New-York tribune., 1914-09-27

there IS no race on DeAWS suS .
fractors they seem to be keeping PaoS
with one another very closely.
Mrs. Widener, who for the past two
seasons has been occupying with her
familv the John r. Drexel villa, on
Oehre Point, closed her season and ielt
for Elkins Park during the week. Mr'
and Mrs. Duncan, who are occupying
their oId home, formerly the home Oh
kmbpEaRdor Henry White, will remain
here until some time next month'
There have been a few more Of the
colony who have closed their seasons
during the week, though the NUMBER
h not so large as the week previous
~ hot weather Of the present week
having caused quite NUMBER 70
change their plans and prolohg 'helE
stay here.
Bisbop and Mrs. James II, Darling
ton have returned to Harrisburg. Mr.;
ara Mrs. Robert X. CRssRtt, Mr.. ana
NJ Francis /. Gowen, Mrs. William
Il Caperton and Miss Marguerite Ca
nerton have returned to Philadelphlsi
Wr and Mrs. J. Russell Pope, who
snent the season with Mrs. Pope's
parents, and Mr., and Mrs, Pemproke
Jones have returned to New AOrk'
Others who have taken their departure
include MIR. and Mrs. Wlliam 5syhe
Tbcmpson. Mrs. John c. Fairchild, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert NJ. Hartman, John
Bancroft, Francis a. Shea, Mrs. Barger
Wallseh, her daughter and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Cunningham and
Roron and Baroness de Never, the last
named having taken apartments IN
New York for the winter.
Count and Countess de San Esteban
have also taken their departure: Inc
countess has had bit OF hard luck
lust at the close of the season. Iney
had planned to be in Madrid at TINS
time, but the illness OF the countess
prevented their leaving. The countess
has recovered sufficiently to make the
trip TO Spain, though it has been re-
poTted that she will be obliged to un-
JerVo an operation in Paris as soon
as It is convenient for her 10 go there
Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon Douglas
have prolonged their season until the
middle of October; DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Parton Jacobs are to remain until iaVe
in the month, and James V. ParKer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard y. Cushlhe
.re the latest to announce that 'heS
would stay in Newport until the emu
Of October at least.
Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin will not
lose Snug Harbor until early IN NO
vrmber. and Mrs Reginald Z. Wander
biit will remain until about the same
tune at the Gill cottage, on BelleVue
Az Mr.. and Mrs. L. Livingston Luz
,oyE have announced that they VIII re-
main at their summer home until 'he
middle of November
Ambassador and Nine. Bakhmeteh o.
Russia are still in Newport, ana lhey
are TO return next summer-that IS IL
the ambassador is still the representa-
tive Of his country IN the Unlted SI"tys'
Roth the ambassador and his wife Ike
Vssport For the last two OF three
.ufnmers they have been coming early
sud staving late. and the ambassador
sd few DAYS ago, "As long as ! am
In this country / shall spend the sum-
mers in Newport
Newport has had the pleas OF
visit Of another ambassador during the
week-Ambassado Riano, Of SPAN
who has made his first visit OF the sea
son. having been detained IN WASH
ington on account OF Official d1tIes'
Nine. Riano expects 10 remain III NeG
uort until late in October, and she IS
expecting a visit from her sister, Mrs
Chandler Anderson, of Washington
before the season ends.
Mrs. John Mayer, Of Morristown' .
n j.. is to join the all-winter colony
This wear. Mrs. Mayer has during the
summer been occupying the Armstead
cottage, on Prairie av, and She mas
INST rented for the winter the cottage
II George F. COZzens, on Ayrault ST.
mother rental that has but recently .
.een announced is that of the small
cottage Edward j. Berwinds) on
Relleyue Court. which has been taken .
for a year by Rear Admiral ana MIS-
Cameron McR WinslOw, who lof sew
eral wears have occupied the Cleveland
house. in Catherine st. The Bellevue
Court house WAS for a number Of years
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph har-
riman, who now occupy Clover Patch,
where they will remain for the entire
winter.
The call of Santa Barbara, Cal,
seems to be a strong one for the mem
bers Of the Newport colony tins year!
According TO present plans there IS 10
be quite a Newport representation
ar. and Mrs T. Shaw Safe when
thev close their season are going to
the California resort, and Mrs. John
Nicholas Brown viii spend q portion
az the winter there. This is also true
~ M. and Mrs. Daniel b. Fearing, who
nave been motoring the greater part Of
the sumner, but who returned to New
port for a short time recently. Mr..
Fearing will attend convention IN
Washington, then go to st. Louis, and
then with Mrs. Fearing head for Cali
fornia.