New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

With the annual cruise Of the New YORK
Yacht Club in progress, most OF the men
of New York society are ahoat. The Meet
under the command Of Commodore Lewis
Cass Ledyard. is to-day at New London
II Is due at Newport on Wednesday after
noon and will be there for the REMAINDER
Of the week, until il disperses on Satur-
day. The Aston cups will be sailed Tor on
Thursday off Newport and the Kings Cup
on Friday
Needless to add that the presence Of the
boats at Newport each Of them heavily
freighted with guests, will be MADE the
occasion Of all sorts of entertainments. both
ashore and afoat entertainments whlch
will afford 70 Miss Madeleine Force. the
fancee Of Colonel John Jacob Astor. the
opportunity OF becoming more closely &C
ouainted with that portion OF the New
York world OF fashion which is in the habit
Of making it's headquarters at Newport dur
ing the summer.
Many dinners and luncheons, too, have
been arranged in honor OF the Countess or
Granard, who arrived on Friday night for
her first visit 10 this country since her
marriage, and who is staying with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, ar their
place in Newport. Mrs. Ogden Mills's
house party includes her mother, Mrs. Ma
turin Livingston, and her son-in-law and
other daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Car
negie ,Phippa. Lord Granard. who, in eddi-
ton to being Master Of the Horse 10 King
George, represents one Of the great govern
ment departments in the House Of Lords,
will be detained in England until the proro-
cation OF Parliament which IS looked for
at the end of this week, when he will i'm
mediately sail 10 Join Lady Granard at
Newport.
saratoga's season has begun and, IN
spite Of the absence of the attraction af-
forded by racing, bids fair to prove very
successful, as it has many oldtime habitues
who have been going there Tor years and
who have already arrived for August. They
include, OF course, Captain and Mrs. War
rem c. Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Apple
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Knapp and
James A. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs Richard T.
Wilson. jr Reginald c. Vanderbilt and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, jr., are ex-
pected there at the end Of the week.
Southampton continues 10 be the gayest
summer resort within easy reach OF New
York, and among the new arrivals there is
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford's daughter.
Miss Kathleen Beresford who is no stran-
ger to Southampton. She leaves New York
for ST. Paul next week, where she Is 10 Of
fclate as one Of the bridesmaids at the
wedding Of Miss Josephine Kalman 20 Rich
ard Henry Blacque Bey, first secretary OF
the Turkish Embassy at Washington. He
was born in this country, where his father
was Turkish envoy at the time. and had
President Grant az his godfather He is a
Christian and of French origin. his grand
father having been a French Royalist who
entered the service OF the Sublime Porte.
Blacque Bey is a familiar figure in New
York.
Other visitors at Southampton include
Cardinal Gibbons Senior Ro.as. the Venez-
uean Minister at Washington, and Judge
Summerville Tuck. of the international
courts in Egypt. with Mrs. Tuck and Miss
Tuck.
Miss Elizabeth Jennings daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick b. Jennings, has Sc