New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
NEW yosk SOCIETY.

year, is devotfn0 much OF III etts"sO" :" ~
POLO samss At Cedarhurst have proved great
.,urce of attraction IN the last week and have
been attended BY people from an pares OF Long
r.,.nd including the President Of the United States
and hrs. Roosevelt Much hospifAhfy mas oeen
fifsoensed by those Interested In the toeHnanen''
and many Of tho owners OF country paace. ~l'nl" m
motoring distance delayed their departure for
summer resorts to tho matches. The Play VIII
continue at Saratoga. Narragansett Pier and New
port and Will enliven the somewhat 0uii season NJ
these three places. In fact, tho game seems 70
have lost nothing Of s popularity With or noid on
society.
Horse Show week opens the day after tomorrow
ut Atlantic CITY, with Alfred q. Vanderbilt and his
brother Reginald rival competitoss Nr. ana
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt win b at Atlantic City
until SATURDAY. with q party Of friends whom they
are taking with them from Newport Tho show
there will be followed Immediately by that at Long
Branch where theee are always numerous house
parties given by those owning Villas ana cottages
along that section Of the shore The feature OF the
week will be, usual the Horse Show ball at tho
Hollywood. For the first time IN years no house
party win be given By MIR. and Mrs William
Goadby Loew, who are in mourning, while Mrs
Alfred g. Vanderbilt who has always been q con-
spicuous figure at tho Long Branch sho~. will be
missing from tho scene. having sailed for Europe
on Tuesday last with her boy. her mother and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel J. Wagstan.
After the Horse Show At Long Branch comes
that at Bay Shore. Long Island which invariably
attracts large gathering Of the fashionable set,
Including many visitors from points along the
Sound. and from Newport The fact that 1t
comedies with tho first few days Of the annual
cruise Of the New York Yacht Club never seems to
interfere with its and 1t affords an oppor-
tunity for the display Of many smart frocks BY
day and Is made the occasion OF numerous dinners
and dances at night There again the Vanderbilt
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the stables Long island Will Be represented
The Horse Show at Bar Harbor promises to prove
exceptionally brilliant this year. and the arrange
ments in charge Of Edward D. Y. Morrel. who IL
once more back on the Maine coast after being alb
sent for two summers account Of tho
health Of his wife. well advanced Another
feature Of the Bar Harbor season-with which,
however, he has little to do-is the series Of con-
certs organized by the so-called Building of Arts
Club. The first concert viii take place Saturday
next, when Miss Louise Homer. Alvin Schroeder
and the Boston Symphony Orchestra Will appear
The Adamowski trio With z. witherspoon. VIII
figure I'm the second concert on August g. David
Bispham will be the star Of the third concert. on
August 2, while Walter Damrosch and the New
York Symphony Orchestra scheduled for Sep
tssnber 8. Mrs. Robert Able is president Of the
committee. Dave Hennen Morris is its secretary
and the other members include Mrs. William P
Douglas, Mrs. John 1nnes Kane. Mrs. Ernesto G.
Fabbri. Mrs. John j. Emery and Mrs. Walter s.
CIurnee.
Then will come the horse show at Newport.
son, and will be held az the Casino With regard
TO Newport. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney
have opened their villa there where their children
are to remain during their absence in Europe. the
project Of spending the at their lodge
October Mountain, in tho Berkshfres. having been
abandoned ThA October Mountain
which Harry Payne Whitney mas recently spent
much money in putting it In order. is reported
to be for sale. and 1t is curious fact that it has
never been occupied since Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney spent their honeymoon there Mr.
and Mrs Whitney sailed last Thursday for Eng
land will. usual, go for the shooting season
to Holwick Hall. their place in Yorkshire. which
boa SITS of Of the finest grouse noors IN the
United Kingdom. They accompanied In
previous years by their cousins. Mr. and Mrs
James A. Burden and William Payne Thompson.
and will be Joined at Holwick Hall by Miss Doro-
thy Whitney who has been spending the season
in London at the Berkeley Hotel. in Piccadilly.
under the chaperonaee OF Miss Beatrice Bend and
by the Count and Countess Ladislas Szechenyi
While staying in Yorkshire Mrs. Whitney will
make several trips to Paris with Mrs. James A.
Burden.
Saratoga will Of course. suffer through the en-
forcement Of the betting legislation. and from a
extends throughout the month OF August. viii be
less brilliant than In former years. number Of
the old habitues Of the Springs have however. de-
terYnir1ed to adhere their former custom OF
spending August there. no matter what the nature
Of the racing. and among those who have rented
cottages are Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson, Jr..
Mr. and Mrs Herman B. Duryea, Miss Katherine
Elkins (who has not gone abroad. stated else
where but remains in this country. Mr. and Mrs.
August Belmont tr.. who now at Southampton;
Mr. and Mrs Frederick o. Beach, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Collier and August Belmont.
Southampton is very gay to-day owing to the
number of house parties in connection with the
tableaux vtvants and vaudeville yesterday at the
Meadow Club for the beneht of the College
Settlement Home at Mount Ivy. Mrs Goelet Cal
latin. Mrs. W Scott Cameron and Mrs. Russell H.
Hoadley were the moving spirits in the affair. and
entertainment followed very successful dance.
also at the club on the previous evening.
Cardinal Gibbons. who has been a regular sum-
mer visitor for years at Southampton will be
missing this season. he sailed yesterday for
Europe with Archbishop John Farley and other
prelates TO visit the Pope on the occasion of the
golden jubilee of his ordination and to attend
afterward the Eucharstic Congress- which Is to
take place in London
Colonel and Mrs Robert NJ. Thompson arrived at
Southampton last Friday night from their trip
around the world. coming by way of Vancouver
They were accompanied by japanese woman.
Nine Llama and Joined yesterday by Mr..
and Mrs Stephen II. p. PelI. Colonel Thompson 3
trip was made ocean liner which he char
tered for the purpose and transformed into yacht
He had a large party Of friends with him.
Mrs Robert Goelet. who arrived from Europe
+wo day. ago. has gone to Newport for the sum-
mer She was Joined there yesterday by her son.
Robert Walton Goelet Her nephew Robert Gceiet.
DR.. W. T. POWER WEDS MISS REDMOND