The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-23
IN SOCIETY

done TO improve the lawns and gardens OF
the Long Island colony of mrlti. milliona'res'
but the ork goes steadily on at this season
Even tho biz places 80 splck and bpan are
very generally In the hands OF skilled artists
and are being rcadorncd for tho early
autumn. BY the middle Of September
social gale,y vi, bc well stdr'eS az rea ,'
Mrs Oliver H. p. Belmont superintendea
much work done at Brockholt Eefore sne
went to Newport, where she VIII roman
during August. Tho place VIII be at W.
best when her daughter the ,a ou vInnscst
OF her three little grandsons visit her there
In September The Duchess will have
very delightful time. Mr.. and Mrs. bel
mont lose very little OF What goes on IN
town In the amusement line, gong ahe
coming constantly In their autos
Tho Duchess of Marlborough, who is the
most youthful but ore OF the five American
Duchesses the Dr ohess of Manchester being
the Youngest, has little niece, the daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. william X. Nanoernsit.
Jr., named for her, whom she WIZ zee ior
the first time when she cores over III Sop-
TENDER. There will he series or enter
tainments given for her by the residents o 81
The biz houses, nclud ding Mrs Clarence II.
Maokay.
Mrs. Aston and Mrs. Vanderbilt viii re
located perhaps by Thursday at beech-
wood and the Breakers, their respective
Newport residences. Robert Walton Zoe
let, the richest young man of the se' VIII
probably be in his others big house r, on
! bohre Point bv the end of the week, THIS
will leave fewer vacant dwellings though
the number is rattle formidable. Marble
House and Mrs Ogden Goelet's top tne
list Then comes Wakehurst, the Benneet
Il .tx.l <Jr in
house so seldom o S6 FPont o" the Frederic
Vonderbit establishment is also unoccu-
pied.
Col and Mrs. Charles L. f. Robinson will
sail from Europe for home next saturday
and will go to Newport on their arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston now plan TO
sail FOR this side on Wednesday week. Mrs.
Ogden Mills and the Misses Mills and Mrs.
Hermann Oelrichs are expected to return
at the same time. making their ARRIVAL AZ
Mr. and Mrs. Byam X. Stevens. VINO san
on Saturday for this side. will go directly
to Lenox on their arrival.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. Vanderbilt
have taken possession Of their picturesque
apnnese camp in the Adirondacks, after
cruise of some months in the yacht War;
,ior m European waters. In camp m the
immediate locality are MIS- ii h %an rd n Her
William Post. Tho grounds oil hou9h
Point will lie utilized for charita ie lee
on Aug. ~. Mr.. and Mrs, Wander III VIII
visit Newport during yachting week, t4t VII
make their yacht Warrior thoT heao-
quarters
For the first time in several seasons
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt are
now located at Pointe de Arcade, their
fine place at Bar Harbor. rented curing
the tst few summers 10 the Lew II. Letters;
They will send ouL invitations lor seNeia
house parties during the iate autumn al
BilImore House, Ashcville, \. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, DR.
who have had visiting them Of late at thelr
place at Hampstead l.. l.. Mrs. James Is
Eustis. who has lived in Mexico since she
was married la<t year go MS week lo
Newport. They will be in Saratoga dur,
ing August.
Miss Isabella Dinsmore Selmcs, FOL
} whom Mrs. Henry Parish, DR., gave big
tea when she was presented, and Roter
H. Munro Ferguson were married on Jul!
15 at Locust Valley, L. L., at the summer
, home OF the brides uncle, Mr.. Cutcheon
: President Roosevelt was their chief witness
Mr. Ferguson, who served through th'
. Snanish war as Rough Rider, l. a scotch
2, man. He has however, an indirect Ameri
q can connection. as his brothers wife Is
, sister Of Lord Dutierin, who married MIS-
t Flora Davis OF this city. He belongs to tn
Union and other clubs. MIS-; -, tergus s,,'
girls. is a daughter Of Mrs. Tilden Selnes
q q Southerner. She and her mother cam
4 hero last autumn and passed the wlhte
q with Mrs Selmes's brother-in-law AM
y sister Mr., and Mrs Franklin y. NJ, Cu sfti
d street. Miss Semes was one OF the brides
: maids at the Roosevelt Roosevelt nuptlal
and the second to be welded, Miss Cut
y ting's marriage with Mr.. Wilmerdin
l. having taken place very shortly a1tef
l ward.
o Sir Edward and Lady Constance StewaI
= Richardson are e1nong the interestin
|. Brtishers now on this side. where tn
e latter has many close friends, includin
- Mrs. Lionel Guest. 1t is some few year
v since Lady Constance Mackenzie reache
:: New York on her first visit She enter
s. tanned her new friends vastly IN NJ vario
a dance in her Scotch costume after
dinner given by the late William c Whit
ney. She went afterwsr to Texas, vlsite
the owners of the biggest ranches and er
joyed herself hugely on her return
- Richardson.
J. One Of the summers notable Wedding
v that OF Stephen Van Rensselaer, with Mis-
10 Marion W. Farlin, will be celebrated t.
ID morrow afternoon at the home Of the bride
a narents, Mr.. and Mrs Farlin, 200 Rahwa
o. ., avenue Elizabeth N. j. The ceremony
III to be performed at $50 O'Clock and Will |
20 witnessed only by relatives and some Int
l. mate friends Of the couple.
90 George Adj -Messit Bey OF Cairo
n. visiting Mrs Frederic Sherman, at Gards
OF City. Others in town OF late have bee
~ Sir Lionel Garden, British Minister to Cub
k. on route to England; Baron Navarro, wi
Y. arrived from Antwerp last Tuesday, al
d. LADY Nobels of England, who has been
nd the Holland during the week
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According to the calculations, Attire
q, Gwynne Vanderbilt will have six contes
e :, ants in the road race of four-in-hand
ut between Seabrisht and Long Branch, du
he ing the Monmouth County Horse Sho
ne beginning on Wednesday at Hollywood
Il. pork Last year there were but two al