New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-10
P0IO CONTEST FILLS
FASHIONABLE HOTELS.
Many Who Had Closed City
Homes for Summer Return
for International Match.
uRs. STEVENS ENTERTAINS
Mrs EN-. Breitung Will Take
Party of Fifteen to Meadow
Brook-Cornelius Van
derbilt Sails To- day.

An the fashionable hotels are filled with
let's from out Of town because of the
o., ~ the International polo matches to-
80, Of Meadow Brook. At the luncheon
"a dinner hours yesterday the restau-
ran,s hotels and clubs were almost as
-, as AT the height of the New York
sooson The dinners in many cases were
I,uoUed by theatre parties and suppers.
Nynv who had closed their city homes
for the summer returned to town to see
,,e games and persons of social promi-
hence from Washington. Philadelphia.
posion. Chicago Baltimore and Pitts
bprgh arrived for the great international
sporting event
AIRS. Richard Stevens is al the ST. Regis,
whore she gave small luncheon yester-
dav Others there are Mr. and Mrs +.
Ambrose Clark Mr. and Mrs. William n.
cracker Mr. and Mrs Stephen G. clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Y. Thompson. OF
philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs Ira Nelson
Morris Of Chicago. Hermann Oeirichs.
Mr. and Mrs G. c. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Byers. OF Pittsburgh, Mr.
end Mrs Henry ". Sage Of Albany; Mr..
and Mrs Edward : Hardness and Mrs.
George 5 Maudell, whose brother. Thorn
81. Proctor brought party of TWEEN
ty-fve on from Boston.
Mrs E. " Breitung. who snent the win
tsr at tine ST Regis. will take a party Of
fifteen TO the polo game and IN the even
hg will give a dinner for them al the 81.
Regis
AT the Ritz-Carlton are Mr. and Mrs.
Charles a. Mum. Of Washington. who
arrived yesterday, Miss ingalls, and Miss
Cecilia May also Of the national capital.
Ms Stuart Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
gar Scott and Mrs. George McFadden. of
Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Morse,
George r. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
reph T. Tower. Of Tuxedo; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Z. Widener. Mrs Stephen 2. FL
kns. Miss Katharine b. Elkins and Mrs.
Seth Barton French. from Hot Springs.
Va. Sir Montagu and Lady Allan and
Sir Wilfred and Lady Peek, from Mon
ueal and Sir William Peat. from London.
Among those registered at the Plaza
are MI and Mrs. Preston Gibson, Mr..
and Mrs. James J. Coogan Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ross Proctor. Miss Nouletti Proc
tor Mr.. and Mrs Horace White. Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Valentine and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Fahnestock, OF
Lenox. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wortey. Of
Mount Kisco: Mrs. Henry Livermore and
Mrs. Buckley Wells are at the Hotel Bel
mont.
At the Hotel Gotham are Mr. and Mrs
James L. Barclay Mrs Edmund lie b
Gardner Miss Adelaide Gardner, Of
Ridgewood n j.. and Mr. and Mrs.
Talbot Ewart and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
P. Colt, Of Providence.
Among those booked 10 sail for Europe
to-day are Cornelius Vanderbilt who Will
join Mrs. Vanderbilt in England; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Mr.. and Mrs.
SAMUEL H. Valentine who will make an
automobile trip through Germany, Aus
tria and italy, returning 10 this country
81 October. Mrs. George r. Sheldon and
her daughter Mrs. NJ. Sheldon-Fuller.
and Mr.. and Mrs William Woodward
MIS-. hamilton Mck- lWOmtlN ana MISS
Ruth TWombly Will leave New York for
Japan IN August. with party Of guests.
Miss TWombly has arrived in the city
from Newport for the polo gamer
Mrs George 5. Bowdoin and Miss Edith
BoVdoIn viii go 10 Bar HarbOr. Me.
June a..
Mir and Mrs. Herbert Coppell Will give
dance tonight at their country place.
al Tenahy y. J.
Mr and Mrs. Hamilton Fish will sail
Tor Europe Thursday to spend the sum
mer abroad
The Duke and Duchess OF Richeleu
nave returned 70 the city from Tuxedo.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Sullman and
Nss Lisa Miss Mildred and Miss Ruth
euiInan VIII 20 10 Southampton. Long
Island. Thursday for the summer