The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09
IN SOCIETY.

The owners Of the fine rural residences
at Great Neck, Westbury, Roslyn, Hemp
stead and other fashionable Long Island
places are returning to their homes after
summers passed abroad or at seashore
and mountain resorts. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
PAYNE Whitney, who left their children
on this side when they went abroad in the
early summer, will soon be at their place
at Wheatley Hills.
Mrs. George Law, who has been in town
for a fortnight, is again the guest Of Mrs.
Reginald Vanderbilt, convalescing from
her recent illness at Sandy Point Farm.
Governor-G General and Lady Gilbert
Carter Of the Barbados are being enter
tanned at Lenox. Vicomtesse de la Bas-
satiere arrived here a few days ago from
France. Countess Franfenilli Cybo, who
has been the guest at Tuxedo of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harleston Deacon, sailed for Italy
several days ago. Prince and Princess
| Michael C~antaouzene were the guests OF
Mrs. Edward j. Berwind while the New
port horse show was on. Countess FestetlcS
will arrive next Friday on the Deutsch-
land. She wen to Italy on February "a,
accompanied 10y her mother, Mrs. Louis
T. Haggin. They were Joined atterward
for a few weeks by Mrs. James p. Haggin.
The Countess will on her arrival JON her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Haggin, at their
country place atnCloster, N. ).
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, who have
entertained constantly throughout the New
port season, have begun the reconstruction
| OF Friedman, the old Havemeyer summer
home, which will be the scene of many
festive affairs next year. When Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jones give up Inchiquin that too VIII
be gone over to suit the taste OF the young
| Iii - Iohn y Y ftuorrnnHa- IN whom II
was recently presented by her husbands
mother, Baroness Seilliere.
The Rev. and Mrs. Henry Sloane Coffin
are now on their honeymoon, and will re-
turn very shortly to New York. They we're
married on Thursday at the Protestant
Episcopal chapel in Ross Valley, Cal, with
a bridal breakfast later at Merry Mount,
the fine estate Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Parmlee Eels. Mrs. Coffin,
who WAS Miss Dorothy p. Eels, Is a very
handsome young m
There are quite a number OF dinners on
for this week at Newport. Mrs. George Henry
Warren will give one on Wednesday night,
and Lispenard Stewart, who was'at Bar
Harbor for the Horse Show, gives one on
Thursday. Mrs. W. Storrs Wells will give
one Of her series of big dinners on Satur-
day night, September Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills have given a
series Of particularly handsome dinners at
Ocean View since their return from England.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mills, from next Saturday on,
will give their usual week end house parties
at their country place at Staatsburg, which
they usually keep open until Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Edward G. Knight gave a luncheon
at her Newport cottage last Sunday, as did
also Miss Louise, McAllister, Mrs. George
B. de Forest and Mrs. Henry s. Redmond.
Mrs. William b. Leeds, Mrs. John Thomp-
son, Spencer and Mrs. Paul A. Andrews
gave luncheons on Tuesday before the
Horse Show. and Robert Ives Ganmefl
gave an elaborate affair at the GoOseberry
Island Club. Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., ave
one OF the pretty Wednesday luncheons,
Miss Louise McAllister, Mrs. Ogden Mills,
! Mrs. j. Russell Solely and Mrs. Paul Mills
rave luncheons on Thursday. Mrs. Glenn
ent c. Moore gave a very pretty luncheon
on Friday, and Mrs. +. A. johnson was one
Of those who gave luncheons yesterday.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs will likely go
abroad this winter. The Oelrichs house at
Fifth avenue and Fifty-seventh street is
leased from the Mason Jones estate. Her
place at Newport is said to be for sale.
The cottage was built several years g
and replaced the summer home Of the
historian Bancroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver H. p. Belmont will
make their annual pilgrimage TO the Hot
| Springs, Va, but will lot remain there
long. They will be present at-the Yander-
bilt cup races and will, al usual, make their
Long Island establishment their autumn
headquarters. BelCourt. their Newport
residence, is to be considerably improved
before next summer
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Appleton, who have
been abroad since the death OF their only
son, returned last week TO their home in
Boston. Mrs. Appleton's sister, Mrs.
! George B. de Forest. has given a few pretty
luncheons at Newport OF late. Mrs. Wood
bury Kane, the third sister, is still abroad
with her sons.
Among the many prominent persons
now expected home from foreign trips are
Clarence II. MackaY and Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont. There is a casino about
completed on the Mackay place, Harbor
Hill, at Roslyn, l.. L., which will be ne
scene OF many festive affairs. Mrs. Mackay
has remained at her country place since
she returned from LenOx. Mr.. and Mrs.
Belmont will besvery late in reaching New
port, but will pass some days there.
Mrs. George s. Scott gave one OF the
dinners last Sunday night at Newport.
Other dinners were given by Mrs. Ogden
Mills, Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis, Mrs. Edward
J. Berwind, Mrs. Charles A. Childs, Mrs.
@. NJ. Hutton, Mrs. j. Thompson Spencer,
Mrs. Henry s. Redmond, Mrs. Blair Fair
child and Mrs. John J. Mason. James v.
Parker gave one of the big Sunday dinners
at the Bungalow. Mrs. James Brown Pot
ter's dinner Of sixty covers on Monday