New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

,,,ar ,,,dsuorner model of existence. That is to
say the women established at the various sea-
side hill and mountain resorts, where they are
ie,ned for the weekend by the men. who usually
may be found in town Tuesdays. WednesusSs
and Thursdays On those three days the ciuos
along the avenue and the fashionable restaurants,
especially of the latter which are OF tne roo
garden variety. present spectacle OF some Ire ana
eriuoatfon But over Sunday the city Is almost
completely deserted. and the avenue. as well as ,ne
other principal thoroughfares Of the residentiai
districts presents rather depressing appearance
with all the lower windows and entrances OF t"e
houses boarded up the upper windows SHOWING
nothing b,,t drawn blinds while there is little or
no traffic in the street
Ar Nawnort at Bar Herbor. at Ienox and al
Southampton Iuncheons and dinners are as In
town during the season. the order Of the day. ana
afford the only relief from ennui There are ho
entertainments of particular Importance In sisn' al
n,, ~ +be resorts unless it be perhaps at South
amntou where on next Saturday the Meadow Cluo
will be the scene of tab1eaux vivans and OF Vauoe
VILE for the benefit of the College Settenneht SUM
rner home at Mount Ivy. Mrs Goelet GahaIn'
Mrs w Scott Cameron, Mrs. Russell H. hoaoloS
and Mrs Chester GriswoId the moving spirits
in the affair. in connection with which mucn nos
pitaIity will be dispensed at the various Villas anu
cottages southampton. indeed. seems 10 Dc ra'noi
more fortunate than most of the seasnore pia'
nerbaps bv reason of its accessibility from to"n'
and not only are most of the cottages rented Du'
the Meadow and Southampton CLUBS are ei"aS
crowded for the weekend. while the weekly rriuay
dances at the Meadow Club continue as III pa
wears to be one of the most popular features ol
the place.
Among those due there this week are Colonel and
Mrs Robert NJ Thompson and their son-in-law ana
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H p fen' WIZ
have Just got back to America after thell 'iIp
round the world the large ocean gong steaii
which Colonel Thompson had chartered ana cor"
oIaa asI1ra yach
Secretary of state and Mrs Root are not expected
at Southampton this season, as tney porlpso . -
spend the summer at their country place at Ciiii'
N Y But most of the regular summer coionisIs'
s ,,e1, az a number Of newcomers. have arrived,
including Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont. MI ana
Mrs w Scott Cameron. Mrs Russell H. doaoieS
and her daughter, Mrs George Lor1llard rSohaiu''
Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Trevor, Mr. and Nrs-
George R Schieffelin, Mr.. and Mrs harry = hoo
bins Mr. and Mrs Garret B. Kip Mr. and MIS- o.
Avrnar san6s and their daughter. who arrived Irol
Europe on Thursday; Mr.. and Mrs j. doluon
Douglas Mrs. C. Ledyard Blair, j. Hampden Fooo'
with Miss Robb. and Mr. and Mrs Edsoh Di i''-
At Newport notwithstanding the many villas tna'
remain closed the season is picking up MuAa-S
orchestra has resumed its daily morning concerns
at the Casino which serve TO attract tne coe'asss
TO the scene while every day brings fresh arrivals
Among those due there WITHIN the next l"U
three days are Commodore and Mrs Gerry ana the
Misses Gerry who will be met on reaching Ne"
York by their steam yacht Electra The latter VIII
convey them by water to Newport, Where thelr SOL
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Rooerl L. 6oiA''
have already been established for some weeks past
at seaverge Others due this week are Mrs Hooert
c1oeet and Alfred q. Vanderbilt The latter VIII
go straight to Oakland Farm on his return nom
England.
Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt with her little boy
and her mother Mrs Francis Ormond French, and
Wap
sail from here on Tuesday for Europe. with the
intention of spending several months abroad
Among the recent arrivals at Newport have been
Mrs Gouverneur Kortright and Colonel Oliver H.
Pavne who travelled from New York on board
his steam yacht Aphrodite. and who has taken
Edgerston Ambassador Henry Whites villa. for
the season His nephew and niece, Mr. ana MIS-
Payne Whitney. staying with him FOR re"
days. after which they will go up TO the Adiron-
dacks where they have leased the camp OF the
late Charles T. Barney for the season Richard T.
Wilson reached Newport Thursday, and is stay
ing at Ochre Court with his daughters. Mrs Ogden
GoeIet and Lady Herbert Miss Helen and Miss |
Kate Brce are also among the arrivals at New
mort having returned on Thursday last from Eu 4
rope and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phpps |
are staying at the Ogden Mills villa, Mr. and Mrs
Ogden Mills, with Miss Beatrice Mills and Mrs |
Maturn Livingston. being established at Reigate |
Priory, Lady Henry Somerset's place. in the neigh
borhood of London which they have rented until |
September Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Iselin and Mr.. |
and Mrs Austen GRAY leave the city for Newport |
for the season on Wednesday and Mr.. and Mrs. c. |
Oliver Iselin are spending the weekend there.
At Bar Harbor Mrs Richard Townsend has |
started series of entertainments at E1sinore, the
Mcmillan place, which she has rented for the |
season, and Constantine Brun, who for so many i
years has been the Danish Minister at Washing |
ton and who is a regular coonist at Bar /
Harbor. has been receiving during the last week /
many congratulations from his friends and ac
ouaintances there on his promotion to the post of
Danish Envoy to the Court OF st. James's. in
cession Baron de Bile. who is retiring the /
score of age The appointment Is regarded as a
recognition of NJ Bruins good work last year
principal representative of mis- King the Peace
Congress at The Hague.
Among the recent arrivals there is W Butler
Duncan. who has lately returned from his annual
trip visit his sister, the Dowager Lady Hay. in
Scotland. and VINO has his daughter and grand
laughter, Mrs Paul Dana and Miss Dana,
well as his son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Butler Duncan. with him at his villa |
Justice George L. IngrahaIn. of the New York Ap-
pelIate Court, arrived there from town Thurs
lay with his son. Phoenix. and is established
Foster cottage, in High street. for the summer !
while Edward D. V. Morreli who was absent |
last year from the Maine c6ast, owing TO Mrs |
Morrelfs Illness. is with her at his |
villa, the Chiristane, and Is actively engaged in
making preparations for the horse show. which as
usual. will furnish the climax to the Bar Harbor
season.
Among others at Bar Harbor The Chief Jus
lice OF the United States and his family Mr. and |
Mrs. Dave Hennen Norris Mr. and Mrs Ernesto
r. Fabbr Mr.. and Mrs. William T. schiefreIin |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Innes Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. John |
D. Rockefeller. jr, Mr.. and Mrs Paul Morton |
Mr.. and Mrs Casirnir de Rham Moore William, |
Rhnelander Stewart, the Austrian Ambassad
his entire stan. Colonel Jarr,es n. 4