New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-22
Personal NOTES From Many Places

MIR. and Mrs. George Bend gave dinner ~
the New York Casino last Monday evening 10 'r' N
Mrs H. A. C. TAYLOR Colonel Fearing, Mrs ROBBINS WI
and Mrs W. h Vanderbilt Mr.. +. W. Stevens ana MI
and Mrs wetmore The party adjourned to the theatre
which was crowded This was the most aeree"O'' "'P
which has yet taken place.
Mr. William p Douglas has bought Mr. Ross winanss
beautiful Yacht Arrow for $4,000 Lord Vaudeville has
bought the Fanny.
Professorw c. Hammond Chancellor ofthe Law School
M 81, Louis and his wife aud daughter are NJ the occ"
House.
The Newport dnncr-gycrs are, par eree'c"ec' Mr.
Astor Mrs Belmont. Mr.. Sidney Webster. Mr Robert
Goelet Mr. f. w stevens, Mr.. Royal Phelps, ana Mt W.
Vanderbilt Mrs. T. W. Gibbs and Miss Frehnghuyse'
have given ladies' lunches Of u"usua splendor'
Among the recent arrivals at Ocean View House.
Newport, are Mr. A. c. Tower and Mira Tower VINO nave
inst reached home from their wedding tnp, by the
Alaska Mfs Tower was q Miss Dreer. Of Phadelpha-
The air at Richhed Is fine. cool ana invigora'pS.
There ia rather too much ~ crowd at the American ana
the snrinc House. hut the scene is gay Mrs Julian
James IL to be seen daily driving her pretty ponies
Mrs Richard Irwin. jr. the Misses Taicot OF AloaN
Mr. and Mr. Remington, Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Mp
Mr. and Mrs Henry DAY. Mrs and Mas Townsend. Mr.
and Mrs g. II. Boxer. Miss Chace. Mr aud Mr-' "rH'
void aud about 1000 others are enjoying tn pleasures
Of the snlphur sprgs and luXnrcs OF the spring
House table.
Mr.. George Riddle will give two reading, ut the Spring
U,use ON the 18th and Goth, Of which IS for the
Barlholdi Fund.
The engagement Of Mr. Monro Bu'ler-Johnston'' lle
~ r. for Canterbury. and the owner Of the Raphael
Madonna al the museum. to Miss Laura highlander oil
New-York il announced Mr.. Builcr tombstone ~ a
gentleman Of large fortune and distinguished social
position in London. He has gone 10 England Tor the
summer in order TO put his fine house IN Pccadly IN
order for his bride although they may spend the winter
In italy.
Garden parties breaking out all over the country
not only up the Hudson. Governor Fshs and Mt MI
O.bornc but at Lenox at stockbrjgc. Newport, at
New London and Orange. The garden party Is be-
coming an American Institution II has long been an
English Zone
The Massachusetts, Club took It, midsummer dinner at
Ridge Hall, wcllesy after which Governor Claim took
the members 10 see the De estates Of Mr. Cheney aud
Mr. uuuuewel and 10 his own beautiful house AT New
ton where Mrs stoves seventeen birthday was celc-
brated last year Tho Italian garden OF Mr. Hunnewel
with terraces running down g. the Charles kVrr ms
orchards and rare plants aul flowers the pines and
hcmocks shaped into fantastic forms aud other wonne
are worm IA TRIP to Bo.ion. Mr. HunncNell' VINO nlno
This paradise out OF desert - no" Heyrntf 't,ct
md Vigorous lie Is tho father Of Mr. Hollis Hun.
newell, who married Mi-s Bronson OF NV. i"ih ~
pose t. his place IS Wclesy College headed Oy MISS
There was charming IN, cLampcirc az Mr. A. Gerald
IIu's Saratoga yiia last wccA ms pretty pi"ce'
Reaves OF Miss Louy Lee deny the reports Of her en-
gagcmeut Mr. Donlson asdo the friends OF MES anne
(uuard
Cuuard, the elder sister, n To De tnaffed on Ju -
Mr. Letham, Yorkshire gentleman famous o' HIS ~"
iug. =, ., ,..,..
The dates Of the private thcatrcas at Newport ,dho
for the BnrthOld Pedestal Fund are now almost zen
ntfcly n red for August -. - aud 81 Inc beicNue
Dramatic Club VIII unite with the alnnl"hrn VINO pAJcu
in " The Princess" aud will probably give Russian
Hone yinOon' Ihc Cape Mall, aud one or Two other
play not yet decided upon. 49,,
rrcal complaint arises from the Pcqu0t House, New
London aud echoed along the ~ 10 the absence
OF young Many young men cannot anoru WhloI,
lngplace n summer those who prefer yaohlhg ana
the Adirond icks Where Is the wItering-placo young
mani