The Washington times., 1906-06-03
Society,". Unable 10 Rest
in Town or in Country,
Fits From One to Other
By CHoLLY KNIcKERBocKER.

Ardsley, and at the end of the week the
fifty or sixty horses will be sold at auc-
ton and may be relied upon to realize as
usual handsome profit, the teams all
ways bringing far larger amount than
paid for them in the early spring. Now
that the races at Belmont Park are
over the coaches which ran to the track
nave likewise been taken off the road,
and the consequence is that the tuneful
toot of the coaching horn will no longer
disturb by its echoes the quietude of
Fifth avenue until the fall
Newport's Early Season.
At Newport the season may be said to
have already started. very much earlier
than usual, and villas are opening UP in
every direction. Mrs. stSvve. Fish will
arrive at The Crosswaysr on Saturday
next from her place at Gar isous-on-the-
Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. p Belmont
are due AT "BeIlcourt" this week and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. as
well as Mrs. Richard T. Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Goelet, are already
there. Harry Syms Lehr, whG, returned
on Wednesday last from EyIope. with
Mrs Elisha Dyer. jr., and Miss Laura
Swan as his fellow-passengers, is also
now At Newport and the French embassy
will be transferred thither from Wash
ington next week with NJ. Des Portes
de La Fosse as charge d'affaires.
Arrivals at Lenox.
AT LenoX, too. the season has already
opened and the British Ambassador
who arrived yesterday from England
VIII join Lady Durand there TODAY and
moist the flag Of his embassy at Deep-
dean Mr.. and Mrs. Morris X. Jesup
are also at Lenox. and so. too. are the
George O. Havens. The j. Woodward
ravens. Mrs Henry Cram, Mrs. John
sloane, with her children; Mr.. and Mrs
W. u. Osgood Field. and John Parsons
Mrs Joseph w. Burden and her son
Shester have arrived from Europe and
opened Cnderledge. and Mr.. and Mrs
carlos de Meredia have been since Fri
day at ''Wheatley." and are busy or
Banizing cricket matches. in which az
usual, Sir Mortimer Durand and the
various secretaries OF his embassy will
take part.
Southampton Clubs Open.
Everything indicates a particularly
prliiiant season for SOUTHAMPTON and
0iuos nave already been opened. Mr..
anu NirS. archibald Rogers have taken
1ile Frederlck II Bolts place. and Mr..
ana Mrs J. Stevens UIman who bsvo
leased the George r.. Scbierfa,fn iii,
VIII nave Mrs Henry A. Barclay and
Miss Barclay as their guests durino tho
/ greater part OF the summer Judgo
henry Rowland has leased his villa "a
NIr. and Mrs T Egmont schermerhorn
ana Nathaniel Holmes. of Pittsb,,-g
mas taken the summer home Of the Sec
tetary or state. who, with Mrs F,libu
ROOT and Miss Root, sails next naont n
Tor Brazil TO attend the Pan-American
congress. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trevor
VIII also be missed this season from,
southampton, as they have determines
10 spend the summer in the Adirop-
dacks. and have let their house to Janes
Gayley, but Mr.. and Mrs. James !.
barclay. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 3. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs
Chauncey McKeever, Mr. and Mrs
howard Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
i. Barney and Miss Katherine Barney.
f1ampden Robb and his daughters. and
MT and Mrs. Frederick A Snow will all
spend the summer at the respective
villas. and have already planned many
entertainments
Tuxedo's Continuous Performance.
AT Tuxedo. where Mrs. Cochrane has
arrived from South Africa, where her
husband Is stationed with his regiment
10 stay with her father and mother.
Mi and Mrs. Eenry w. Poor. the reg
ular season is dra wing TO a close and
the New York people who have cottages
thcre are either letting them or else
Closing them up preparatory 10 their de-
partu-e for the seaside and for the
mountains. Not that Tuxedo will be in
any way deserted during the next few
months. For there are always a num-
Der OK Western and Southern people
VINO are glad 10 rent the vacant cot
tages. and To make the Park their head
quarters until the fall, when the New
l 1ork colony begin to return. In fact
Tuxedo may be said to furnish a sort Of
continuous performance. with this un-
derstanuing that the various sets relieve
one another at stated periods. The Der-
soce foLInance is the same, Il is only the per
formers who vary.