New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Long Island, on Wednesday. and the feet Il sx.
pected TO arrive at its destination at Newport on
Thursday evening, in time to take part IN th.
races there Friday and in the annual regatta
| on Saturday. returning 10 Glen Cove by July Il
| This will not be permitted to interfere with the
| August cruise. which begins on Thursday. Angus.
5 at Newport. The feet will assemble there on taas
date. and after participating in the races FOR King
| Edwards trophy and Colonel John Jacob Astor's
| cups. will sail for Bar Harbor-
Polo tournaments the field OF the Rockauzy
Hunting Club Cedarhurst viii constitute the chief
attraction in all that section Of Long Island dur.
| ing the next fortnight, and having the result
| OF keeping open many OF the country houses In
the district. fact, the attendance at the garaas
| is very large, and there is no indication OF any
in the popularity OF this particular form OF
sport August Belmont and his sons. j. S. Phipps
F. Ambrose Clark. W. Scott Cameron and Zabris-
| kie Gray among the most constant pIayers
and now that Clarence Fl. Mackay has returned
from Europe in good health he VIII doubtless re-
! sumo his place In the field
| Tournaments OF another nature. namely, those
| OF tennis, are taking place throughout this week
| at the Westchester Country Club. and many OF ths
| best players In the country Will compete IN ths
| games, which begin tomorrow They viii form
part and parcel Of the programme OF sTOrts organ
| lied by the club In honor OF Independence Day
| At night there will be the customary elaborate
| display OF fireworks, which always draws specta-
tors from many nearby resorts the Sound. Ths
Country Club Is in the twenty-seventh year
Of its existence, and occupies the former country
1 place Of DR.. Richard Morris. Frederick n Allen
! is its president Philip H Adse its vics-president
| and Harry H Bernhard its secretary
/ But Il Is not only at the Westchester Country
Club that the Glorious Fourth win be celebrated
| with specially organized programmes OF sports.
with hospitality and with fireworks. Every other
yacht and country club around New York Will
observe the day in a similar manner. and TC1-
edo In particular the celebration is be made
| the occasion OF much gayety that many Of the
regular cottage colony have deferred their de-
parture for seashore and mountain resorts and
remaining on for the celebration
Town is naturally deserted from social point
of view on July 4. and everybody who can man
age to get away leaves the city foT the national
holiday the celebration OF which may be said TO
have begun Thursday with the Harvard-Tas
boat race at New London Mrs Reginald c Van
derbilts dinner dance and vaudeville snow in ths
great riding school Sandy Point Farm. her home
near Newport last night and Mrs. Robert BacO1's
cottIlon yesterday evening az her country seat az
Westbury. Long Island. we're also in connection
with the Independence Day celebration. as are like
wise the house parties OF Dr. and Mrs W. Seward
Webb at SheIburne. their place in Vermont. and
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. az Elm
Court. their home IN Lenox-
With the Grand Prix over fn Paris and the
Ascot thing Of the past IN London, The tide %
American travel has set in the homeward d.
rection. and each liner reaching port arrives with
crowded passenger lists. Some are lingering on for
Goodwood and Cowes- But the American attend
snce at the latter will be, usual restricted 70
the owners OF large yachts. and among those that
VIII be flying the Stars and Stripes OF the SOlsnt
during the Cars VISIT 70 King Edward VIII bs
the boats OF J. Pierpont Morgan. George J. Gould.
Colonel Oliver Payne. Eusens Higgins and Mrs.
Robert Goelet.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H Mackay returned few
days ago with their little girl. and at
fHaF- ,fa~ RoSfr- Nv nj Mra
E1bridge T. Gerry and the Misses Gerry, Mrs. ROD
ert Goelet and Miss May Van Allen are aHolg
those honnsward bound. and due here
Wednesday. The Gerrys VIII be their
rival by their steam yacht Electra. on which thsy
will proceed to Newport for the remainder
OF the summer. Others returning are Mr. and Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish, who have been abroad FOR ssT-
eraI months. and Mrs Alfred g Vandsrbilt. VITO
win have as visitors later In the sumner her
brother-In-Iaw and sister. General Lord and Lady
Cheylesuore- Mrs. James p. Kernochan Is sail
ing for New York Wednesday and viii spend
the remainder OF the summer at Newport Others
sailing for home July are Nr. and Mrs Lloyd
G. Griscom, who VIII go TO Bar Hsroor shorty
after their arrival: Charles Lanisr. Mrs Robert
Winthrop. c. L Winthrop and the Misses WE
throp-
Miss Eleanor whitrfdge, daughter o: SIr. ard
Mrs Frederick ". whitridge. sails for Europs on
Tuesday tc spend the summer abroad She was
one OF the bridesmaids at the Sedgwick-SWann
Mrs T. Reeve Merritt. who has been In Europe
for several weeks. returned TO New York yestsr-
day on the Lucania- Ogden Mills arrived on the
same steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles seribner sailed for Europe
yesterday spend the remainder % the su1nnlsT
abroad.
Mrs Richard Cambria who spent several weeks
abroad, will so to Newport On Tuesday fcT tns
remainder OF the summer.
Mr. and Mrs William PieEson Hamilton Rave
gone to Racquetts Lake. in the AdlrondacAs. for
ten days stay. They srs occupying J Pisrpcnt
NIorgan's Camp Uncas-
Harold s Vanderbilt sailed for Europe yesterday
and will remain abroad until the end OF August.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph n. Ellis. who spending
tbs week end and Independence Day at thsi-
country place Long Island. have taken Charles
and win take possession thereof within the next
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius n. Bliss have gons 70
Seal Harbor. 1Ie. where they viii pass the re-
mainder OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Hermann Kinnicutt have left
town for Lenox to spend the holiday.
Miss Helen Taft. who has been the guest OF Nfr
and Mrs Henry ". Taft in this city for few
days. left town yesterday for Port Henry. y. Y
in order TO take part IN the tercentenary cesors-
ton at Lake Champlain. Miss Louise Taft and
Walbridge Taft go to Lake Champlain next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston at South
ampton, Long Island. for the summer
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