New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13

Calendar at F0-
vOrite Resorts.
w.,Dsrt, RI, Sept. 1.-THE late fall
,...rs seem to be increasing Mrs
usllery, though she is at present
!. s.,,;ng In LenOx. viii return and re-
u. 1ntil Christmas at her Kay street
cottage. ..,.;,
- late in the fall at Belmead, and
- ,,5 Mf John Thompson Speneer
a remain ct their cottage until
-, .,.o Ms, Mary Van Buren, Van
s.,,0ol of New York, who is occupy
. the Hawthorn villa, is to remain
.stil october /, and the other October
',,v.rs are to include Commodore and
~. Elbridge 7. Gerry, who arc at
s.,.rge. MIR. and Mrs. George Pea
S,5v Eustis, who are occupying inc
S.Sylskie house this year, and Nine DC
Si,pe. wife of the Spanish Amoassa-
der
n, and Mrs. James B. Hsggin are
,n.iv 10 remain at Villa Rosa until
49, ~. time in October also. Mr.. Hag-
- has been in poor health during
- simmer, but reports from him OF
i'ss chow him to be improving.
T;,psnsrd Stewart, after a months
t.Sing In Canada, has returned to his
5sIjsyue av. home, White Lodge, and
IN remain for the fall season.
The Members of the summer colony
h,Te were greatly interested IN the
NOR. this week that Robert Walton
ccslet was to enter the political arena
~, fan and that the chances are that
n viii be a candidate for Congress
~ tbe Republican ticket from the first
phode island district Mr.. Goelet has
spent the greater part OF his life IN
ysvport. and that he was to endeavor
!, follow in the footsteps of Congress
nm Petel Goelet Gerry, son of Mr..
~ Ms Elbridge T. Gerry, was re-
eeived with pleasure by his many
friends here
whether there is anything definite
n the proposed candidacy of Mr..
cotiet is not known, but his friends
seem to accept the rumors as the
ruth.
There is another of the Newport
colony who is prominent in Rhode
llana politics just at the present
time also. He is r. Livingston Beck
nan. who for the last couple of years
has been representing the city in the
State Senate, and who seems this year
% be slated for the Republican NOM
nation Tor Governor. He long ago
announced his candidacy, and whether
Ne is TO receive the "UIaination will,
Of course, not be known until the
state convention later on in the
month, but Mr.. Beeckman's friends
EEL certain that he will be the honored
Dc over the present Lieutenant Gov
tnH, RosWese-R- BRrehard, Of Little
s1fooH. y
The contributes for the Red Cross
var fund did not stop with the hold
iaf Of the bazaar. Several contribu-
tens have been received by the
1tsSnrer. Lawrence L. Gillespie, dur
iHg the week, and in all he has re-
eeiged over S43, 600 Mr.. Gillespie has
been busy the latter part of this week
closing the accounts against the ba-
mar and other expenses incurred by
as raising of the fund. Friday he
Al3 all paid up and was ready to turn
over to the Red Cross the balance that
he had in his hands.
Nr. and Mrs Daniel B. Fearing, who
we're here earlier in the summer and
Who left for an extended motoring trip,
have returned to the Muenchingcr
King snd will remain for some little
time. William +. Carter, of Philadel-
DhiA, has also been here recently, but
viii not remain, as he came only to
inspect his estate on Narragansett av.,
which has been rented during the sum-
ner.
DR.. and Mrs Richard V. Madison are
staying at Bushy Park until the after
part Of the month, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Pond will not return TO New
York until the end of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De Loosely
oelrichs are to stay here until the Iate
iall and it is expected that they will
loon be joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
0elrichs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry e.
Oelriehs and Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thomas,
Who have been abroad all summer.
Mrs. Burke Roche returned from her
stay abroad this week and others who
are expected back from the Old
World in a short time are Mrs Louis
L Lorillard and her son, Mrs. Harold
Brown and Mrs. Walter Norman Ed
hdge.
Mr. and Mrs. f. S. G. d'Hauteyilie,
Who are also abroad, are expected back
IN time to spend a portion Of the late
reason here at their own home, when
has been closed throughout the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Van Allen are
trying to induce James J. Van Allen TO
lttum also. Mr.. Van Allen went abroad
Just before the outbreak Of the war
apd since that time there have teen
two or three times when his relatives
have lost track Of him. Mr.. Van Allen
e great traveller, there being Dut
lew corners Of the globe that ne hiss
not seen or is familiar with, and It ap-
pears that he is moving about IN me
var zone with apparent unconcern
While there is no doubt as to ms
iafety James l.. Van Allen would much
itlher have his father here and nas
sabled asking him to return to his
home in this city.
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