New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
About People and >Socfzs Incidents.

avenue. the aspect of which conveys the tnpres-
sicn of Easter. rather than OF midsummer. so
many are the carriages and the automobiles IN the
roadway ard the passers to and fro on the side
walk
Judging from appearances. it looks as II the
Newport season would be exceptionally short this
year and not particularly brilliant. many OF
the most hospitatle houses. including those OF
Mrs. Astor. Mrs Vanderbilt Mrs Robert Goelet
81 Mrs, Ogden Goeet and Mrs. Hamilton Fish
Webster, will remain closed. Mrs. Pembroks
Jones's Friedhem and Mrs. o. H p Belmont's
Belcourt are in all the confusion of building on
erations. which viii prevent their being the seems
o. much hospitality. Mr. and Mrs H Mex Twoni-
bly, are sttn in mourning for their only son and
Will take no part in any gayetss. and several other
wei known people who have contributed TO tha
J hrllhancy Of the season in past years will be
missing this summer. Everything points 10 an
early return to the country houses in the neigh
oornood of New York for the fall which is the most
oehshtruI time Of the year from social point OF
view and which Will De made additionally pleasant
this autumn by the revival of coaching sevAral
coaches are to be put on the road for public hire
/, IN september notably for runs between the HoI-
Iand House and Ardsley and between the city and
tuxedo and in that month. too the Coaching Club
VIII have It's annual long distance drive the des
tination of which VIII this occasion be BIairs-
den C. Ledyard Blair's country place beyond Rer-
nardsvilie. n. J.
Tuxedo's horse show Will usual, be made the
occasion OF much hospitality the Park and week
end parties. both there and in the neighborhood,
will be the order Of the day. There are more en-
tries for the show than before and IL is need
less to add that the family of E H Hartman will
again be extensively represented in the exhibition
Theodore Frelinghuysen is the president Of the
committee which has the affair in charge. and
the other members comprise Pierre Lorillard. W.
Person Hamilton, George Griswold. Henry S. Red
mond. Richard Mortimer William NJ. V. Hoffman
and Harris Fahnestock.. The judges are F X
sturgs. W. H. Catlin William Pollock Joseph
Larocque. jr and ]. G. Marshall
\ counter attraction at tho end of the week will
he the commencement at Yale The festivities in
| connection herewith always draw a large repre-
sentation Of New York society the university.
the visitors being mainly people who have rela-
| tives at The college or who among its old
alumni. Many will Iinger on at Yale until tha
inter-university boat race on the Thames at New
| London on the following THURSDAY. and many
| Yachting parties being organized in connec-
| tion Herewith II fact there will be few OF the
/ boats among al the immense feet Of pleasure
| craft assembling oh New London for the racs
which VIII not be the scene Of gaysty and hospi-
| taty.
| August Belmont IS staying - tEe Hotel Ritz IN
| Paris. Other Americans IN Paris Just az present
| and who like him. viii attend the Grand Prix this
| afternoon. include NJ. and Mrs. Ernest Wiltses
| MI and Mrs II. ? Tape. who married
| here the ether day. Mr. ana Mrs. CortIardt ?.
-
| prexel NJ. and Mrs. Ruthertu-d s,uyvesau1
William Sands. ". h Vanderbilt. 81 whose wifs
| has gone for a few days 10 Lausanne On the Lake
,, Of Geneva, and Henry Whl;ehouse
| Mrs George " vanderbilt who arrived ir town
/ a few dsys ago from Washington. has left for
| Newport visit her sister, Mrs John Nicholas
! Brown. who is recovering there from operation
| for appendicitis Mr.. and Mrs.. Royal Phslps Car
| roll and NJ and Mrs Prescott Lawrence and Miss
=Tgo I~ff
Mrs Charles II Baldwin who arrived YESTERDAY
! from Europe. left once fer Newport. whers
she will spend the with her granddaughter.
| Miss Edith Deacon.
! Mrs Brockholzt Cutting ard her son, William
| Cuttins tr who have teer for some time IN
Paris. intend make their home there altogether
| In future and giving up their house IN 1IadI-
| son avenue. where sale Of thstr furniture and
household effects has beer in Vrosress during the
| last few days.
Mrs ! Low Hartman and Miss Hartman vHo
| have been abroad for about a year and who rs
| turned few days ago have gone 70 Newport fN-
| the summer
| A special train over the Lacksvanna road lsav-
! ing town ~ * ". Will take oUt large cc7
I tinsent Of guests 70 Be-nardsvfua On Wednesday
| for the wedding there OF Miss Marie Baldwin -
| WylIys Terry. Miss Baldwin is a daughter IF ths
| late Henry 2. Baldwin. Governor q M'ch'san. The
| ceremony in 81 Bernardo Church will Se followed
| by a reception given by the brides sister Mrs
| Walter Phelps Bliss Ver1ove-. her country
| place Berrardsvills.
Another ou,-of-tovn wedding IS thar OF Lewis Il
| HYDE. Of No 50 Washington Square. 70 Miss Leila
/ Moss Mcguire. daughter OF Dr- William ?. NJ,
! CURE, az Christ Church, Winchester. Va. TIE
| bridegroom who graduated from Yale in 1S7a ard
| whose first wife the widow Of John Stevens. q
| Castle Point, Hoboken. will have several New York
men among his ushers. including Edwin A stevens
and William u Leonard. also Henry Z Armstrong,
| of Oswego. and Arthur d Chandler, OF Orange
| The Rev Dr. and Mrs. D. Parker Morgan will
remain in town for some weeks longer. and will
to their farm az Copake. y. 7. toward the middle
| Of next month
| Among the weddings N the near future IS that
| OF Robert Louis Hoguet son OF Mt ana Mrs. Rob
! ert J Hosuet of New York. 70 Miss Louise Rcc-
| bins Lynch. at the Church Of ST Honore dEylau.
! in Paris. Thursday week. Miss Lynch is a
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lynch and
| granddaughter of the late Daniel Robbins Robert
| I. Hoguet is a descendant OF Henry Louis Hcsuer.
| who founded the New York Catholic Protactory.
and his parents home is at the foot Of West lilst
| ST. the Hudson River. an old-fashioned place.
1 in extensive grounds
I SECRETARY TAFT MUCH BETTER.