New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.


are assembled to-day off Portsmouth 10 "i'"esS
the naval display with which the United states Is
welcoming the plenipotentiaries OF RUSSIA anu Vi
Japan to the of their deliberations. Inc e'iy
yachts some OF them vessels OF large tonnage ".'i
contribute 10 the picturcsqueness of the spectaee
offered on the arrival OF the representatives. OF e
Mikado and of the Car board two American
warships flying in addition to the Star ana strips,
the respective flags of the beligerent monarchs- A.
is the first instance OF congress OF this klnd Deihs
held by foreign nations under the auspices OF the
United States and American soil. and as sucn
must be regarded occasion of great historic
Importance ]. Perpont Morgan. on board ms
yacht Corsair Henry A. G. Taylor. on the wan
derer: Commodore Frederick G. Bourne. on the
Colonial Charles L. Barney. the Invincible;
Henry Sloane. on the Idler: Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones. with party. on the Narada, and William r.
Isen arc among those who will attend tomorrow
the ceremonies afoat In connection with the Tecep-
tion of the Russian and Japanese peace commits
sioners at Portsmouth.
Nearly three hundred vessels. steam, sail and
auxiliary all of them flying the hag of the New
York Yacht Club. viii take part IN the annual
cruise of that yachting organization "Ilch De
gins this week. The rendezvous is 20 be on
Thursday at Glen Cove. where the old ouildlhs
which was the original home of the club fcr
number of years after its foundation IN AusuS''
1874. and which. occupying a site on the EiSsiail
Fields at Hoboken, moved some years "S"
20 Cove,
The first cruise was begun only three days after
the foundation Of the club, and one has taken
place regularly every year since, the cruise TINS
week being therefore. the sixty-hrst or the series
The route will be. usual, TO New-l-oI"on'
where Sunday will be spent. and TO MarOieheao'
where, after participating in the regatta OF the
Eastern Yacht Club. the fleet viii be disoahoed
Just a fortnight hence.
Owing to the almost complete destruction OF 'e
Delaware by fire last winter. Commodore Bourne
will use the Colonia flagship and among
those taking part in the cruise will be w h
Vanderbilt jr on board the Tarantulai w o.
Leeds on board the NOma; ]. Pierpont Morgan
on board the Corsair Lloyd Phoenix on the IN
trepid; W. Gould Brokaw. ON the Syodi''a,
William T. Iselin, the EmeraiC' Eui'i.u
Randolph, on the Apache and Lewis C'sS Leu
yard. on the Rambler.
The cIuh numbers some two thousand members.
a large proportion of whom will take part in the
cruise while every owner of a. boat FORMING par.
OF the fleet will have party OF men on oodiN
his yacht On this account there will be per
ceptble scarcity of the masculine element at
the various fashionable summer resorts for the
next two weeks. and the plans and projects or
society will be affected thereby. Indeed, New
port save for the two three days during
which the fleet will be in port. bids fair 10 De
somewhat dull for the next ten days or So
Mrs Douglas Robinson and Miss Corinne Doug
las Robinson are at Dark Harbor. Me. and will
remain there until the middle of September "heh
they return to their country place. near Orange
Ex-Governor Levi P Morton has left town for
the Adirondacks, to join Mrs. Morton at his camp
there. Miss Mary Morton, who has been at New
port, is for few days at Observation-Disclosures
before proceeding to the Adrondacks.
Mrs. Vanderbilt has decided to come to the res
cue of a rather dull Newport season by giving a
large dinner dance at The Breakers for her daugh-
ter. Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. Monday. August
2S and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish has dinner dance
scheduled for the following night.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Iselin have gone TO Newport.
where they staying with Colonel and Mrs. De-
lancey Kane
Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney, who have been
abroad since the death of Secretary Hay spending
most Of their time at Aix-les- Bans. with Mr.. and
Mrs. Americ Paget sailed yesterday for this coun-
try and their arrival here next week will. after
brief visit to Mrs. Hay at The Fels, her country
place on Lake Sunapee y. H.. go their place
near Manhasset. Long Island. for the autumn.
DR.. William C. Bull and hisfstepson James C.
Blaine jr., who in Europe are booked to sail
for New-York on August 1S
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Eustis sailed yesterday
for Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis
still at Enerslie. the country place the
Hudson of Mrs. Eustis's father, Levi p. Morton.
Eugene Higgins sails this week from Europe on
his yacht. the Varuna. bound for New
York and Newport. and will have party of friends
board. Since he sold his country place. near
Morrstown, TO the Whippany River Club, he has
lived almost entirely on board the Varuna.
Others their way home are Mr.. and Mrs Royal
Phelps Carroll who. their arrival will go at
Newport. Royal Phelps Carroll is one of
the extremely few American members of the French
Jockey Club. is married 10 Miss Marion Langdon,
has achieved fame in the yachting world the
owner of the Navahoe. and is descended from
Charles Carroll. the only Roman Catholic to sign
the Declaration of Independence.
Newport and gone 10 Bar Hnrbor spend the re-
mainder OF the Mrs. Stewart and Miss
Anita Stewart are in Sioux Falls, S. ID.
Bernardsville y. j., will be the scene of a we'd
ding the last day but of this month. when
Miss Ethel Jacquen will be married to Joseph
Suydam Stout, of New-York. at the Somerset Inn
where the bride. with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John H. Jacquelin, is spending the summer
The British Ambassador was in town yesterday
to welcome his son. Captain Durand adiIftant OF
the 9Th Lancers who. having secured prOonsa-
ton OF his leave of absence has returned to Amer
lea TO spend ii with his parents He was here AT
the beginning of the summer, but received orders
rejoin his regiment. which is stationed I'm India
a moment when the political outlook appeared
critical After he reached London. however. the
situation became less threatening and he expert
enced no difficulty i'm obtaining a prolongatiOn of
his furlough He left town yesterday afternoon