The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-28


A. p. Irwin and wife, and E. Schancx and family. OF
| New York city.
Is matter OF very general remark among gen.
tlemen spending their leisure at the noted summer
resorts that much more simple styles In dress and
ornaments prevail this season among the ladies, and
that better In toettes 10 shown than for sew
eral years past Gay colors costly dresses and album
dant display OF ewelry are no longer the rule ex
cept at one or two so-called ''arstocraic' places
most frcquented by those who have not worn their
new nnery long enough to have made 1t familiar.
Among the recent arrivals at South Orange, N. J.,
are jude Hastings, Of San Francisco; Mr.. Julian
Hawthorn, Of Philadelphia; George P. Lathrop, Of
| New York; Mr.. John H. White and family and
Thomas Dickson ana family, of Scranton, PENN;
| Basil Hall and wife, Of New YORK; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rouse, Of Jersey City, ana Mrs. G. W. Elerbrook,
Miss 0. Plnguet and Miss Sconcia, Of New York.
The first social hop OF the season at Orange Lake,
Newburg, took place on Friday evening last. Among
the ladies present were the Misses Cheesebrough OF
street; Mrs. and Miss Mace, Miss &C.
nung, Miss Roe, Miss Harrison, Mrs. freeman and
Mrs. Allen. Miss Nellie Cheesebrough was one OF
the most attractive bellies Of tile company The tot
lets were exquisite Fresh water lilies were the
jewels mostly worn on the occasion, and they gave
the ladies very refreshing appearance. adding
something by their simplicity to the female lowell.
ness. oN rl stnh Fe
new style Of shoe or slipper has just been intro.
duced, called the Queen Anne. 1t has the pointed
toe, high heel and inevitable silver ~ buckle, aud
bids fair to find favor ut the watering places.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. King, Of Second avenue are
spending the summer at New Brighton, Staten
Island. .. ~,
The Misses Georgia and Josie Goodsell, OF New
Haven, Conn, arc sojourning at Great Darlington
Mass.
The Jones family, Of East Thirty street, are
now at Cold Spring Harbor, L. l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boese OF East Thirtieth street.
were at Sharon Springs last week.
Quite pleasant csoquet party was given on FRI
day evening by Mrs. T. M Wigham, OF Fifth avenue,
one OF the reigning bellies at Bergen Point, NJ J, 1t
took place in grove attached to one OF the hotels
which was tasterully Illuminated by Chinese Ian
terms. Among The present residents for the season
ct this resort are Mr.. George W. Whittemore and
wife, the Rev. DR.. Conrad, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Mr.
T. NJ. Wigham and family, Mr.. Henry s. henry and
family Mr. Charles G. Leeds and family, Mr.. s. A.
Clark and family, Mr.. Joseph W. Flske, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seixas and Dr.. Parmley, Of New York; Miss Coursin
OF Elizabeth, and Mrs. .Larned of Philadelphia.
Mrs. James Fsk's four-in-hand is out every after
noon at Newport and it il the finest establishment
seen so far. The horses are two blacks and two
dapple grays. They are neet though powerfully
built, aud must weigh twelve or thirteen hundred
The han nesses are magnificent ecipsing anything
OF the kind ever seen here. The carriage Is an Eng
lBh drag, with rumble in wiich is footman. On
three ontriders the vehicle holds two persoils y
Mrs Paran Stevens has also . very snowy turnout
gold-mounted harness, and her carriage heavy
phaeton, with yellow body and wheels She drives
tne merry animals herself but carries cOachman, In
black and gold livery, In the rumble in the rear.
Other nne turnoats at Newport are the four INLAND
hand; r. Irayers fourth. hand r. L. Barre las four.
in-hand; Dexter Bradiord's beautiful tandem team;
Inc ssod Gne coach team of, Of Ersstus CornMg; n
thousand dollar span OF grays; the handsome team
Of Colonel Robert Banks, ofGovernor Honnan's stan;
the stylish coach team Of Mrs. Bush. ~
Mr. Charles q. Allen the broker, has been spend
ing several days at Mount Rsco.
