New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-02
People and Social Incidents
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

NEW YORK SOCIETY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet, Thomas
and Frank r. Hitchcock. Lord Clifden's
eldest son. the Hon. Thomas Agar-Ro-
bartes, Member OF Parliament for East
Cornwall; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dana,
Samuel B. Sloan, vice-presdent OF the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company; J. r.
Taller Frank A. Vauderlip, president or
the National City Bank, and Judge and
Mrs r. c. 4. Grain are due In New York
to-day from Liverpool on board the Lust
tania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Tuclsermsn, Mr.
and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes and Miss
Helen Stokes are due here to-day on board
the Cedric.
Mrs Stanford White and her son, Law
renee, have arrived from Europe, and are
a, their country place at ST James, Long
Island.
Miss Amy Townsend has come 10 town
from Lenox.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tilford and Mr. and
Mrs. George r. Baker were among those
Who sailed yesterday on board the kais-
erin Auguste Victoria.
The American Ambassador 10 the Court
of St James's and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid LEFT
London yesterday for Harrowgate where
they will spend three or four weeks, tax
ing the waters, for which this thermal re-
sort Is famous.
Mr.. and SIrs. William Rockefeller have
gone to Breton Woods. y. H., where they
will spend a month at tho Mount Wash
ington Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter II. B. Freiinghuysen,
Of Morrlstown, and Youssouf-Zla Pacha,
the Turkish Ambassador, are staying at
the Ritz
John Turner Atterbury has arrived here,
coming from his place at Dark Harpor'
Me. where he and Mrs. Atterbury are
spending the summer. He is staying at
the Plaza for few days
While il is perfectly true, Rs previously
announced In this column, that the Duke
and Duchess OF Sutherland and their
daughter. Lady Rosemary Levison-Gower,
are sailing for New York next week, there
Is no truth at all IN the statement that
they are coming here on prolonged WISH.
After two or three days in town, making
their headquarters AZ the RITE they are
going TO Canada, TO spend a few months
on their ranch I'm the province or Alberta
where they propose 10 entertain several
relatives and friends from England. The
bungalow occupied there by the duke last
year has been almost entirely reconstruct
% on a much more extensive scale, and
has been refurnshed and equipped with
ell sorts of comforts for the convenience
Of this long projected house party.
Adrian Iselin and the Misses Iseiin left
their country place at Dayenport's Neck
near New Rochelle. yesterday for New
mort. where they will spend the remainder
Of tho summer
Mrs George Griswold Haven has also
zone 10 Newport for the month OF August
Atlantic City will be the scene to-day OF
the bench show OF the Ladies' Kennel As
ISOLATION OF New Jersey, and many New
York people who have country places In
that state are among the exhibitors
Mr.. and Mrs Charles William Romeyn.
OF No. 90 East saith street. announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss Rosa
lind Romeyn. 20 william Everdell, jr.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs William Everdell. Of
Tcnafy. y. j. Mr. Eyerdoll IS graduate
Of williams. class Of 'O2. No date has AZ
vet been set FOR the wedding.
Nj and Mrs. Joseph Bachlcy Hoyt
their daughter. Miss Gertrude r. Hoyt,
md their son. Joseph b. Foyt. tr. have
ler. their cottage az seabright. ~ J.,
whore they have been since EARL In th"
epring, and have gone 70 the Profile
House. IN the White Mountains TO- Au-
gust
Mrs Governor Morris. who ~ spand-
!nR the sumner NJ Cooperstown. has Miss
Helen Hunter. Of Princeton, n. J., az her
CUES.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
Try Telegraph 90 IN, Tribune
Newport, Aug. Philip W. Lvcrmore
Preston Gibson. Mrs Craig Rddle end
Mrs. T. Gordon Douglas arranged the
dance and supper at the
Club this evening. Il was at
tended by many OF tho younger members
OF the summer colony.
Mrs. Forsyth wickes gave luncheon !
to-day IN honor OF her mother, Mrs |
George q Haven, and Mrs Frederick NJ !
Davies vas luncheon hostess ut Pine
Croft
Mrs. h. Livingston Beeckman vas a
luncheon entertainer to-day. Mr.. Beck /
man. who has been at Hot Springs. Va,
will return tomorrow.
Officers OF the battleship Utah gave