New-York tribune., 1907-07-21
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

PeopIe seem crriously restless this summer and
reluctant to stay long in any one place Even
those who have villas at Newport at bar fiarDor'
Dark Harbor. Southampton and other summer re-
sorts appear determined to use them mercy as d
species Of pied-a-terre and as base from whence
IN mako trims and visits to all points of the social
compass.
In fact much of the time of the fashionable set
is spent on the railroad trains, and one OF us
clearing houses IS the Grand Central Statloh
where at certain times of the day one Is aiWaSs
sure of finding numerous friends and acquaiht-
ances either arriving In town leaving for one or
another of the summer resorts Many seem oeht
upon spending the months of July and August III
fitting from country seat to the otier' WHICH
is. after ALL comprehensive when it Is remem-
bered that house parties are the order OF the Gay
and that Villas by the seashore and in the noun
Nins are most enjoyable when they can be used for
the entertainment of friends and congeniai ac-
quaintances.
Larchmont's annual race week. which began yes
terday, has attracted a large number Of yachts to
that point of the Sound. where there Will be much
gayety In the next few days. AT southampton the
polo tournament win be in progress next week
August Belmont, ST. and his sons are staying
there for the affair and have sent down big
string Of polo ponies to the shore At Long Branch
the annual horse show. opening on Wednesday.
will be made the occasion Of much hospitality
along the Jersey coast and then, too many will
tives and friends. Among those due here in tho
next few days are Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
her children, Mrs. Ogden Mills and Miss Beatrice
Mills and Don Marino Torlonia. brother OF the
Roman Duke and Prince Toronia, whose marriage
10 Miss Mary Moore, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Charles a Moore. OF No. SIP Fifth avenue, Is 70
take place here in September Tho TorlOnias, al
though their nobility only dates from the beginning
OF the nineteenth century, are allied by marriage
to the Colonnas. the Dorias. the Borgheses, the
A. ~ ct
historic houses Of the Roman patriciate. and are
very wealthy.
August % has been set as the date Of the arrival
OF Prince William of Sweden, Duke Of Sudermania
and grandson Of King Oscar. at Hampton Roads.
on board the Swedish cruiser Fylgie. After a few
days spent IN visiting the jamestown exhibition
the prince VIII make his way TO Newport where
number Of entertainments have been planned in
his honor.
Mr. and Mrs William n. Burden were among
those who sailed yesterday sor Europe board
the Philadelphia. They married last month
at Grace Church. and their trip abroad will con-
stitute part Of their honeymoon. Mrs. Burden was
Miss Natica Rives daughter Of Mrs. George L.
Riyos.
Others sailing yesterday were Miss Elizabeth
Sands and Miss Ruth Sands. daughters Of Mrs
Philip J. Sands.
From London comes the announcement of the
engagement q Miss Grace Allen. sister Of Mrs
Benjamin Knower and Mrs. William Hamersley. to
Alfred Hawes, Of Toronto. Can. Miss Allen IS a
daughter of the late John Allen. OF Old saybrook
Conn. and lnesl descendant OF Roger Allen. one
Of tho earliest settlers Of New Haven.
James J. Van A,en who has now entirely recov-
cred from the operation which he recently under
went In Or. William r. Bulls private hospital here
has left town for Newport. TO make brief stay
there, AZ Waltehurst. with his son and daughter
n-law. Mr.. and Mrs. James Laurens Van Allen
before returning 10 England
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock r.. and her children
have returned to their country place at Hampstead
Long Island, after couple Of weeks spent at New
port with Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock.
William b. Ossood Field and John H Hammond
who have been away in Canada on a fishing trip
have returned 10 Lenox. where Mrs Hammond has
been staying with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
tam Douglas Sloane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II Allen who arrived
last weel, from Europe. have left for Newport tc
/ stay wiki m. and Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore
| Mrs. John Ia Fargo and Miss Margaret Ia Farse
| were among those who sailed Tor Europe yester-
day 10 spend the remainder Of the summer abroad
Tho Countess de Lauglers Villars IS staying with
| her father Johnston Livingston. at his place at
| Bar IIarbor. Me.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabrri are entertaining
! tho formers sister. Nine Proletti Of Florence al
! their villa AT Bar Harbor Me
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Delaheld are NJ York ffar-
| Dor Me. for the next two months
/ Miss Corne!i1 Bryce has gone to Narrasauset
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