New-York tribune., 1912-08-18
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

soon return 20 their houses IN town, wnere
nrsparations are already being made Tor
their arrival. others will 20 10 their coun-
trv houses in the vicinity OF Ne" YORK
on Long Island. In the Westchester dis
trict and in the residential sections OF
Somerset and Morris counties IN New
Jersey. for the suburban autumn season
Others. like MI and Mrs. Stuyyesant
Fish. will proceed 70 Virginia Hot springs
for a short time. and others again, Ike
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry VIII
leave for Europe-the last scattering OF
tta great summer transatlantic migration
still Others will put in fortnight or SO
IN the Berkshires, the Adirondacks or the
Thousand Islands Indeed, Lenox IS al
wavs AZ its gayest during the first two
or three weeks Of September, with VS.
TORS from Newport and especially from
Bar Harbor.
lust Al present at these last named two
places. now within d fortnight OF the end
OF their season. there Is most activity.
Thus az Bar IIarbor the annual horse
show, which opens the day after to-rnor-
row. under the presidency Of Philip Liv-
ingston. ana lasts until Thursday night.
will be- made the occasion Of many testivi-
lies this show being always considered
the red letter event Of the Bar Haroor
summer Among tine visitors there for
the exhibition Is !. Pierpont Morgan. with
a party OF friends aboard his steam yacht
Corsair
At Newport the national championship
mill flE 20 rtIq
Tlesdly. I'm connection with which a dance
will be given on Thursday night at the
Casino 0v Mrs. j. Gordon Douglas, Mrs
Richard r. Wilson and other members OF
the National Lawn Tennis Association.
There are dances set FOR almost every
evening. among others a ball tomorrow
night given by Mrs Stuyvesant Fish for
her niece Miss Helene Fish. The most
notable feature OF the Newport week will
undoubtedly be Ars- Cornelius Wander
bHts fancy dress 0dlI and vaudeville en-
tertainmeut A. Beaulieu on Friday, which
bids fair % outshiuc al other affairs tHat
have taken place there this summer. The
clos. of the horse show IN tine first days
VI September will give the signal for the
exodus While there are many entries a.
the show II would seem that the stables
OF Alfred and Reginald Vanderbilt viii BE-
conspicuous by their absence, since both
these gentlemen are still abroad.
Foreigners Of note continue 70 arrive by
every liner Their presence IN New York
20 dag az the leading hostlsries seems 10
emphasize more than ever the growing
cosmopolitanism Of This City. The COM
ing ~ the Duke and Duchess Of Suther-
land. with their sor and daughter Of the
Right Hon Walter Long former Secre-
tary for Ireland and LaTy Doreen Long.
the Right Hon. Frederick Henry Smith.
X O.. Member OF Parliament for Liver
100i. member 0f cne Pr.vy CounCi, and one
~ the Tni0nist leaders IN tR" House OF
Commons. has previously been men
toned m this column They are All ~
me Ritz. AT the Belmont Ire Robertson
Kerr-Clarke and hrs wife. Lady Beatrice.
who is the only sister ~ the Marquis OF
DrogheJa. Az tha waldorf is Sir William
NJ Altkeu. NJ 2 for Asht0u-under-Lyn
who - over here In connection with hi,
interests a. president of the Porto Rico
railways At the -. Regis Is Sir Edward
rartl.r Malcolm Eircaid-Su.-h. Cf the
3th Lancers and formerly Liberal Mem
ber Of Parliament for Stratf0rd-on-AvoH
the Prince De Beauyeau-Craon. VINO mas
been spending several weeks az Bar Har-
tor after tour in the United states
Sir George Armstrong formerly OF the
E0ya! Nav. and Ernest Craig the new. .r
elected Member 81 Parliament tor Crewe.
and his American wife
NJ and Mrs Frederick W Vanderbilt
are gtsv!Hs for "a teS weeks 40 Ostend.
The American Ambassador 20 the Court
os Austria ami Mrs B g. Eerens. who
arrived on Friday from Vienna. are tor
a few days ar tae Plaza.
Nr aud Mrs Joseph p Sttilman are
.ntertain.us their SON and daughtor-ln- .
law. Al-. and Mrs Walter ~. suIlman
Miss const4Hc. Pratu. az their place AZ
southamntor Long Island.
Mrs Frederick o. Beach is spending the b
sumner at Dark H1rnor Ne. where her =
sou hv ne- former marriage. Theodore ~
Havemavrr 20 and fis naUce. Miss Vida
Bispaam. dau-1ts- of David Bispham
ars staying with her.
Nj and Mrs Arthur K. Bourne who
have been BOO rowu az the Vanderbilt
sine, their return from Europe, left yes
terday Tor FernwOod their country place
At Longdale, Lone Island
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert CoppeH have LEFT
their place az Teuaiy for Alexandria
Bay where they will stay until Sep
tembcr
Mr. and Mrs. Elrridge T Gerry and the
Misses Gerry are booked % sail for Eu-
rope on Weduesday september g.
Nr. and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt. who
have been abroad most OF the summer,
win sail Tor New York on Saturday. Sep
tem1cr T.
Mrs. Auson Phelps Stokes. r.. has post
poned hcr return home. and will remain /.
for some time longer .u Europe 70 nurse
her daughte-. Miss Alodia Stokes who is
recovering from severe Illness.
Colonel Sir Jonn Harrington. former
British Envoy In Ab-ssinia and Lady
Harrington have arrived from Europe via
Boston. and are staying with Lady Har- /
rington's mother Mrs. James Mcmillan |
AZ Eagle Head. her country place near }