The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-21

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IN SOCIETY.

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swing. An unusual feature OF the season
isthe number Of young mel Of manageable
age of great fortunes or expectations.
There has been a falling Of Of late summers
in the number Of titled foreigners at New
port. When the Marquis and Marduise
de Monsters Merlin vile occupied their
cottage a number Of Partisan s usually
visited the resort. NJ. des Portes is the
most entertained foreigner Of the last few
seasons and Vicomte de Cha mbrun the
single eligible Of the French Embassy.
His elder brothers wife. Comtesse de
Chambrun. who Is a sister OF Nicholas
Longworth. will probably not be over
this summer. having been for some months
cinnsti last winter. Mrs. Longworth has
her summer cottage at Manchester blythe
Sea. Baron Robert de Dobihof, whose
name suggests Russia but who halls from
Paris. Is now in Newport.
Alfred q. Vanderbilt is one Of the busiest
Of New Workers. On Thursday, Friday
and Saturday Of this week he will show
his horses at Long Branch. participating in
the road race Of four-in-hands. and next
week will exhibit at Bay Shore. A chain OF
horse shows will absorb his attention dur
ing August and on September 0 his coach
Venture will begin its daily runs between
the Holland House and Ardsley Club.
Not long after the Madison Square Garden
Horse Show he will return TO London. where
he has already engaged q suite Of rooms.
With the arrival Of Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt and Mrs. Mills the cottag go coterie at
Newport will be complete for the season,
with the exception OF Mrs. Vanderbilt and
her daughter, Miss Gladys Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, who has peer
in delicate health for a couple Of years, IN
now quite we'll and will do her share Of
entertaining at Beaulieu. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vanderbilt have practically a new house
in Fifth avenue, it having been almost
reconstructed and IL will be the scene
OF many smart winter functions. Mrs.
Vanderbilt passed much time while in
England with her niece, the Duchess of
Roxburgh the two having been much to-
gether prior to the marriage OF the latter.
John Jacob Aston and his son. Vincent
Aston. who we're passengers on the Kron-
prinz Wilhelm on Tuesday. will return in
a few weeks, accompanied by Mrs. j. j.
Aston n the youthful Alice Aston. nov
with her mother in England. The heir to
the Astor millions. now In his fifteenth
year. is an unusually tall lad.
Mrs. Goelet is again Mt her summer home
at Newport after an absence of several
years. since the death Of her husband
in 1899. Mrs. Goelet 10 one Of the famous
entertainers Of the world, and as her yacht
Nahma is anchored Of the resort she will
Of course give parties ashore n afioat.
Mrs. Goelet, too, is the mother Of the most
eligible of New York young men.
Miss Helen NJ. Gould will sail from Europe
for this port on Wednesday week. July 81,
after a prolonged stay on the other side.
She will probably 60 on her arrival 10 the
Gould homestead in the Catskills.
Mrs. Edward r. Thomas, Egerton l..
Winthrop. Mrs. Edward j. Berwind and
Miss Charlotte Pell gave timers last Sun
day night al Newport. Mrs. f. II. G. Slater
gave one OF the big Monday dinners at
Hopedene and Mrs. A. F. Norrie was one
Of the Tuesday dinner givers. Mrs. Rich
ard Gambrill ave the first OF a series on
that night and x. Lanfear Norris also gave
a dinner. Mrs. Alfred q. Vanderbilt gave
a Dime at Oakland Farm on Wednesday.
Miss Wetmore entertained at Chateau-sur-
mer. Elbridge I. Gerry had guests aboard
his steam yacht Electra. Miss Anna Sands
entertained at her cottage. Mrs. Lewis
Cass Ledyard also gave n dinner that even
ing. Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell gave one
OF the Thursday night dinners at the Best
t@h -s ssOS NhS WHILE NbS AoN'
dinners that evening were Mrs. w. Payne
Mrs. Slater and Mrs. George NJ.
Rtves. Dinners were given on Friday
by Mrs. George s. Scott, Mrs. Royal
Phelps Carroll and Mrs. W Watts Sherman.
Every one in the summer colony Of
l.. l.. was interested yester-
day in the wedding Of Miss Elizabeth A.
and Sidney 8. Breese. Those who
could squeeze into st. Andrews Dune
Church we're there. while others contented
themselves without its portals and still more
by the roadside to see the bride
pass by. Fortunately being on a Saturday,
was a large masculine ate at
the seashore resort for the weeks end.
There was a reception after the ceremony
at Wyanduck. the place of the brides
Both bride and bridegroom have
been at the resort every summer since they
we're tots
An interesting arrival OF next Wednesday
will be Don Mario Toslonia OF the Roman
banking family, who Is said to be a fine |
young man. He accompanies Mrs.
Charles A. Moore and her daughter, Miss
Mary Elsie Moore. his fancee. Mr.. Moore
has already arrived and The wedding will
he an autumn event Probably the hanc6
Of Miss Moore will be seen in town con-
stantly; as the Moore country place is at
Belle Haven. Greenwich. conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar B.. Walters Of $50
West End avenue. who sailed yesterday on
the Philapelphia, will travel In France, !
Switzerland. Germany AID England and
will return TO New York about September 1. I
Mrs. Harold Brown, daughter of W. Watt u !
sherman. and Mrs j. Hood Wright were two
rich widows who sailed last Wednesday
the Adriatic. Roth of the husbands
Of Mrs. Wright we're OF tho Drexel
firm Of bankers and her elder son, Mr..
Robinson. lives with his family in Paris.
and Mrs. Edward Moore Robinson,
son, and his wife, who reside In