Mr.. joseph seligman and family are occupying
their handsome cottage at Long Branch.
among other things for the splendid dresses worn by
the ladies. The gentlemen there also make q study
that desire to lie known as "aristocralicU
An elegant entertainment OF private theatricals
TOOK place at Garrsons last Saturday evening.
Congressman Dawes is at his home in Pittsneld,
Mass but contempates crossing the Atlantic.
at his summer residence near Hart's Island, on the
Mr.. and Mrs. hiram Cranston of Twelfth street are
at their summer retreat CranslOn Hill, Rem sselaer
county, this State. Mr. Thomas J. Miller OF Wall
street, was their guest recently.
Every Saturday night at Bergen Point, N. j., there
is regular mop. when the guests, reinforced by
Island, go through the programme With commenda-
bic energy and spirit, weather or no.. Full dress
is optional on these occasions but Is rather the rule
80 that the large parlor presents gay and animated
A very elegant hop was given at the village Of
Aurora, near Cayuga Lake. on the evening Of July
Is, at the close OF the commencement exercises at
Wells College. The college grounds were beautifully
strewn with beautifuI Mowers and decorated With
Chinese lanterns, which were suspended from the
branches OF the trees. The dancing hall was deco.
nf
green's and flowers were placed over the doors and
windows; The music was very ane. and dancing
the guests were Hon. and Mrs. 2. D. Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs w. r; Bogart, Mr.; and Mrs. J. r. Wells,
Avery, Miss Adams, Miss Bingham Mr. and Mrs
Henry Wells Miss Jennie Little Miss Nellie Barnes,
Hyatt
The following ladies are considered the bellies Of
SaratOga:-Miss Lulu Higgins, OF Fifth avenue,
whose taste and elegance in dress are widely com.
plmented. Her sister, Mrs. Brooks. who received
Tor her bridal present the Grand Hotel in New York,
Is called the "syph OF the ballroom In consequence
Of her remarkable grace and charming manners.
Mrs. Charles O'Conor OF New York. is staying at the
Phelps, Madison avenue, Is said to be young beau
nful and charming Her husband drives Two grace
fu horses spirited, proud and iron gray Her son
accompanies this fine turnout upon neet bay pony.
A large hop was given by the guests OF one OF the
Niagara Fails hotels on Friday evening, July Is,
which was most elegant affair. Among the guests
were Sir John Young, Governor General Of Canada,
and Lieutenant General Lindsay, Commander-in-
more, Mr.. Vanderbilt, Mir. II. V. Porter Mr. Thomas
MI and Mrs. Wainwright. MIR. and Mrs. Parker, Nj.
and Mrs. Hamil, on
Anonr the recent arrivals at the Falls are Mr.. and
Mrs. William Edelsen, Of Jersey City, and M. aud
MIS-. William r. Smith, Jr.. OF Brooklyn.
j. B. Saunders and family, DR.. and Mrs. J. ri.
Armsby Miss Winnie, W. A. Nancy and VIE, W. "
Nancy, George D. Coughtry, Mrs. Wilson, II. b.
Beecher, s. " Van Hoesen. r. +. Humphrey are
stoppin I at Cooperstown, N. Y.
MI. and Mrs Richard irwin are spending the sum-
mer at their cottage at Little Neck, near Flushing
MI. ana Mrs Henry Hamilton, Of Madison avenue
are al ihe Catsells. e.
Miss Carrie Miller, Of Lexington avenue Is spend
ing the summer at Newburg.onthe. Hudson.
An entertainments consisting of amateur theatrl-
as ana vocal and instrumental music was given on
Tuesday evening at "Undercln'' the Hudson The
play was the "serious Fanilyn In which Mr.. and
Mrs. Barrel II. Van Auken the beautiful Miss Harris
Mrs. Ida Morris, Miss Plckersgill Mr. BENJAMIN and