New-York tribune., 1907-07-14
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Now that London's season is drawing to close
and that OF Paris is already at an end most
of the fashionable set of New York who have been
abroad since the spring homeward bound The
tide of travel has turned, and each incoming liner
reaches port heavily freighted with well known
folk. who. after brief stay in the city. betake
themselves to Newport. Bar Harbor. Southampton
and to the Adrondacks ior the remainder OF the
summer. Mountain resorts appear especially popu-
lar this year, and camps in the Adirondacks are
In great demand. They already the scenes or
much hospitality and gayety and number of en-
gagements may be looked for thence ere the
fail takes the leaves from the trees. From one OF
the principal camps indeed the announcement or
a notable betrOthaI may be looked for at any mo-
ment and there others which are no longer
secret, but of which no mention is made in these
columns. owing to the practice of The Tribune to
withhold the news of engagements until they are
formally made known by the parties concerned or
by their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w.
Vanderbilt. who arrived the other day from Eu-
rope. settled at the camp which they purchased
from II. Nick Twombly and which they have
since then beaUtifed with a number of picturesque
japanese buildings and gardens at considerable
expense Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes. with
their daughters Miss Helen and Miss Mildred
Stokes and the Baroness Halkett, who Miss
Sarah Stokes. have also arrived their camp and
Camp Wildair will he occupied by Mrs Whiteiaw
Reid and her father, u. o. Mills Mrs T. II. How
ard has rented the Mccormick camps the Upper
St. Regis; Mr. and Mrs. 1. Inslee Blair at their
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Miss Anne Morgan. is also expected very shortly
at her camp in the mountains.
southampton viii be the scene this week of
large wedding namely that of Sidney s. Breese.
son Of James 1. Rreese. to Miss Elizabeth Morton,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Alexander Logan Nor
ton. The ceremony. which is So; for Saturday
next at St Andrews Dune Church, will be per-
formed by the Right Rev. Bishop Henry c. Potter,
who is a grand uncle of the bridegroom. and will
be followed by reception given at Wyandauk.
the summer home Of the brides parents. Miss
Frances lEreeSc and Miss Justine Barber, daughter
of Mrs Thomas y. Barber. will be i'm attendance
the bride, and James l.. Brecse. jr., viii be his
brothers best man Many entertainments are
being given Just at present AZ Southampton in
honor Of the hanceS In fact, the season at South
ampton is already at its height and the dances
have been resumed the Meadow Club. which is
always crowded for the weekend when the villas
and cottages are gay with house parties. In fact,
promising is the season that August Belmont,
jr.. James L. Brccse ". Scott Cameron, Newbod
Edgar and other of the cottagers have been on
Couraged thereby to make arrangements for an
open air horse show, to he held either ~ the end
Of August or in the first days of September
At Newport the Bridge Whist club organized by
Mrs. -. II. y Belmont. and which last year made
IT'S headquarters IT the Travers bungalow has
taken p0ss asslon Of tho James Gordon Bennett
villa which has been vacant for many years.
Standing II does just opposite the Casino it Is
much central than the Trsvers bungalow.
JOY stin greater vogue than last summer.
The membership Is restricted women. and there
Is only man on the roster. namely James '.
Parker who is the officers If the Institution.
Among the many newcomers at Newport this
summer will he Mrs. J. Ridgeey Carter and Miss
Mildred Carter who have taken cottage for the
season. Miss Carter made her debut in New York
last winter. several entertainments being given for
her by her grandmother. Mrs David 7. Morgan
She spent the season in London. where her father
Is counsellor and first secretary Of the American
Embassy Mrs Ralph y. Ellis will also take her
place among the Newport hosteSses She Miss
Elizabeth Wardcr. of Washington and since her
marriage has been identified with the Meadow
Brook set. She has taken kinsscote for the sea-
son. and for pert OF the summer will have her
father-in-law John w Ellis. with her Mr. and
Mrs. Peter u. Martin have already arrived, and
at the Morrell villa. Ochre Point. and Mrs.
l. Townsend Burden and her daughters are again
at Fairlawn. After an absence OF several years
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Iseln and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Iselin also Newport for the summer
for III" first time since their respective marriages
street announces the engagement of her daughter
Miss Julia Cooper. 70 Schuyler Schieflelin Nr
Schcffoin is a OF the late Sidney \. SchiefCehn
who died I'm 1891. and Of his wife who was Miss
Mary KinRsand Schuyler. Schuyler Sch-felin was
born in 1856, was graduated from the NIasSachu-
setts Institute Of Technology 1856 and a mem
her of the Union and the ArdsIey clubs. the St