New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


withdrawal OF the entire Vanderbilt connscuOn
from all the gayeties OF the summer at these thles
places and the abandonment of an the entertail'-
ments at Newport which had been projected by
Mrs. Vanderbilt at the Breakers. BY young Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt at Beaulieu. by Mrs. W. K.
Vanderbilt jr.. at Marble House. by Mrs. Alfred @.
Vanderbilt az Oakland Farm and by Mrs. Twombly
at Vineland while at Lenox. Elm Court. the coun-
try place Of Mr. and AIRS. william Douglas Sloane.
VIII cease to figure as q factor in the programme OF
the summer. Seldom has there been a more wide
spread manifestation OF sympathy on the part o.
New York society than that called forth BY the
bereavement Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mex Twombly.
whose sons funeral VIII be held tomorrow in St.
Thomas's Church
Every liner entering the port OF New York Is
heavily freghted with members OF the fashionaele
set. returning from or less extended stays IN
Europe Mrs. Ogden Goelet Is due here on Wednes-
day. end her arrival viii go at 20 Newport.
where her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Goelet. have been staying for time at
her villa Ochre Court. Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridgs 7.
Gerry. with the Misses Gerry. and Mrs. Richard
GambriH have already returned. and Mrs. Hermann
Oelrtchs. with her son. is on the way home. while
Mrs Astor IS booked 70 sail for New York the week
after next 90 spend the month OF August az New
port Travel IN the other direction. however. has
by no means ceased for Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander
with Miss Susan McCook. and many other we'll
known people sailed for Europe last Wednesday.
while Clarence Mackay will go abroad on Tuesday
Mrs. Mackay and her children spending the two
months OF hts absence IN Europe at Lsno1s whsre
they are occupying the Pease villa
Among the features OF the Newport season Is the
opening for the first time n many years Of the
Marble House. which has been closed for more than
8 decade. and which IS now occupied BY Mt. and
Mrs W. K Vanderbilt. jF. II belongs 70 Mrs
o. II. P. Belmont, who has placed it at the disposal
OF her eldest son and his wife, who are 70 enter
tain the Duchess OF Marlborough there In the fall
aIr. and Mrs. Belmont themselves at Bellcourt
where what among the finest stables IN the
country have been transformed into garase for
motors.
Bar Harbor Is 70 have a big wedding In the fall
when Nelson Williams end Miss Henrietta Nc
Cormick, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Han Nc
Cormicb. 90 be married there. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccormick have been spending the summer at Bar
Harbor for many years past. Miss Mccormick
herself is In Europe but Dir. and Gfrs. Mccormick
and their younger daughter already established
at their country place at Bar HaEbOr. Among other
arrivals there A. G. Gurnee and Miss Gurnee
W. S. Gurnee is spending the summer In Europe.
Mrs Frederick Pearson Is at the Carr cottage: w.
Rhineander Stewart and his son are at the Potter
cottage IN West street. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Hennen Morris. Mrs. Elliott B. Shepard. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ernesto O. FabbTi, the Austrian Ambassador
and Baroness HengelmuIlar, the Norwegian Envoy
and Mime. Hauge and the Danish Minister 20
be seen almost daily at the Kebo Valley Club.
which, as usual. IS the principal centre OF Bar
Harbor life and gayety.
Two weddings OF interest 70 New York society
will take place this week. That OF Miss Josephine
F. Boardman 70 United States Senator ". Murray
Crane will be solemnizsd Tuesday at Man
chester-by-the- Sea. while on Saturday Randolph
Norris son of the late Gouverneur Morris. viii
marry Miss Louise Hughes. daughter Of Andrew
S. Hughes. at Denver Col.
At Southampton. where the season Is now In fun
swing big entertainment Is % be given Thursday
next at the summer home OF Mr. and Mrs Charles
G. Francklyn in behalf OF the So. Nary's Hospital
for Crippled Children here. The programme viii
include tableaux vivants. in which q number Of
children will take part among thsm Frances
Breess Emma Peabody. Edith Gracis and Agnes
Edgar. The Friday evening dances &c the Meadow
Club have begun and active preparations aTs being
made for the annual horse show.
Glen Cove was the rendezvous yesterday efter~
noon OF many Of those Interested IN yacht racing,
in order to witness the races OF the New York
Yacht Club. Among those present were Nfr. and
Mrs W. Butler Duncan Jr.. August Belmont. Mr..
and Mrs. August Belmont 1r., O W. Wetmcre
and William Iselin.
Mrs. John c. Wilnerding and costsF wIInsrsHng
booked to sail for Europe On the Oceanic on
July IS
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick n. Allen are staying with
Senator and Mrs George Peabody wetmOys at
Newport, where their young son he's undergone a
slight operation at the local hospital
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Gould Jennings LEFT town
yesterday for Newport. wheFs they VIII spend the
summer
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander and his sou. Philip,
have left town for Manhattan Beach, and are estab-
lished for the summer at the Oriental Hotel
Judge and Mrs Vernon NJ Davis, accompanied
by AIRS. Robert B. Davis and Miss Geuevisys Davis,
sailed yesterday for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs T. A. Karelsen. who were married
on Tuesday last. are booked 20 sail on Tuesday
to spend their honeymoon in Paris. Mrs Karelsen
is a daughter OF Mrs P. Elsasssr. of Lexington
avenue.
Among yesterdays passengers on board the Krooa-
land for Europe were Edward r. Brown and his
daughters. Miss Edna and Miss Gladys Brown. OF
East Goth street.
london, July THE announcement that oxssn
Sflls was passenger on the North German Y.loyd
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H. which sailed JuIv a
from Southampton. Is incorrect Mr. Mills sailed
the Cunard Line steamer Campania from Liver
pool to-day
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
lsy Telegraph 70 The Tribuns.l
Tuxedo Park, N. Y, July IA large number OF
well known New Workers arrived to-day to spend
Sunday.
The golf match between the Tuxedo ana Norris
town teams attracted a large gathering during the
afternoon
There were several house parties. followed BY
dinners. among the cottagess. and several arrivals
et the clubhouse,
The second week IN July generally marks che
close OF the early summer season az Tuxedo hut this