New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23

have entered into the sp.rt Of the az
"a, and all are working early and late
&C make it e success. When the COM
-i.ee was frs. formed 5. was an
rource5 -ha- $4,000 would be the goal
vo-kel for in she present relief efor',
bs. -ha: mark has been practically
restted BIS voluntary contributions
WHOM the +e.e. which will be given
rcr- Friday. Mrs. Vanderbilt has
los-e5 rer grounds and villa ior the
purpose. ..
Fac- o. the women on the committee
has .akc- @ different department. MIS-
Hermann OeIrichs has been one Of the
hardest workers Of the week. and sne
h1s demonstrated that she IS some
.cke- seller. First she announced ina,
she would give an automob -e 10 nc
fete 90 tc sold on shares. j rem she
undertook the task o. selling The TICK
cts herself. and on one ca- during me
middle of the week disposed o. N70O
worth 60 81 each. L can be thus seen
has .--s automobile viii net the fete
& large sum or money. Much more ~
also bong added by The sale Of uckeiS
for -fc t.hIeaus. which IS ID general
chsrr, Of Mrs. rs. X. Vanderbilt lr
Mrs Vanderbilt struck novel lcea lh
tisDosirr OF the tableau tickets by nav
ing q booth with pretty floral oecora-
tiors erected ir the entrance OF the "a
siro and placing in charge young
woman dressed as "a Red Cross nurse.
Ever though tho tableau tickets are
costing Eve times as much as the auto
mobile tickets. thcy are meeting with
good sale. and Mrs. Nandorbilts man
hall where the entertainment IS 20 De
gwen. promises TO be flled 20 rs ca
ysc.;y.
WITH tennis week next week ana WITH
horse show week following along close
behind 10. 10 would appear thai the sea
son here is approaching the beginning
o. the end but every DAY now gives
some evidence that the season is 70 be
prolonged During the last rev Gays
there have been announcements by
number Of the sumner residents that
they would remain later tnan usual
Nr and Mrs. James Laurens Van
Aler. who are planning q garden fete
a. WaEehurst for early next month'
are % prolorg their stay indefinitely.
Nre George y. scott is 20 remain az
Beluca1 until November at least, ana
M. Nathaniel Thayer, OF Boston, who
va prevented from going abroad on
account o. the war, rs remaining a. her
Bellevue avenue home until the END OF
October a, less..
Other October stayers viii include
Mrs. Robert =. McCormick, VINO re-
turned from Chicago this week and VINO
ls occupying one Of the Plnaro COY
isges, on Narragsnsett av.' fTaIcls -
Shea and tho Misses Shea, OF Boston
Who are also occupying one o. lhe
Insrd cottages, and Dr. and Mrs. hehiy
Barton Jacobs. who are enterL am
quite extensively this summer al hl'e-
home
Mrs. Oliver n. p. Belmont mas an
bounced that she will remain a. Marble
House until the end Of September, and
~ and Mrs William +. Dodge are re-
naming until about the same time. MI
and Ms Dulany Rowland. of Ne"
York. will not close their Newport sea
son until the middle Of September al
Fast. and perhaps later Mr.. and Mrs.
'harles Aston Bristed and their daugn
'ef, Of Lenox, Will stay here until early
aext month.
Iney had originally planned 20 in
irodloe their daughter here this sum
mer but The decision Of Countess
Ara'e Leary not 90 come here, even
sher her summer nome, Park Gate
RAJ been opened, caused them TO
ehange their plans.
Nr and Mrs. ogden Mills and Mr..
md Mrs. Ogden f. Mills, who recently
returned from abroad, will remain
1niil well into the fall. Mr. and Mrs
1Seorge Gordon King and the Misses
hine are also hack from abroad for
'"e Iall and . part Of tho winter here,
and others who have been abroad and
,sho -re soon expected here 20 help en-
.frn Tho late season arc Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Z. Wijener. Mrs Burke Roche
emo her sons. Maurice and Francis. Sir.
sri Mrs. Joseph s. Stevens and Mrs.
aicfagd Stevens.
Mrs. Alexander S. Clarke rs also eX-
peciec from nc other side - The
ossan IN a short sine. She Wcat abroad