The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
IN SOCIETY.

autumn and winter in New York will b the
eayest on record. Any number Of visit
M notabili,ies are to he here in October
and during the Horse Show. A. Dow An
iioipatsd, Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Frick, who
have grown sons and daushters. will %
among the chief entertainers. They arc to
u. Yanderbilt's great establishment Ct
Fifth avenue and Fifty first street, entirely
remodeled aimee the furniture and httines
were removed.
Mr.. Charles r. Alsxander's new re-
modelled and enlarged establishment Will
he one OF the finest In town, and she Will b
likely to entertain in luxurious fashion.
d California and his sister. who have mil
Inns OF their own, who pass much OF their
time with her.
Senator Clark, who has ono Of the finest
Q. the new big Establishments at Fifth ave-
ME and Seventy seventh street, " likely to
tGke possession with his wife and daughter,
new In France. In thAautunn and TO enter
tdn there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh are on the
lockout for really big and fine New York
DIV elling, and II able TO and one TO their
liking will be in the lead Of entertainers az
wal as the Frioks.
ar. and Mrs. G. Ledyard Blair expect to
entertain constantly during the winter at
thdr new splendid q, 600 900 establishment.
Blarsden, at Bernardsville, n. j., which
theE automobiles. They have been abroad
for several months with their daughter,
Mia Florence Blair, and are now touring
I,ak. They will return in the carly autumn.
Among the titled people now sojourning
at Aratoga are Count Luigi do Chastellon
Of taris, the guest Of Leigh Hunt, and
Coultess Paulice Poulicka Of London,
gue4 Of Mrs. P. F. Arnold, More promi-
AuG)st at the Springs than at any other
reeof and these will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarfce n. Mackay, for whom the hiLpn
residnce has been entirely refitied. Others
,hsrawill include Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. Wilson,
Jr,, Ar. ead MIR. Amory, s. Carhaxt, August
". Bln. Mr.. and Ms E. r. Thomas. Mrs.
II. DlHyde, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Duryca,
Mr.. I'D Mrs. Thomas Hastings and +. G.
La Mln.GCne. & ..r
On tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. William Rhine
landsnwill 60 TO the Oriental Hotel, Man
hatiaHf,sach, where they will pass August,
a. thet have for number Of ssssons.
Amde others sailing for this side next
Wedndday from England will b Mr.. and
Mrs. Rrry Belmont. who have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. eaokvlle-W
Very Hcently at their country seat at
Knowld Mrs. Belmont's sure1b Costumes
and ieSels have been constantly. o,rn-
mentedon since she reached the other sido
and vii be again no doubt at Newport.
Mr.. andMrs. Belmont are eIEeo:ed to enter,
tain nov continuously at By-the-Sea and
later atlhe house they have taken OF Mrs.
James / Kernochan at Hampstead.
Mr.. ali Mrs. John Jacob Aston have been
prevailed upon a. anticipated to stay for
the briel but very brisk Marisnbad season
on the cher side. The King and the inner
oyurt chile arc at the place for . time Ia
August. lWhen MIR. and Mrs.. Aston reach
this side u they sail on Aug 30. - planned,
the NeHbort eeason win Be practically
over. III will b. the frst they have
was alwals prior to that time ct the resort
With his mother In summer.
M. and Nine. Georges Gabriel Abd-el
Messih b.. now on their wedding journey.
will probably decide to live in Paris, though
the bridea pom, who Is Syrian, has lived In
Cairo. III bride, who 10 niecs Of ". Watts
Sherman. Inherited large fortune from her
father, Trheriok Sherman, and since hh
death .shek IND her mother have lived chiefly
and to II slde. Her husband accom-
panied he3mother and herself last winter
when they toured Europe. md followed
them to tAs country few months ago.
ne lie said b DO rich and the marriage was
particularly interesting. "a Il Wa tho hrst
time that New York .heiress selected q
Syrian forher husband. She y on the
maternal 4e niece Of 0irard Foster,
who has Plendid plaos at Lenox.
Count and Countess Bsrnim Of Italy are
to visit mir. tnd Mrs. Craig Biddie at New
ua,rss, A a!Ae- ~ns givsn last week for
the couple d Mrs. Biddle's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Ehelen. Jr,, 1t their country
place at DeSh, Pc.
Many haAsome dinners were given
at Newport dring the week. Last Sunday
night Mrs.. thomas F. Walsh and MN.
Edward r. Iiomas entertained, and Mn.
Walsh gave OF Of theMonday night dinners,
and also NM Samuel E. Huntington and
Mrs. Richard I. Wilson. On tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert Goelet, Mfs. Edward
C. knight, M Charles NJ. Oelrohs. Mn.
James B. HAHN and Mn. Henry Gews
gave dinnen.! Among the dinner given
Of wedns'd.,pishs v'r' M". Pembroke