New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

NEW YUM SSkIG
I Both in Paris and in London II is re-
garded as a violation Of the unwritten
law of society to be seen in town once the
season is over in which point these cities
differ from New York, where people do
not consider 1t necessary to offer an excuse
If seen on the avenue, at their clubs OF
at the fashionable restaurants at any time
whatsoever. The Paris season came to an
end with the Grand Prix at Longchamps,
and the few who llnger on for the great
military pageant which takes place to-day
in commemoraton Of the fall of the Bas-
tile. and who OF course do not belong TO
the nobility will take their departure to-
morrow and the next day. Ihis appiies
not only TO the French but likewise u
American residents
The vast minority of these Will now take
their fight homeward across the Atlahuc'
others will turn their steps toward German
watering places and French seaside resorts
like Trouville. Dinard. Dieppe and Deau-
Vile. the racing week at the place last
named being always a source OF great
attraction.
A few will cross over to London, where
the season ends about ten days hence Win
the Goodwood races and the Cowes regatta
Neither of these is of much interest to the
bulk of transatlantic visitors. The doou-
,,ood races present an attraction only 10
.hoso wbo happen to be invited to JON
ho,,oo narties al one or another OF the
oreo, country seats in Sussex that are
T,,tbin driving or motoring distance OF
this private racetrack Of the Duke OF Rlch-
rnond. in his park at Goodwood. AS loi
Cowes. existence there is lntoierduie A'0il
q social point Of view unless one happe"'
70 belong to the Royal Yacht Squaui0D
20 he the guest OF one OF its members as
.bis cIph the premier organization oL i'7
LI,d IN the world. is extremely chary III
49, r,atter of invitations to foreigners
Not to enjoy the privileges OF the hoyai
voch, SQUADRON IS TO be out Of everything
=, Cowes and sooner than place therh-
elves in this position people keep away
altogether.
zo-,y rext month what may be descrioed
.. Ar,ortca,s Scottish season will oeglh
Each wear sees an increase in the nuthOei
- ,,o,r-known New Workers who rent
nlaces in the Highlands for the sake OF 'ne
shoo,,np Frederick w. Whitridge, John L.
CodwaIader, Clarence Mackay. W. n. van
dertilt ST., and many other tamiiar haistT s',,
cou,d he cited as seeking refuge every IAN
amid the heather and bracken anu III
the land o. cakes.
Some do not go so far north' ana no.
pavne whitney, who sails with Mrs, M
new and a party Of friends on luesody
r,ooL will 90 10 the place which the! ha''
,od for wears in Yorkshire for the snoot-
,rg yeason. Just at present they are en-
,or,airinq the Count and Countess LasZio
szechenyi at their lodge on oc'opei
Mountain. in the Berkshires' "here '"e
" Gather IS Ideally cool.
Ar,one the other features of the week
programme on this side OF the wa'.i
,bo marriage on Tuesday next in 81. Mat
thew's Church. at San Mateo' Cai'
Miss Jennie Crocker, OF San Francesca ~
Malcolm D. Whitman, Of this CITY "A mum,
hor ~ relatives and friends nave croseeo
tho continent 10 the Pacific Coast loE '"e
ooair among them the brides aunt Mrs'
CharIea r Alexander, and her daush'ers'
.,,o ~ whom, Miss Harriet and MISS ia
ua,,. will be among tile bridesmaids inc !
o,nars being Miss Julia Langhorne ana
,,,os Marjorie Josselyn, Of San FRANCISCO
rh. bridegroom, who is a son OF Clarehce
Ivh,,r,an. oficiated as best man at the
wedding Of his brother. Hendrlck "n'
man 70 Miss Adelaide Chatheld-laSlor d.
I,ko Forest, the country place Oh he'
rarsnts Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Chatheld-
Tavlor, OF Chicago, a fortnight ago
rvdiS Hoyt is spending the summer
nrd
Livingston Hoyt, at Beverly Mase'
J. Pierpont Morgan is booked 10 san
.-,,, rrelsnd for New York on Wednes-
day.
urs lanes A. Burden is the guest OF
ro,ts Mr. and Mrs. William Doug
Iss sloane. at Lenox over the week ehu'
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Goelet Gerry haNe
taken a cottage at Bar Haroor' "nere 'i'e'
will spend the remainder or the seasoh'
charles Iauier Lawrence and Miss hatn-
crime Lawrence will arrive IN New folA
,-ou Europe this week, and Immediately
af,er landing will go to their villa al
tarox tn spend the remainder OF the sea-
son.
DR. Francis P Kinnicutt Will san lo'
Europe on Thursday, to spend the re
uainder Of the summer abroad
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. D. Parker Nor
gan will sail for Europe on August y 10
ror,ain abroad until late in September.
Mr. and Mrs David Lydig VIII De the
guests of T. Augustus schermerhorn this
week on board the latter's yacht, the free
Iarce which will cruise TO Bar Haroor
DR.. and Mrs E. r. L. Gould are at camp
Winape, In Northern Vermont Tor the
summer.
Eliot Gregory, who recently returheu
fron, Europe, will be the guest through
ont ths summer of his aunt, Mrs. Charles
II Baldwin, at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson ana MT
and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson, jr.. who are IN
Europ. will return to New York at the
end Of next month.
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribunel
Newport, July l3.-About all or tne
summer residents gave way this eVenlhS'
as far as entertaining was concerned for
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