New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

New York Is busy entertaining numerous dis
tinguished foreigners whose presence here Is con-
tributlng IN small measure the gayety and
the briancy OF the early summer season First
and foremost among them is Prince Louis of Italy
who reached port yesterday board the cruiser
Naiese. which he commands Prince Louis will re-
main here throughout the week Tomorrow after
noon General and Mrs Frederick d. Grant give a
garden party In his honor on Governors Island
and in the evening Count Massiglia the Consul
General OF Italy, will have dinner FOR him at the
Waldorf. at which General Grant Rear Admiral
Joseph h. Coghlan and the Italian Ambassador will
be among the guests. On Thursday evening the
prince will dine with Mayor and Mrs Mcclellan ~
their house In Washington Square
Among the other foreigners IN town are the
commodore and the officers of the Austrian squad
ron In port, and Admiral Thierry commanding
Frances naval forces In the Atlantic as well as
the officers of the French warships at anchor IT,
the Hudson. who include Representatives of some
OF the oldest houses Of the Breton aristocracv
The leading clubs have extended their courtesies
10 them. and many entertainments have been given
In their honor. notably dinner last Thursday
night by General j. Fred PiersOu at his house in
West sd street, when Stuyvesant Fish Lieutenant
General Nelson A. Miles. James SSsymser. Charles
r. Alexander General Hubbard George G De VII.
and numerous other well known were Invited
to meet Admiral Therry and the Comte de Saint
Perm. On Tuesday night the admiral will give an
official dinner ON board his flagship the klAber
preparatory 70 sailing for Hampton Roads at tbs
end OF the week.
Racing will be resumed tomorrow at Relno,+
Park after weeks intermisson and NOW that
the spring has banished the abonlinabIe March
weather. which did much to mar the meeting
lE the early part of May. the track IL likely IN
present extremely brilliant appea ~ nee az The
rendezvous OF those af the fashionable set who re-
main in town or at their country places on Long
island
But 1t il not only horses which will claim the
attention of society In the week which opens to-day
Dogs. too have their day and on Tuesday
and Wednesday the fair grounds at Mineola Long
Island, will be the scene of the NTH annual sun,-
dog show OF the Ladies' Kennel Association n,
America Mrs. James l.. KernOchan Mrs Charles
Hall. Mrs. j. J. Fatable, Miss Anna Sands Mrs
r. e. ". Wadsworth and Mrs. Reginald G. Wander
bilt among those most actively Interested I'm The
affair, which Will be made the occasion of much
hospitality by those who own country houses ana
villas In the district.
Then Saturday the Westchester Kennel t1uh
Will have its annual show at Gedney Farm uowar5
those who have country seats IN the wes+cbas,cr
district have entered dogs for the exhibition winch
means quite as much TO all that part OF New yors
which lies between the Sound and tho IIudso,, a.
the dog shows NJ Mineola do to the people OF on
Island.
Although several marriages will take page cart,
In the week. including that of Miss isabel Car,, =,
Henry A. Stone. yet the majority OF them ar.
scheduled for Saturday In fact Nh. roo,+h 90
June VIII be ushered in to the sound OF ma rr,ava
bells. which will continue ringing untu ~,
toward July Some of the weddings set for Sa,praa
VIII take place IN town. others the country ~
,iaitiase OF gym Martneau. of England to Mis-,
%n,,, LELAND ROBBINS. daughter OF Mrs Prize.
~~"'' ~ nsr nrst marriage viii take place In 81