewart who has returned
here to visit his father. William Payne
Thompson has been here also.
Lieut.. r. s. Clark. late Of the Ninth United
States Infantry, and Stephen Carlton Clark.
who are due to arrive from Europe, will 60
Immediately to visit their stepfather and
mother. Bishop and Mrs. Henry G. Potter.
at Fernleigh. cooperstown. N. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and
Mr.. and Mrs. George ], Gould are now
located in shooting boxes in Scotland for
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bought by his father two OF three years
before his death. and Mr. Gould has rented
one It will be late In the autumn before
Mr.. and Mn. Andrew Carnegie and Mr.. and
Mn. Henry Phipps return to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills and family
will return as usual early In September to
their country seat at Hyde Park, where they
will entertain succession Of house parties
during the autumn. Mr.. and Mrs
stuyvesant Fish, who wsre late to arrive at
Croesways, their Newport establishment
viii leave early for their r raj residence
at Garrisons, Mrs Fish. who gave the open.
ing dinner dance q The summer! proposes
which viii be something unique.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis H. Hunnewell were
only once at Newport at the beginning OF
the season They have ma A., Wsllsssy their
and have visited Lenox and other resorts
for brief periods. They will be the guests
during the Newport Horse Show Of MI. aud
Mrs. REGINALD G. Vanderbilt. who arc to
Give an elaborate dinner dance on Monday,
Sept. I, the opening day Of the show
Among those who have taken boxes for
the Newport event are n. D. Auchincloss,
Edward j. Berwind. Samuel F. Barger.
Perry Belmont, Henry Clevs, Harry Aston
Carey, j. Mitchell Clark, Alexander 8.
Clark, Robert N. Carson, John r. Drexel,
Chauncey NJ. Depew. Elisha Dyer, Jr,
Theodore NJ. Davis. Mrs. Dulles Mrs.
Francis ormond French, J. B. NJ. Gros-
venor, Elbridge T. Gerry, r. l.. Gummell,
william Grosvenor, Mrs. Richard Gambrtll,
George G. Haven, G.. NJ. Hutton Charles
T. Hoffman, Pembroke Jones, Eben D.
Jordan, Miss G. Ogden Jones. Miss A. B.
Knight; Philip N. Lydis, Lewis IL 6 Cas- s, Led
+. Rollins Morse, Peter D. Martin. Edwin
P61er. Mrs. ]. j. Post, Mrs. Frederic Pear
son, George L. Rives. E, Moore Robinson,
William g. Roelker, George 8. Scott. Will
liam Watts Sherman, James Stillman,
E. r. Thomas William Payne Thompson,
Il. NICK. Twombly, Alfred @. Wander
Bit. Mrs. Vanderbilt. Reginald G. Wander
bit, Mrs. william G. Weld. Thomas F.
Walsh. J. !; Wysons R. T. Wilson. George
George Henry Warren, W. Storrs Wells,
George d. Widener, Hamilton Fish Webster
and Egerton l.. Winthrop.
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