New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

| soctetv is now fockng homeward from
| rr,,ro,, and tho tide OF ocean travel mas
turned in the direction OF Ne" i'
Livery liner entering the port IL "eas'y
freighted with well known people NC"
Workers as well as foreigners. mus '"e
| Olympic, which is due here on Tue "d'
after Tomorrow or at latest on Weuhes'
day. has on board J. Pierpont MORGAN ~
mIral Lord and Lady Charles bereslo'''
whose daughter, Miss Kathleen Beresloi",
has been here two weeks; the Duke u
| Sutherland X. g., and LORD Desporous"'
president of the London Chamber OF Coil-
n,erco. both of whom will proceed 10
Canada after q few days spent here; also
Mrs. George r. Sheldon and Mr.. and Mrs
T. II. Weatherbec
Summer gayeties now a, their height
are already within measurable distance Vi
their end. A little more than two weeks
remain Of August, and then the annual
horse show at the Casino in Newport VIII
sound tho death knell Of the season there
and the hour Of departure for TuNedo anu
| for the various country houses III west
chester County on Long Island, III MOTIFS
town and elsewhere In the vicinity OF Ne"
York Cottages and villas at Bar Harbor
and other Maine summer resorts VIII pesIh
| 70 close, while II at Southampton people
! linger longer than elsewhere 1t is because
of its proximity TO New York ana Oh us
accessibility from town
| Bar Harbor has been gay this summer
and the horse show there next Week.
which will, as usual, be made the occasion
Of much festvity and hospitality, gives
promise by the number Of entries, Of prizes
and Of boxes sold TO surpass all It's pre-
decessors.
NeWport's and Bar Harbor's loss OF thelr
summer colonies early next month will.
however, prove the gain Of LenoX. Many
make a habit OF putting in few weeks in
the Berkshires or in the Adirondacks' after
leaving tho seaside. before returning to
town or 70 their suburban country seats,
and although there will be no hunting this
fall 81 Jenox, the Berkshire Hunt has
decided 10 hold its accustomed races ON
SATURDAY, September 2. in Lee Pleasure
Park, the customary hunt ball being given
in connection Herewith. One Of the feat
ures Of the Lenox season will be the an
nual coaching parade organized by Miss
Kate Cary. one Of the best our-fn-hand
whips in the Berkshires, and I'm when
Frank X. Sturgs, William Douglas Sloane.
Robert ". Paterson and Miss Charlotte
Barnes have promised TO take part.
Another race meeting which is being
looked forward TO with considerable inter
est Is that of the Mibrook Hunt, which
takes place at the Washington Hollow Fair
Grounds. at Washington Hollow, y. Y, on
-
National Steeplechase and Hunt Associs-
ton. The committee IN charge OF the meet
ing consists of Reginald Rives, Frederick
Bull, William c. Camman, Fletcher Har-
FER and Oakleigh Thorne.
Mrs. De Lancey Nicoll and her daugh-
ter, Miss Nicoll, are booked TO sail from
Europe the day after tomorrow fcr New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. George q. Frelinghuysen
and Miss Frelinghuysen who are spending
the summer at Morristown, y. j., are in
town, staying at tho Hotel Gotham for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert L. Satterlee will
leave Bar Harbor early next month for
their country place at Highland Falls,
n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Rowland are
booked to sail for Europe on the Olympic
on Saturday.
Joseph w. Burden sailed for England
Yesterday TO remain abroad for about
month On his return he will go 10 LenoX
for the fall season.
Malcolm Douglas Sloane has Joined his
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs William Douglas
Sloane. at Elm Court, LenoX.
Mr. and Mrs E. Parmalee Prentice sailed
for Southampton yesterday on board the
Oceanic.
Mrs. George r. D. schieffeln has re
turned to Morristown. n. j., from South
ampton Long Island.
Harold s. Vanderbilt is the guest over
the week end of f. r. Sears, at Beverly
Farms, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Lee Mor-ell, who
returned from Europe early in the week.
have gone to Earragansett Pier, and Will
be at the Gladstone for the remainder of
the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 7. Peters have gone
70 Newport, where they are the guests OF
Mrs. Peters's parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
Storrs Wells.
I. F. H. Belts is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs w Goadby Loew, at their villa AZ
Newport