New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
AMERICAN SEASON OVER
HomeWard Rush from Abroad
Nearly at an End.
LONDON SOCIETY NOTES
Vincents Spend Million and a
Quarter in Repairs to
Muckross Abbey.
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/
| the Olympic. lis wife, who cannot
I stav in London on account Of the con-
clifton Of her health. has gone to Scot
land. ami her daughter and son have
/ gone to France.
/ Mrs. Vincent. the American chate-
lame OF Muckross Abbey. has been act
/ ing as hostess 20 Lord and Lady Ken
mare df,e~ the disastrous fire which
destroyed Killarney House Mrs. Vim
I cent. altnoGgs her advent in Ireland az
/ d landowner is OF comparatively recent
date. is a great fayorite with her neigh
/ bOrs.
She is q true sportswoman and eX-
ceediugly toud OF dogs. Her kennels
/ containing fifty dogs the majority OF
| them being Irish Volfhounds are her
chief delight. When the Vincents took
! Muckross ;hey restOcked the mountains
with red deer. which are fast disap-
bearing from that part OF Ireland. and
they also suspended stalking for sew
eral seasons.
Muckross is now q luxurious home,
more than $3.50. 600 having been spent
tc repair the property which, when
purchased from Lord Ardllaun, was in
bad condition. The only lights were
kerosene lamps.
The people are coming home from
Scotland after very successful season.
The Duchess OF Marlborough was one
Of the leading hostesses. but the sport
her guests had az Auchnashellach was
very Door The duchess probably viii
stay north q week or SO longer and
then e. abroad Tor ii part OF the winter.
George Gould, who started late on
the moors. made up for lost time after
ward securing record bags IN the
neigh borhood OF Castle Meuzies. His
guests included Lord Decies and many
others
Clarence Mackay. who came 70 Lon
don Tuesday evening 70 say goodby TO
his friends sailing on the Olym-
pic and who went on Wednesday 10
Paris. has not been very successful in
shooting AZ Fetteresso Castle. c. ".
ogden rented Beaufort Castle, where
the shooting was excellent. Frederick
Wh!tridge was in the neighborhood OF
Pltlochry. while John Cadwalader was
al Fernybank IN Forfarshire, and
Stewart Clark. IN the same neighh5r-
hood.
Hotel managers say this week prac-
tically marks the end OF the American
season The Olympic and the Adriatic
took out big lists OF passengers and the
smaller boats were well alled. IL Is not
likely that from now on II Will be nee
essary 10 aght for berths on transat-
lanuc liners.
Charles H. Collins has arrived from
Paris for week al the Carlton. MI.
and Mrs. Orme Wilson have arrived at
Clar!dge's from Paris and will sail to-
day. Mrs. William Alexander and MI.
and Mrs. William Z Bonbright, who
are here from New York :or short
stay. have gone motoring. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Daniel g. Reid who are here from
Paris. Will sail on Tuesday, as well as
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Phillips. Or. Woods
Hutchinson is al the Cecil as are also
Mrs. Frank Brookes and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. ". l.. Young, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. j. Lobdell. Miss Faith Lobdell
and Miss Dorothy Barrows.
Clement BucKIey NewDold "a here
from France.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, with her
daughter. the Countess Szechenyi has
come 10 the Ritz from Paris. the count
ess saving she does not want IL known
she is here She is on the hotel reg
lister as member Of her mothers
party.
Mr.. and .Lrs Robert l.. Bacon, IT.,
are here for a short stay. They expect
TO sail as soon as Mr.. and Mrs. X. l..
Strawbridge come back from the coun-
try. Among the guests at the Savoy
are Bruce ". Sanborne and Mrs. Evan
Beers and her daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Honore Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs. Pot
I
ter Palmer have gone to Paris. Henry
w. Marsh sailed on the Olympic.
Mrs. Stauwood Menken and Mrs. Ed
ward Robins have left the Berkeley
and gone motoring in England. f.
Brewster Mcdonald sailed on the Adri-
attic Mrs. Helen Gwynne is back from
Paris for fortnights stay in London.
n. y. Atterbury is here for short
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Bourke Cochran have
been motoring In the Lake district. He
! will sail for New York next week, while
| she will remain here several months.
Mrs. Richard c. Kerens is here. from
/ Vienna. for an extended stay. Mrs.
| William n Stickney. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
| F. Pillsbury and Mr. and Mrs. r. j.
| Rickert are all at the Carlton. but will
sail, soon Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Cairns
and their daughters motored down TO
London from Liverpool before going 10
Germany and France.
Registered at the Piccadilly are Mr..
and Mrs. william Rea and family, l..
H. Woods. who is en- route 10 Rerlin;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. McMichael. of
Philadelphia. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
l.. Sorenson.
pREMiER'S LIFE IN DANGER.
Lisbon. Sept. 2T.-New arrests have been
made in connection with the plot against