New-York tribune., 1907-07-28
A fashionable Gathering Ex
pected-Many Social Affairs.

~ @<~ nual horse show
A This year Will see a
A more fashionable gath
coach stands than ever before Practically all ,Ia
boxes are sold except few Of the least fesirati
1he box holders thus far include Jacob IT Ccbt1
General Thomas Hamlin Hubbard T,rnesto q ~
Dr. Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard, Mrs Miles b carmen
ter Mrs Alexander Mackay-slnitb Iorje p NJ
1agg. Joseph Pulitzer. Edgar Scott r Han NTo
J F. Bass. Countess de IaugIer- VIlIars Mr. W.
ner N LEEDS. j. J. ketterlinus John Jav U-I,fts
,~-i' $500 = - - 'l5.a- A Bleecker Banks. clifford
Ii' 9li' - i-'-atH = 1cciran. Jr.; Mrs Frederick
Pearson, Mrs n j. Anderson c. Morton srottb
FIeTEepoIt Edwards, Mrs Howard Sturgis w
-. 4tlhesloek. Merle Middleton. Mrs Henry r
DiInock, AIRS. Clarence C. Wadssvorth Mrs 49,
Parsons J Stevens T-l,u1a,,, ana yEti1; =, TIoeIt
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me nfst o. Tie Malvern hops took place Wednes-
DAY night, and was. as always most succeesTiI
ne Malvern hops mark the opening of the formal
period OF entertaining, and continue TN sentarbn~
dinners iou'lu OF
The series Of Friday evening dances for +bs
younger social set also began his yceel, IN. oi,e
5ory we're present. chaperoned by Mrs William
J.. Shepaer6 cf New York and Mrs E1d,rar5 -
Mears Of Philadelphia "
The second IN the series Of concerts ,,,as ,,,. -.
the ne" Temple OF Music and Arts. The artists
were CampanaTi and Miss Marguerite Han An an
nouncement Of interest in connection with tba &C.
fles IS that courtlandt Palmer has consented to
render plano selections at The final concert on Au-
gust g.
Mr.. and Mrs De Witt Clinton Blair gave Iarqa
outdoor tea Wednesday afternoon The AFFAIR y,9s
held in the Italian garden connected with RiatT
EyrIe. ~ 'i
Swiss fete is be given for the benefit Of tbe
new Catholic church by number Of the sr,rnr,er
colony on the lawn OF Miss CeIestne Eustis ~,
Atlantic avenue. August z
George S. Robbins, Of New York won the yveelI,
Iandlcap at kebO Saturday. beating out Martin
Van Buren and Casimir De r. Moore who were
lied for second. one stroke The ulav tbrou Oh,
out the match close 10 the last tha place CO.
Ing 10 DR.. Robert Amory, president Of the club
Arden Robbins. usual, made the best gross
scoTe, but started at scratch the larger handi-
caps OF some Of the other players brought him well
down the list
Considerable uneasiness is felt at Kebo over the
coming Of the electric road The chief din
Guilty has been entering the village. so as not TO
interfere with any Of the drives Two routes have
been laid out by the engineers. across the es-
tates OF John w. Auchincloss, Hugh D. Mcmillan
and A Howard Hinkle the other one end of
the Kebo links. While II is realized that the road
must enter town somehow. most members OF the
club Go not like 10 think Of having the handsome
some compromise satisfactory to both parties can
be reached.
The annual fair given by the younger girls Of
the summer colony for the benefit OF the Bar Har-
Dor Hospital VIII be held about the middle Of Au-
gust and Will be given this year the lawn OF
SaltsiF the cottage of A Blocker Banks
Thus far nothing has been preached as 10 the
other entertainment for the benefit Of the insti-
tuition, the annual hospital theatrical entertainment
but there is every assurance that II be given
some time IN August. probably during horse show
week
Mrs Robert Able entertained al luncheon Thurs
day afternoon al BrOOkond IN honor Of Mrs Emma
included Mrs Ernesto O Fabbri. Mrs. Miles 3.
Carpenter. Airs. Arthur Cheney Train. Mrs Edward
y. Ripley, Mrs. 7. II. Bosworth Mrs. J. B,dde
Porter, Nine PcolelIis. Mrs william Jay schicf-
felin and Mrs Charles c. Harrison.
Mr. and Ars Sl1ney ". <eith, of Philadelphia.
entertained - dirrrr SATURDAY evening in honor
Of Miss Julia ferv-ud, Of Newport, The guestl
were Mr.. and Mrs George W. Vanderbilt Mr. and
Mrs. John 7. Linzee and Clement b. Newbold-