New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


That the sesshore is more popular this summer
with New York society than inland or mountain
resorts IS Demonstrated by the summer edition Of
""The Social Register" issued yesterday which
shows an increase Of some 90 per cent over hast
year In the number OF those who prefer ocean
breezes to mountain mere country air. And. Of
course. there has been a corresponding decline IN
the number Of ''lnanders." ''The Social Register
likewise shows a very considerable growth IN the
number OF yachts IN commission there being over
one hundred more boats. mostly steam yachts. now
ahoat than last summer. although that was
sidered record year. The number Of the members
of New York society spending the summer abroad
shows but little variation from previous years
Mr and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney VINO are now
at Newport. booked TO san Thursday for
England. and their arrival there VIII so 20 their
place In Yorkshire for the shooting season. which
opens early next month. Mr.. Whitney win, as
usual. entertain succession OF house parties while
the shooting season lasts and during that time
Mrs. Whitney viii avail herself OF the opportunity
TO pay her annual visit TO Paris-
Among those who have rented places either IN
the North Of England IN Scotland for the shoot
Ing season this autumn is ]. Henry Smith, who
viii entertain his brother-in-law and sister Sir
George and Lady Cooper. and the Duke and Duchess
of Manchester. while other lessees OF mOors ard
shooting lodges are Clarence Maclay. John Cad
walader. Colonel Oliver Payne and Bradley Martin.
W. De Lancey Kountzs has left town TO spend
the week end at Newport as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Goelet, at Ochre Court and Phoanix
Ingraham IS staying with Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. p
Belmont
More than half hundred sailing yachts and a
score or more OF large steam yachts belonging 70
the Seawanhaka COrinthfan and Atlantic Yacht
clubs and the Corinthian Club. OF Philadelphia are
at anchor In Oyster Bay to-day, preparatory to
starting tomorrow the tri-club annual cruise
which is 20 extend to Newport and 20 last a week
Most Of the boats have parties OF guests on hoard
and the clubhouse OF the Seawanhaka. Corinthian
on Centre Island is the scene Of much gayety and
hospitality to-day.
Judge and Mrs Francis sooss and Miss Margaret
Scott are booked 20 sail for Europe on their re-
turn to New York on September IS
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Iselin have gone 20 Newport.
where they are staying with Colonel and Mrs De-
lancey Kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOrillard Spencer, W. r. Sands
Mrs. j. w. PfnchOt and Clifford Pinchot chief of
the Forestry Department OF the United States and
justice ana Mrs. Edward Paterson were among
those who sailed yesterday for Europe Mrs Pin
chot and her son are bound for Copenhagen where
they viii stay with the formers son-In-Iav and
daughter. Sir Alan and Lady JOhnstone, Sir Alan
being the British Minister at the Court Of Dem
mark.
= Atlantic City's annual Horse Show which opens
on Tuesday, will take a number OF people from,
New York and it's vicinity 70 that popular New
Jersey resort Alfred G. Vanderbilt left Newport
yesterday for Atlantic City. and will his road
coach Venture between the Windsor Hotel and the
show grounds while the exhibition, for which he
has a number Of entries is in progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis have closed their
cottage at LenOx and have gone to Newport for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Osgood Field and Giraud
Foster have gone to Canada a fishing expedition.
and will return in about ten days time to spend
the remainder OF the summer at LenOx
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and their chill
dren. who have been cruising along the coast on
board their steam yacht North Star, have arrived
at Bar Harbor, where they are spending a few
days. and where they have been entertaining the
Austrian Ambassador and Nine. Hengelmuller
who are spending the summer az Bar Harbor
Alcide Ebray. the Consul General Of France for
New York, will give dinner tomorrow night at
Delmonico's in honor OF the admiral and com
manding officers OF the French naval squadron IN
port NJ Ebray will sail IN about ten days for
France on leave OF absence.
George Morgan has left town for Newport where
he will spend the summer with his niece Mrs
Natalie Schenck Collins.
Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury has left town for New
port, where she is staying with friends
Count Massigla. Consul General OF Italy for
New York, will leave here for Italy next week on
leave Of absence.
c. Give Bayley, Of the Union Club, has arrived
from England, where he has been spending his
leave Of absence with his mother Lady Bayley
and viii be in charge OF the British Consulate Cen
eral In New York during the absence Of Sir Percy
sanderson. who will sail Saturday next for Eng
land on furlOugh.
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I
Newport, r. l., July 1.-THE fine weather az