New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

Departures for Europe continue TO be numerous.
and many well known people WILL he missing from
their accustomed haunts this summer. Thus Mr..
and Mrs II. Mex. Twomby. with Miss Ruth
Tvomhy and Mr.. and Mrs William A. NJ. Bur
den are going abroad Wednesday to remain
until the fall. and consequently there will he no
Fourth of July celebration either at Florham.
their place in New Jersey. or at Nineland. their
villa at Newport. The latter. which is still in the
hands OF builders and decorators. will not be
ready for occupancy before the autumn. and
cordingly it's owners have determined to spend the
next months abroad Sailing, too. on Wednes-
day are Mr. and Mrs Frederic r. Halsey, Mr.. and
Mrs H. De Berkeley Parsons and H. Van Rens
selaer Kennedy. who goes to join Mrs Kennedy
and his daughter at Carlsbad. while Mrs Alfred
c. Vanderbilt with her little boy and her mother.
Mrs Francis Ormond French are booked to de-
part for Europe next week Monday. Mr. and Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish sailed yesterday to spend the
summer yonder side of the Atlantic and Cross
ways their villa Newport, will remain closed
throughout the season Among their fellow
passengers Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Oakley Rhine
lander and Mrs. William Rhinelander bound for
their castle the Rhine, where they VIII be
Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Maturin 1, DeIafeld. Sd.
from ST. Moritz. Mrs. @. III. P Belmont departed
for England last Wednesday with her Harold.
to stay in London with her daughter. the Duchess
of Marlborough. J. Pierpont Morgan. who arrived
onIv ten days ago to attend the wedding of his
niece. Miss Ursula Juliet Morgan. to the Rev
William Fitz Simon Tuesday at Tuxedo and to
be invested with his honorary degree or LII. ID.
at Yale on Wednesday. sailed again Thursday.
and for the first time in a number of years he
will be missing from the annual cruise of the New
York Yacht Club which starts from New London
on Thursday. August 6. and extends Marble
head The races for the King Edward trophy and
the Astor Cup will he sailed off Newport Sat
urday August s. and Monday. August TO- on the
way UP to Massachusetts Bay.
At Newport the season may be said have
begun with the arrival yesterday of the yachts
from New London freighted with people who,
as usual, had been taking in the inter-univer-
sty boat on the Thames on their way from
their country seats around New York to their sea-
side villas. The races at New London always
mark the close OF the early summer suburban sea-
and the beginning of that Newport at Bar
Harbor. Dark Harbor and other points along the
Sound. New England and Maine coasts Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, sr.. Commodore and Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Iaurens
Van Allen. James V. Parker. Mrs John Nicholas
ert Walton tioelet. Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer and
Miss Swan. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert CioeIet and Mr.
and Mrs Robert l.. Gerry have already arrived
as well as Mr.. and Mrs. William Payne Thompson
whose father. Atherton Blight has begun a series
OF dinner parties. Mr. and Mrs. Henry < Redmond
are also at Newport. spending much of their time
on board their steam yacht Diana. which they
make frequent trips to town. Iisp%nsrd Stewart
is at White Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Livingston
Beeckinan are due at their villa. lands End. on
the Ledge Road. Wednesday and Mrs Richard
Semnr1ll who has been Europe several
weeks. viii open Der villa Newport on Thurs
day James j. Van Ahen. however. who has been
~ Newport for the last week. staysg uith ais