The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-16
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

Morris Phillips, OF the Home Journal, is spending
the hot weeks at Montreal, having gone by way or
Saratoga, Niagara and the lakes. lie returns next
month, after visit to West Point.
J. s. Halock, OF New Hartford, Conn, has disposed
OF his place to Clara Louise Kellogg who designs to
remove the present dwelling and erect beautiful
summer residence upon the Site In preference TO
the locality originally obtained for that purpose.
The new purchase has been named 'Brookside,u
and Will hereafter be known by that charming title.
The native beauty OF the spot, combined with an
exquisite view and beautiful streams, makes In all
peculiar fitness for the purpose she will devote to.
Among the late arrivals ut Long Branch are:--Miss
Ida Lewis, Newport; Mrs. General Snead and Mrs.
General Noble; Mr. and Mrs. S. Moss Montreal; Mrs.
Carpenter and Mrs. J. A. Byrnes, New York; Miss
Young, Ohio Miss Katie Lyons, New Jersey; Miss
Olvany, New YORK; Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Cozzens,
West Point; Mrs. Z. Kelley Mrs. H. Doollttle, Mrs.
W. NJ. Moss, J. W. Sedgwck and WIFE, Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Studwe!l, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Weber,
Miss a: H. Vreeland, Miss III. q. Rapp, Miss Katie
Van Wagner Miss Tobey and Mrs: 9. $. Bogart,
New YORK; Miss Ella Stockton, Miss Carrie Bullock,
Miss Katie RINK and Miss Emma Sharpe. Marcus l..
Ward, Ex-Governor OF New Jersey, and J. w. hcard,
Governor Jewell, OF Connecticut, is spending few
days At Newport.
At Cape May we find Mr.. and Mrs. L. Harwood,
and Mr.. ana Mrs. W. b. Chamberl1n. or New York.
The following toilets were the features At recent
event at the Union Hotel, Saratoga:-Mrs. A. T.
"
col0red SIX, ful court tran cut In points and bound
with cherry satin; the front Of the skirt elabo
ratey trimmed with pipings OF pearl satin and
cherry velvet; low corsage and short sleeves; rich
lace shawl and full set OF rare diamonds. Mrs. J. B.
Jones, OF New York, was dressed In pink silk train
SKIRT Overdress and Overskirt of Valencicnnes; low
corsage and short sleeves Of the pink silk and high
corsaRe ana long sleeves Of the vacncennes; pearl
ornaments. Mrs. N. H. Decker, Of New YORK, wore
q blue and white striped silk, en- traiA overskirt ana
panier OF Valenciennes; high corage and long
sleeves; Valenciennes berthe; OF bfue and white
stripes; very rich coral set, necklace earrings ana
pin. Miss Hilton OF New York. was dressed IN blue
Silk full train, having deep nounce headed with
pleating OF the silk 'shoo n.y. overssirt trimmed
with pleated ruche; heart shaped corsage; Marie
Louise sleeves; the corsagc and sleeves trimmed
to match Overskirt; beautiful pearl set MISS JOSIE
/ Hilton. Of New York, wore gros grain pearl SIN,
full train, having deep nounce headed oy ruche
OF raveed silk; .shoo nyr Overskirt trimmed with
| a travelled ruche; corBage and sleeves the same
style as her sister, trimmed with ruches OF raveied
silk; neavy gold set-pn, earrings and necklace.
From Cape May we learn that on Thursday even
ing q social hop was gwen at Congress. Hall. There
were no elaborate toilets made BY the ladies' but all
dressed for comfort and IN good taste. very pleas
| ant evening was enjoyed by AL present. Amoonight
hop recently took place the plaza OF the Stockton
| House. Being somewhat OF novelty In the amuse-
| ment line large number OF people were present
and Joined heartily In the festivities OF the evening
The affair proved success. The only drawback was
the dim and uncertain quality OK borrowed light
Afforded by the lulnnary OF the night. bodwor,h was
equal to the emergency, and gave the dancers a
stunning programme and In the best style