New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-25

Neu Ene,and Resorts with Foreign Ministers and
anbassadors-Chevy n Spring.

If June the temperature forbids these trips until
after the sun goes down SO me haaan as their
summer homes and await the coming OF ' i hea n
Of the family w9 repair to the various
New England resorts and establish themselves t
speaking they are never off guard or idle about
the smallest affairs of their own holds his
Ambassador Bryce, of Great BrlIafH no rts can
small court at Intervale. n. H. and II reports Jat
be believed he spends ms on the Kearsarge
links At North Conway, only snort Instance W
The Russian Ambassador and Baroness R9S Ia
are at Magnolia, and With mem are ebostv ts at
Manchester bv the Sea. Four years ago ba! On
Edmond Ma{Gr n des and m consequences each
succeeding wear has his return SiGnor .tUl
sr the Essex Country Club. in windermere Place
This club has the finest golt INKS % I h the IA
New England clubs and golf seems 10 DE oIe the
vort both Of the 1Tdsr 6efwem Man
charge daifaiTes i'm t Ila Peruvian Minister and
Wnnn dc ParIn have settled themselves in most
loteE anu anu gIorious view Overedge it is named
ard it is wonderfully adapted Ior 'lio
The Argentine Minister and Sonora dc a9a the
Magnolia near the Russ ,IssI i al Bass Rocks
iust beyond Gloucester often has repre oiex
AT the tea house at Magnolia, wheFe an ''
wends its way toward clock 49,. ,o,,ses Of
The interchange Of hospitality at the houses s, Ur
SECRETARIES and attaches quartered near oy,
there is no lack Of extra men 20 are addicted
10 dinner giving. and the Grill WIN lts HT LOoS
MIA IS
elor host. In this way soci$i opl lrarstv tbe
turned with little trouble MI hroupenshFs' ot1
a large affair Of this kind. which has been pro Se
nounced one of the pretes{ @lngr and baroness
Rosen the young Baroness Elizabeth RoseI VINO
has not as yet made her the Rus
sian Consul General at Chicago Thus they gamer ie
NAV bring them while they may, and the passing
hours promise 10 have even more OF SIiiiLs Sne
dancing with the arrival of Prince houGaC I
who has been abroad on leave OF ABSENCE ana re-
The German Embassy has gone inland to Dublin.
y H and the Austro- Hungarian and Norwegian
Nine Hauee OF Norway are noted for their enter
tanning. but this year have had serious illness IN
suggestive name of The Moorings. Nine T. .b =,
Brazilian Embassy and NJ. Chermont are at Mar
racansett Pier. Mime. Chermont being an enthusl-
astic "hridgeite' and having all the invitations
for these exciting parties that any one woman
France as usual has established her embassy at
Newport. where good times are unceasng; ana
sn n scrHss fbe 6ay or short run in motor
brings all the frvolities of the Pier WITHIN reach
While While oi9 oc a4G PoF f Pont Judith Country Club
az late with dinners luncheons At the Casino as
The Netherlands Minister and his staff are .,. at
places on the whole Eastern Coast. The beach IS
level thar cricket may be played on Ine ~ H.
white sand. and sail up the YORK 6SlvgF as .II hi
hour for sunset draws near or in The wnite S1iil
doris Minister has chosen opr.hhS ,rari;.b M
for his retreat and rest. and the IurKiS4 ~
lister is at NlIdW0OG.. Ne" J ol n
Consul General is at Staten Island ana the Din
Ash Consul General is at LenoX- . ,t
Vice-President Fairbanks is at Danvers; ha[lngg
leased the old historic Daniel Lea mansion; ana ana
Secrafary and Mrs Charles J. Ronaparte are az the
asnineu Hotel I1enox which rivals the curtis as
70 the number OF statesmen and legation people
can boast of guests. The AdiTondackSS- clam
Mr. George Won l. Meyer and Postmaster ITen'rtt
Sre1-er and the ma iority of the men prominent IN
stale and national affairs are motoring or stayIns
for their shorter vacation in the WHITE
or like Mavor George b Mcclellan. nave taken HE =
ing trips abroad. 10 return IN early oepie H f
President RooseVelt's summer home has net.h TOT
years AT oyster Pay. and At Sycamore nm MS
co,,r+rv scat he leads quiet "A life as re can
Here he thoroughly enjoys the co1npanloIsillY %
his wife and children and entertalns the lIeIuS ~
.I,o times before he was President. Or course. ne
has plenty OF work do. but the trivial ana tile
coDei1Toiney incidents spared him. ana tieSe
hours gained are his to as he sees Mt