New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


racing at Saratoga. and 1t IS perhaps Ju5
an THE account that the crowd or wen
known persons at the springs has oeei
larger this August than for many a yea
soon the racing set of New FORK societ1
will take It's fight from Saratoga, anu -
Mace will be taken by the ponttcdi o
roent- now already hocking thither tof 'i-0
political convention.
Bar Harbor will be en- fete this week LIZ
connection with it's annual horse sH'
which opens on Tuesday and iaSS ~
Friday II IS always made the ocoa'io
much hospitality, and the most liipo -
entertainments of the season are u'u"H'
set for horse show week, Wheh inc
rfous country houses, villas and summer
homes are. filled with guests and the bay IS
crowded with yachts. Bar Haroor IS tio
paradise, indeed, Of the horse, which relei-'
there supreme; for it is the only sunnlhei
resort or any importance which persists IN
barring automobiles of any shape or Iolni
With the horse show over many VIII Dc
gin to leave for the mountains, and espe-
cially for the Berkshires. among them lie
Austrian Ambassador and the Baroness 'oii
Hengerrnuller and Mrs Morris K JeSup' /
who will spend September at LenoH-
Newport, too. will be very gay INC "a -
cipal feature of the week being the Iao-
-leaus vivans on Tuesday night IN the liio-
atre of the Newport Casino for the dement,
Of the italian Children's Home IN brooiile
s+reet New York The living pictures nave
been to a great extent arranged oS
Troubetskov and by Henry Clews, jr-. ana
among those taking part therein VIII
Mrs French Vanderbilt. who will imper-
Anti
ert Goelet, who is TO appear as the queen
of sbeba and her sister, Mrs. Craig Biddie'
who is to figure as Helen Of Troy MIS-
I.o,ard Thomas is to pose as Emma, Lazy
Hamilton, from the painting by Rolnii0S'
Mrs Kenneth Castleman will be seen as
Charlotte Corday and Mrs Payne WnltheS
will he q gvpsy queen. Mrs Charles de
J.oosev Oelrtchs will inpersonate Beatrice
d.Este and others who will pose are Mrs
.ReeInaId G. Vanderbilt, Mrs j. Gordon
Douglas. Miss Mildred Sherman and MISS
Rose Grosvenor-
Rishop William c. Doane will off1ciate at
the wedding on Saturday next OF MS II an
daughter, Miss Terry Gardiner 10 roy
pier ar the summer home of the Dr1oe
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Terry Garoi-
rer. at Northeast Harbor, Me
announcement was made yesterday OF
tho engagement of Miss Frances Gordon
Alexander. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs VIII
tow, Alexander. of No. II West S7th street (
r. Auan Gouverneur Wellrnan, an assistant
or the staff of District Attorney Whitman,
a graduate of the Harvard class OIL u aiiU
2 son of Francis L. Wellman-
,no+ber ensasement announced yester-
dav from Boston, was that or MISS Ma
crime warren to John Eliot mayer J4-,
who Is still at Harvard. and Is son VI /
Mr. and Mrs. John Eliot Thayer- MS
father is the twin brother OF Bayaro may
ar and one of his cousins, MISS CoFhen@
Thayer. is the wife of Count Molthe' tii0
Danisb Minister at Washington MISS
Warren is a daughter OF Mrs oaIIuei D9"
mis- Warren. of Boston, and is, through her.
a granddaughter of the late 1hoilas
Ravard. American Ambassador TO the Court
of st. James'S.
ct,Ir another engagement made known
Yesterday was that of Charles Wagstan
Bateson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ed
ward Bateson, of West 4Sth street, and
graduate of Columbia, class of 'o2, to MISS
Charlotte Briscoe of Virginia
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew and Mrs
Depew. the French Ambassador and Nine
.Jusserand, Lady Dorothy Walpole Sir Al
fred Cripps X. g, who was Attorney deh-
eral of Edward VII when Prince OF Wales
and Mr. and Mrs. Percy r. Pyne, with their
family are due to arrive here this week
from Europe Mr. and Mrs. Pyne on land
ing will so to their place at Bernardsvllle'
\. j.. for the remainder of the season
MIR. and Mrs Henry \. 6. Taylor are
still abroad and are booked to sail for New
York at the end of September, Their villa
at Newport is being occupied during their
absence by Mr. aud Mrs. Moses Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scribner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Byam k Stevens and Alfred Mitchell
Innes. counsellor of the British Embassy in
America have arrived from Europe.
J. Pieruont Morgan IS still at Bar Harbor
Oh board his steam yacht Corsair. His son-
in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert L. Satterlee, will arrive there at the
end of the week to inspect the property
which he has purchased for them at Great /
Head, about six miles distant from Bar
Harbor
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin s. Guinness are
at Block Island on board their houseboat
Pioneer
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould have left here
for Bar Harbor to stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Hennen Morris.
Duncan Cryder Is spending the week end |
at the Meadow Club. southampton. Long
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhnelander
who are now at AiX-les-B -Bains, are booked
to sail for New York on Saturday next.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William H. Greer have rc-
turned to town from visit of sey era1 !
weeks TO Europe.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt is touring III Mon
taua and visiting the Glacier Park with T
Henry Fairfield Osborn and his daughter +
Miss Osborn
i. Don Cameron, who was Secretary of /
War under the Presidency of General /
Grant and Tor twenty years United States /
Senator from Pennsylvania has arrived i'm /
town and is staying for q few days at the /
Holland House.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Preston Satter- /
thwaite have been touring through New |
England In their automobile and are now at I
B1y rE1fyl INVsry