New-York tribune., 1910-08-14
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

York Yacht llED Is over anu tii|
hundred men who invariably take part
therein have returned to their accustomed
baun,e New York society is resuming the
even tenor of it's way a. the various sea
shore and mountain resorts, where il IS
spendinc the most heated period OF the
summer. Racing Is in full swing at Sara
toga and the polo tournament is a source
of great attraction at the Point judith
Country Club not only to the people stay
ing at Narragansett but also to those st
Newport With regard TO the latter place
the festivities I'm honor of the visit OF the
Nev, York Yacht Club last week will De
succeeded by those organized for Rear Ad-
rnira1 Schroeder and the officers of the North
Atlantic battIeship fleet. which Will be In
port for the next ten days.
MANY entertainments have already been
arranged for them, among them one at the
Clarnbake Club on Thursday, the commit
tee in charge consisting OF Charles VI Del
richs, the president of the club: Reginald G.
Vanderbilt r. Livingston Beeckman, VIII
lam R Hunter and Max Agassiz- Mrs. Ed
ward J. Berwind gives a ball for them on
the 18th. which Will be preceded by a num-
her of dinners, among them those given by
Commodore Arthur Curtiss James on board I
his steam yacht Aloha and by LispenaTd
Stewart at White Lodge, while the other
hosts and hostesses of Admiral Schroeder
and his officers will include Mrs French /
Vanderbilt James J. Van Allen, Mr- and
Mrs T Sufern Taller, Mrs. W. starr
Miller. Mrs. Robert Goelet, Mrs George
Peabody Wetmore and Mr.. and Mrs K
Livingston Beeckman. who have the sec
retary OF the Navy staying with tnem-
Wednesday night is set for the ball gwen
in connection with the national lawn tennis
tournament at the Casino. at which the
navy will, OF course. be largely represented
Foreigners OF note are arriving III iarse
numbers Prince Ferdinand or France
Duke of Montpensier, still fingers III We"
York. making excursions TO various points
in the country and to the seashora OIi
TUESDAY, another royal visitor arrives on
board the Kronprinzessfn Ceciiie' nanlely
Duke Francis Joseph of Bavaria, youngest
brother of the Queen of the BeIgians and
q son Of the late Duke Charles Louis of /
bavaria the famous oculist He is at !
tended bv his aide-de-camp, Lieutenant Won |
.assov, and among his fellow passengers |
will be the Duke and Duchess Of Rox- /
hurehe who are visiting America for the I
first time since their marriage seven years |
ago and who will spend some time at New
port; Lady Evelyn Ward, wife OF the Hon
Gerald Ward youngest brother of Lord
Dudley and a daughter of the Earl OF
F,rne. Prince Pontatowski and number of
others
Those who came in the day before yes
ferday on board the Lusitania comprised
Lord Hugh Grosvenor, a son Of the late
Duke of Westminster; Sir Richard Mus
grave, of Tourin, County Waterford, VINO
must not be confounded with his name
sake. Sir Richard Musgrave. Of Eden Hail.
owner of that wonderful cup which forms |
the theme of Longfeilow's celebrated poem /
THE Luck of Eden Hail. and Lady Mac
Calmont, wife of General Sir Hugh Mac |
Calnont and a daughter of Lord Clanmor- !
ris The Countess of Granard is already 4
established az Newport with her mother.
Mrs Ogden Mills, whose house party In /
cIudes her sister Mrs. George Cavendfsh /
Bentinck; her mother, Mrs Maturin Liv-
ingston, and her other daughter, Mrs |
Henry Carnegie Phipps. Lord Clinton and i
General Sir Robert Baden-Powen are ex-
pected here this week from Canada, and I
v hile the imperial Persian prince mas
sailed an Indian maharajah who talks !
English without any trace OF a foreign ac-
cent still remains here to give expression |
America and that IN the Orient
Mrs Ava Willing Astor, who has been at :
the McAlpin. on Spitfire Lake. with Mr.. !
and Mrs Lewis s Thompson, goes to New |
port on Saturday to visit her brother, j. R. |
Barton Willing. The season in the Adiron-
dacks is very gay, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred (
erick w Vanderbilt, who are now at their /
camp on the Upper 81. Regis. have a num-
ber OF friends staying with them, and are
to receive a visit there shortly from Lady I
Grey, wife of the Governor General OF
Canada. and her daughters.
Cardinal Gibbons's presence at South
ampton is being made the occasion or
many entertainments in his honor. Dinners !
have been given for him by Mr. and Mrs
Stephen Peabody, by Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Burial Hoffman and by Mr. and Mrs |
Townsend while Samuel l. Par
rish invited a party to meet him at lunch /
con at the Golf Club on Friday Among
other hostesses of the week at Southamp-
ton are Mrs Oakleigh Thorne and Mrs
Henry G. Trevor, who have been giving
dances as well as dinners: Mrs. William
Manfce, Mrs Richard Mortimer, Mrs Ma
thaniel c. ReynaI and Mrs. De Lancey
NicoI who will open her new ballroom !
with a dinner dance
Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney sailed |
yesterday for England on board the Amer |
ika, and will remain abroad until October. !
their stay at HoIwick Hall, their place in |
Yorkshire, for the shooting being followed /
by a yachting cruise Others who left town /
yesterday for Europe were Park Benja- /
min and his son. ROmeyn: Mrs. Harold
Brown who goes to Join her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Norrie Sellar, !
in Scotland and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A
Van Rensselaer,.
Miss Leonore- cobb has selected Tuesday,
September %, as the date for her wedding
to Robert Amory. jr. II will take place at
Rockdale Farm, Brewster. y. Y, the
country place of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb Her bridal attend
ants will include the sisters of her fance
Miss Mary and Miss Catherine Arnory.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Van Rensselaer, Ken
nedy have gone TO Bar Harbor to spend the
remainder of August and September
Mrs. +. H. Hartman is cruising of the
coast of New England on board her steam
yacht Sultana