New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-07

that nearly all tho principal owners OF fao-
ing stables have taken to running tiie'l
horses in England and In France instead OIL
in the United States, and also from 'fle e'A
cIrnstance that Belmont Park ns'eau u
being given over, as heretofore 10 morse
racing In October is TO be the scene o.
por,,ana the greatest aviation meet ever
held In this country q, meet which Is ceF-
taf7, 20 attract n large number OF foFelSh-
ers of note who are interested I'm that par
.icrIar branch of sport. Considerably over
s1cO 900 is being spent in arranging 6et-
mont Park for the meeting, which VIII u
held under the presidency of August BEL
mort Lawrence l.. Gillespie, the nance oL
Miss Irene Sherman, Is one of the primo
movers I'm the affair, and some idea of iSs
importance may be formed from the id11
that parking space for ten thousand auto
mobiles has been demanded and will have
t. be provided
I England and Scotland's shooting season
as as usual proving a lure To number Il
r.errabers of Nea York society, and Mr. and
Mrs Harry PAYNE Whitney sail this week
for England and will at once proceed I'd
HclWick Hall their place in Yorkshire, for
TT" grouse shooting. Afterward they are
COINS, TO Scotland for some deer stalking.
Mr.. and Mrs ". Il Vanderbilt, ST., have
party for the shooting at Beaufort Castle.
Ii Inversness-shire, which they have rented
for the fall from Lord Lovat. Mrs James
Henry Smith. John L. Cadwalader and
Frederick ". Whitridge are among the
others who have places in Scotland fer the
she citing season, while Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley Martin have. as usual, a large party of
American and English guests at Balmacaon-
Newport will be very gay during the mex
three or four weeks. The early part of the
summer there was extremely dull. but the
close of the season bids fair TO prove quite
brilliant. Many dances are announced,
notably by Mrs. Robert Goelet. ST., Mrs
Ogden Goelet. Mrs r Livingston Beck
man, Mrs. Edward j. Berwind. Mrs. T. Suf
feru Taller. Lispenard Stewart, Mrs New
ton Adams and Mrs. French Vanderbilt.
Among the visitors there are Peter Angus
tus Jay and his wife, formerly Miss Susan
McCook, who are in this country on leave
before definitely taking up their residence
iii Cairo, where Mr.. Jay has been appointed
principal diplomatic representative OF the
United States.
Many trips are made by motor and By
heat to Narragansett Pier, where, in addi-
tIoI, to the polo tournament now in prog
ress at the Point judith Country Club, the
horse show viii. furnish this week an addi-
ucra1 attraction. The principal features,
however, OF the Newport season will be TIE
taableaux vivans fortnight from Tuesday
ard the weddings of Miss ISene Sherman o
Lawrence L. Gillespie and of Miss Edith
Deacon 70 George Lee Peabody. in the BE-
girning of September.
southampton will be thronged with Wis
itors this week for the annual tennis tour
nament for the Southampton CUP. which
as usual will be PLAYED on the courts ~
the Meadow Club Many house parties are
oelng given in connection herewith in
which debutantes, both of last winter and
OF the winter TO come, figure extensively.
A hunter OF dances has been arrange.
Tor the week, which promises TO prove one
Q: the most festive Of the season. Anons
ti'e many arrivals 10 be noted is thar of
'4i'ai o'Ipoons- Each year he is the
guest OF rather O'Hara at the Catholic
lettory. lie is to preach to-day in tn
Tctiioiio ehufch. and is accompanied b1,
II ,-'-,op y council of San Francisco. ana
by Monsignor DUFFY 1''d
MIS- Elliott Z. Shepard uijl la
on august Is and go to Bar FIJI. I-eLe&
'Ne VIII be the guest OF Mr. or5 =, where
HeSto q. Fabbri until the end 90 IL
soii- Aiessandro Fabbri and T.r,eetl, -
ori are now cruising along III, ~, - -
land coast with Walter G. LAID
me Rev. and AIrs. Herbert SbinmaD
nave lett Narragansett pier. v-bera So,
were the guests for about ten DAYS ~ 1fr-s
Sthpman's grandmother, Mrs. Narebsu !
AIen' and arc now with Mr.. and AR
Ldsoh bradley ON their houseboat amone,
the Thousand Islands
Mr. and Mrs. L K. Pendlet,n ar. tho
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard i. Wilson
", at Saratoga.
among those who sailed for Europe ves-
seroay were Mr. and Mrs. J. Pierpont
Morgan jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. FREDERICK
L. Allen.
Nharfes LAnieT, who came to town ~,
Wednesday, after attending the weddinc,
on that day of Miss Margaret u. Dix 10
CHARLES Lanier Lawrance. at Mount Kis.o
returned TO his villa at I.enox YESTERDAY
Shtpley Jones sailed from England for
New York Yesterday. and on his arrival
here Will so to New Brighton, Staten
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakleigh Thorue, who sneut
the early summer ar their country place ar
Millbrook. n. Y, are now at Southau,nton
Long Island, for 4 short stay.
j. Insley Blair has just started on
three months fishing trip TO Alaska.
MT. and Mrs. William F. s GrisvolJ
VIII leave their country place at Greenwich
Conn. at the end of this month and so To
Lenox. where they will be the guests OF
Mrs. John Sloane for several weeks.
Miss Marie and Miss Marguerite Noruet
are the guests OF Mrs. John A McCreerv
at her country place. Heaton Hall. Stock
bridge, Mass.
Mr. ard Mrs. Edwin Il. sheldon who are
at their country place at Long Wood, n.
j.. viii sail for Europe on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. ToppinE who
were married early In June and have been
abroad ever since. will return To this cotlu
Try next month with Mrs. Topplnga father.
Daniel u Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. Amor Hollingsuorth. who
are spending the summer 81 Newport will
take possession of their new home I'm Mil
ton Mass, In the fall. The estate ia on.