New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


which virtually begins early next week WITH 80
Dav The reopening of schools and colleges HI"
the end Of the summer holidays VIII plhs n"
back to town. and trains from the various 49,
resorts Will be taxed usual al this uiie oA ~
year to their utmost capacity by returning ua
arlers and their mountains OF baggage But mtiis
will proceed to Tuxedo. TO Hampstead 20 o'le
suburban resorts and to country seats III 'iie
try n, New York: others will adjourn FOR ~"
weeks to the Berkshires and TO the AdirondacAS'
while some again Will linger on at Ne"Po'' an
the real season there has been brought 20 e'USo
with the annual horse show at the casino III the
first week in September. Mrs. Cornelius Vahoe'
biIt ST. and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt VIII arrive
from Europe this week to spend the greater pei'e
of September and the first days Of October az 1he
Rreakers where q whole army OF servants. garden
ers carpenters, painters and decorators is prepar
ing for their coming Mr. and Mrs hesinaiu
Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry MI
and Mrs Richard T. Wilson. Mrs William Storrs
Wells and Mr. and Mrs E ]. Berwind all contefn-
plate remaining at Newport later than usual ano IL
looks as II there would be great deal OF HE an0
gayety there throughout next month
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden. whose visit to New
port has been the most notable feature OF the sea
son. leaves here to-day, after having oeen nus
hospitably entertained. Mrs Stuyvesant FISH, Nis'
ogden Mills Mrs F. J. Berwind. Mrs George Pea
body Wetmore and Mrs. Richard Gamoriii nave
been among his hostesses. and last night eheS' a
we'll as a number OF other members OF the suiii.oi
colony, were his guests at dinner on ooaro 'ho
Swedish cruiser FyIgia, which he Is serving aS
lieutenant.
Tomorrow night there will be big dance at the
Casino for the first time this season orsanizeo
In connection with the national lawn tennis
tournament The committee IN charge consists Oh
r Livingston Beeckman. j. r. Barton VIKING
William O'DonneT Iselin Harold A Sands Wiiins
Spencer and Henry A. C. Taylor. tr' the latter
representing the board Of Casino governors i"0
programme for the remainder or the week -
crowded one Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. MIS-
James p Kernochan. Mrs. Robert Goeiet anc MIS-
Elbridge T. Gerry figuring largely thereon anu
after that will come the horse show and the oe
parture of the major portion of the summer resi-
dents
Although there will still be several days OF racing
and of the polo tournament. some OF the colony are
already taking their departure from Saratoga anu
the opinions the brilliancy OF the season are
divided Many OF those who In former years coz
tr,buted to It's gayety have been missing this
August and there has been lack OF HE ana AMI
nation among the New York colony The latter
has Included Mr. and Mrs Thomas HITCHCOCK Jr-'
With Frank and Center Hitchcock; Mr.. and Mrs
E. c. Potter Mr.. and Mrs Frederick o. Beach
Mr. and Mrs w s. Fanshawe. Mr. and Mrs Her
man B. Duryea August Belmont. with MS sons
and Mrs August Belmont. jr.. and CorheuuS fe'-
loves with Miss Carolyn Feiiowes-
A, Par Harbor the horse show at Robin Hood
Par, has been a great success. and the fesuSi'ies
which have taken place In connection there~nth
noya hsralaea the rfose OF one OF the gayest sea-
sons I'm wears Preparations are being made Tor
departure. and many OF the villas Will close next
week their occupants scattering IN various uii =
tious Some will go to the mountains. othefs VIII
nroceed TO the Berkshires, some are pound for ,io
Hot Springs while Mr.. and Mrs. George '" VAN
a.rbut uho have been entertaining extensively
are going abroad. though they may possioiy VisiS
Bil,more and their relatives at Lenox and at MOI
ristown before leaving for Europe J. f1erpone
Morgan Is expected at Bar Harbor this week on
board hfs steam Yacht Corsair and II is probable
tia. Eugene Higgins will call there on his steam
Yacht varuna which arrived here from the Medt-
terraneau Thursday
baroness Halkett. daughter OF Mt and Mrs An
son Phelps Stokes. who Is now staying with theni
at their camp on the Upper st. Regis. In the Aai-
,ondacks will, II IS announced. make her nome IN
future a. Baltimore. where she has many triehos
and relatives and where she Will spend the VIII
ter Other guests staying with Mr. and MIS- STOKES
are their nephew. W. E ID. Stokes. 1r.. MI ana
Mrs John Sherman Hoyt and Dr. Ransom 8
rIooker the fance of Miss Mildred Stokes Their
wedding will take place toward the end OF heSe
month at Ienox where Mr.. and Mrs Anson phelps
Stokes again have a villa The other weodinS OK
note at Ienox In September will be that OF MISS
EVELYN Sloane to William r. s. Grlswold' whfch Is
sst ,or Thursday week at Wyndhurst, the country
nIace Of the brides mother. Mrs John Sloane
Calling occun,es much OF the attention OF New
work. society as represented In the camps that line
the shores OF the ST. Regis chain Of lakes NJ
merous regattas have been organized oy ire 81
Regis Yacht Club of which Anson Pheps STOKES
Is commodore and president and Dr. h L. Iru-
deau vice-president At every camp house parties
are being entertained. Mrs William Sheffield
CowIes az well as Mr.. and Mrs William Doug
las sloane Miss Evelyn Burden and Sheldon
Whitehouse has been staying with Mrs Nhi'e-
law Reid a: Camp Wild Air Miss Janet Fish mas
been staying with Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hender-
son and Miss Natalie Henderson at their place on
the ITpper ST Regis Charles A Gardiner has been
entertaining Mr. and Mrs Moses Taylor at MS
camp on Pearl Island. and among others VINO
have friends with them their respective camps
are Mr. and Mrs Charles 7. Barney. Mr. and Mrs
Frederick w Vanderbilt and Mr.. and Mrs l.
Townsend Burden. who have the Meyer camp on
Spitfire Lake
Mr. and Mrs Walter s. C;urnee have arrived at
Bar Harbor on their yacht and have taken the
Pinchot place there for tho remainder OK the sea-
son. The Gurnees have been at Beverly Farms.
Mass, all summer.
Surveyors have recently been busy October
Mountain the estate of the late William c.. Whit
new arranging TO subdvide II into small parcels.
as this famous shooting preserve Is TO be sold by
direction of Harry Payne Whitney. Mr. and Mrs
Whitney seldom hunt there any more. preferring
their shooting box IN Yorkshire. where they
at present They will return TO westbury for the
autumn.
The berkshire Hunt Club will have it's first
of The season over Richmond Mountain on Satur-
day morning. The meet will be followed by hunt
Mr. nnA "a