New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
NEw-yoRk SOCIETY.


In spite of the hot weather OF the last lew daYs
the polo tournament continues with unalnhnlsneo Us %
veor and enthusiasm on the grounds OF the rtocA-
away Hunting Club, Cedarhurst. the play oeins
mostly late In the afternoon To-day the Squaoro.
and Great Neck teams will cross mallets 10 n,'en
for the Roekaway Hunting Club Cup the hhai %
which will be played on Saturday evening between
the winner and the Rryn Mawrs. Many entertain
ments are Being given at the cottages 10 the hels
bcrhood in connection with the tournament anu
Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ. Waterbury have oeeh eH'et-
tanning succession of house parties at the Camp
bell villa, IN Broadway.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Levi p, Morton and Miss
Mary Morton who at Ellerslie. their estate on
the Hudson, viii leave there On saturday tOr siei
place in the Adirondachs
The Count and Countess de Laugier-Viars are
still in town. but will start tomorrow evening LOT
Bar HarboF to spend the season there with Johrs-
ton Livingston, the father Of the countess
sunnyridge the Folsom place at Lenox, will be
the sceneSon Saturday afternoon Of fair organized
by Miss Ethel Folsom for the benefit Of her Lenox
convaIescent home for women from New-York hos
pitals Miss Folsom holds diploma as nos
pital nurse She spent last winter in Italy with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs CiarA
Voorhees,
NJ. Jusseraud. the French Ambassador. is due
here tomorrow to attend the celebrations oy 'ne
various ~
versary of the storming Of the Bastiie.
Mrs Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt are
booked TO sail from England for New-fork on
Wednesday next on board the Kronprinz Wlinel"&
but may possibly remain IN Europe a little la'eF
for the Cowes regatta Mrs. Astor will also SAIL on
that day and by the same boat.
Mr. and Mrs Luther Kountze and Miss Annie
Kountze will 20 abroad to-day board La Sa-
at
Moritz where they will be Joined next month oy
Robert L. Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs Kountzes SON
in-law-
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Griswoid, r.. are AT
Southampton. staying with Mrs. Grtswod.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Stewart Barney are In Paris
awaiting the arrival there at the end of the week
of Mrs. Alexander Van Nest. with whom they VIII
make an automobile trip through France.
Mr. and Mrs William A Perry will sail early
next month for France. Mrs Perry is In the White
Mountains but will rejoin Mr.. Perry at theE
country place. near Bay Ridge. next week
Mrs Robert Winthrop. who is due here to-day
from Censtantinope where she has been staying at
the Dutch Legation with her son-in-law and daush-
ter Mr. and Mrs. Van Royjen, will be met on her
arrival by Governor Beekman Winthrop of Porto
Rico and Mrs Winthrop. with whom she will re-
main here until they sail for Porto Rice on SatuF-
day Mrs Robert Winthrop will then go to Lenox
and will be at EtheIwyn. her place there, for the
remainder of the season
c. Oliver Iselin is still ILL., and since his arrival
at Newport on board the steam yacht Sultana has
not been able to go ashore to receive any except
the most intimate friends.
Another invalid at Newport is Mrs Theodore A
HaveIneyer jr, who. as announced in The Tribune
yesterday, IS slowly recovering from an operation.
and who arrived there couple of days ago on r
Livingston Beekman's yacht, the Sycamore. She
is with her husband at the cottage of her sister.
Miss Anna Sands in Berkeey-ave-