New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02

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9 vanderbilt had disposed OF MS 'dnuS
point Farm. in Portsmouth, and the otner
a,os that J. p. Morgan had disposed OF
a. caves Point Fishing Club, on ocean
ovenue. this city. The names OF the PuI-
~Ao,o-s have not been given out as yet
80 :, the case OF Mr. Vandorbilts sale
!, &c said the name will not be gwen out
until spring
The announcement that the Graves
point Fishing Club had been sold did not
come as great surprise, for II was Wen
known that MI Morgan, who acqulreu
the property through the death OF MS
father. vas DESTROYS Of disposing OF the
Mace and had placed it in the HANDS Oh
his real estate agents for sale. Mr.. Nor
can ST.. who acquired the place from the
late Seth Barton French, visited II ire
ouently during the 'ummer months ana
he had there numerous c. nfercnces win
the prominent financiers Of the country.
The announcement that was made from
an evidently authoritative source that MI
Vanderbilt had disposed Of his pretty and
extensive countr place. however, came
as a big surprise, and it will be interest
ing 10 know who has bought il. AS soon
as the report came out it was thought
that Edward 3. Mclean, who has Regi-
maid Norman's Black Point Farm under
lease. and who is intending 10 develop
Liz country plce near here, had been the
purchaser. This Mr.. Mclean personally
denied. but at the same time he intimated
that he knew that the Vanderbilt farm
which comprises 176 acres and which Is
but stones throw from Oakland Farm.
the nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred @. Van
derbilt, had been sold.
Despite the rumors that a divorce be-
tween Mr.. and Mrs Robert Goelet was
imminent. the October session Of the Su-
perior Court here has closed and nothing
has developed that gives the rumors any
strength That there is TO be a big di-
vorce case here, one in which members
Of the summer colony are involved, is I'M
derstood TO be fact. Who the parties
are is not known.
here until December, and the last day for
the fling OF divorce petitions to be heard
al that time will be the third Monday in
this month While no one about the
courthouse processes to know anything
Of a pending suit, il is intimated that in
qliries have been made about the fling
Of papers and as 10 how long they may
ha ba1d Cf,A h.f
The Newport Clambake Club has closed
for the season, closing early in the week
after Mrs. Peter ID. Martin had had the
honor Of giving the last luncheon party
Of the year there. Mrs. Martin and her
guests also had the honor of taking part
IN the formal closing OF the club. After
The luncheon the guests, with some Of the
oncers Of the organization, gathered on
the lawn outside the clubhouse and Off
eially witnessed the .owering Of the flag
ip- the last time n 1919.
Mrs. Vanderbilt, since her return from
abroad and arrival at The Breakers, her
nome here, has been entertaining her
newport friends. She has given both din
hefs and luncheons and they are only a
part OF the series OF informal entertain
mehts which she will give during her
stay' which will not nd until after the
christmas holidays. During that period
IS expected that Mrs Vanderbilt will
nave large family reunion at her home.
Or. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, II
uey carry out their contemplated plans,
WI not be here next hummer. They have