New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-31
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

NEW YUM oOSiG y T.
New York society has a number OF rep
resentatives attending the races this week
on the private track Of the Duke Of Rich
mond, in his park at Goodwood, where
King George and large party are spend
ing the week as guests of the duke. Some
of the Americans are staying at the va
rious country seats within motoring dis
lance of Goodwood while others run over
every day from Brighton, Worthing and
Bognor. Among those present at the
races are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Herman b. Dur
yea, and Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Burden.
Next week Mr.. and Mrs Whitney will go
to Cowes for the regatta.
Miss Aileen Osborn and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Church osborn, leave
their country place at GarrisOns to-day
for their camp in the Adirondacks. Miss
Osborn has selected Wednesday, Septem-
Der II, as the date Of her marriage TO
Vanderbilt Webb. son Of DR.. and Mrs.
William Seward Webb. Miss Osborn will
return at the end of August from the
mountains to GarrisOns, where the we'd
ding will take place.
r. Livingston Beeckman, who has been
stating at Hot Springs, is to-day at
Washington for the formal announcement
to President Taft of his denomination.
Mr. Beeckman IS the ERODE Island dele
gate Of the committee intrusted with the
announcement.
Miss Margaret Louisa Scheffeln,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jay
schieffeln, will mako her debut next
winter.
Henry I. Sloane, who has been in Col
orado for some weeks with his daughter,
Miss Emily Sloane, leaves there this
month for the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer are
coming in from their place at Tuxedo to-
day and will stay at the Ritz until the
latter part OF the week, when they go TO
Southampton, Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Drexel Godfrey are
Count Joseph seiiern OF Austria,
cousin Of Count Charles Seilern, who mar
RED Miss Antoinette Woerlshoffer, of New
York, in 1888, is staying at the ST. Regis,
after a prolonged tour Of the United
States, and sails tomorrow for Europe
with the Altgrave Robert Salm, who has
been his companion throughout the trip.
"Altgrave" is an old German dignity and
title, ranking midway between mark
grave (narquis) and count. and which is
still borne by the members OF several Of
the mediatized houses which exercised
sovereignty in Germany until the break
up by Napoleon OF the Holy Roman En-
pre.
Mr. and Mrs George Barton French
have left the Plaza for Southampton,
where they will occupy the villa Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Steele. who sailed with
their daughters last week for Europe.
Leroy Dresser and his daughter, Miss
Susan Fish Dresser have gone 10 New
port, where they are staying with Mrs.
John Nicholas Brown at Harbor Court
Mrs. Rowland Pel has returned to Tux
edo from East Hampton, where she has
been staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Gallatin.
Mrs Hugh Knox has gone to the
Waumbek, in the White Mountains. to
stay with her parents. Colonel and Mrs.
Arson c.. McCook
Mrs. ~ L. Baylies and Miss Sophie
Bayl!es, who are at Taunton. Mass,
leave there tomorrow for Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Albert H. Ely and her son Albert,
arrived from Europe on Friday, and on
landing viii 80 20 their villa at South |
ampton, for the remainder of the summer.
The Hon. Sidney Peel is staying at the
Ritz
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert lie Roy have ar !
ranged to leave here for Europe on Au- !
gust 8. They will remain abroad until ,
late In the fail.
Mrs. Joseph C. Hoagland has left Paris |
for an automobile tour of Switzerland. |
She will return 10 New York late in
August or early September.
Mrs Robert G. Winthrop has offered .
the use OF her country place at West .
for the flower show Of the |
North Shore Horticultural Society on Au- |
gust q and 90 The proceeds from the |
show will be given to the Beverly Hos
pltaL
Mr.. and Ms George Peabody Eustis !
arrived yesterday from Cincinnati and
IRE at the St Regis. Later they will 30 !
TO Seabright on a visit to Mrs. Eustls's /
father, William a. street, who has
place there.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Newport. July SD-Mr. and Mrs. William
5oadby Loew a. the Clambake Club this
evening entertained with a dinner and
lance Tor several friends.
There was an informal dance at Ber-
GERS given by Mrs, Herbert shipman, OF