New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
SUMMER DIVERSIONS IN TOWN AND
COUNTRY.
THE EXODUS TO THE MOUNTAINS AND TIE SEA-
LATE WEDDINGS.


THE EXODUS TO THE MOUNTAINS AND TIE SEA-
LATE WEDDINGS.
Many fashionable people become tired of the
by July and go toward tho mountains. So looking
saratoga-ward there the usual complement OF
early vstorspeople who as formerly all the fashion
went to Chetenham and Bath "to take the waters 1t
has long been the OF the venerable Judge Lofng
and his family Washington spend June at Saratoga
where few boarding houses accommodate the guests
Washington been excessively hot and Is not sur
prisng that many residents have left 1t early Tor tne
waters which, as the Indian told Mr. William Johnson,
care good for the white man." The President has gone
to the olde rs Home; the family OF Secretary Freing
huysen left Newark for Newport Mr. Bancroft took
possession OF his Newport early in June; Mt and
Mrs. Brewster will divide the summer between Long
Branch and Saratoga. Sharon and Richheld begin 10
put forth their attractions. The Pavilion at Sharon
will receive Mr. Ward McAllister end his family Mrs.
DR.. Watson Mr.. Rsmsen and many OF Its old friends;
but Richteld has fine outlook Mrs. Schuyler Crosby
has taken cottage on Church-st for the season. the
Hon. G. II. Mccormick has arrived at his coun-
try seat, Clayton Lodge; Edmund A. ward anu MS
family have q cottage In the village and Mrs. g. H. ray
lor has purchased Halfaron." At the Spring House
extensive improvements have been made, ana
Mr. and Mrs George Boxer, r Mr.. and Mrs. L!ppncott
Mr.. r. @. Peabody, Colonel Hnckley Clark and Miss
Clark all OF Philadelphia DIR. and Mrs. Lothrop. Mr.
and Mrs Forbes and Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, OF Bos
ton are already there They will be followed by Mr.
and Mrs. Groesbeck, DR.. Delaled and family, Miss
Chace Mr.. Miller ard sons, Mrs Julian James, MI ana
Mrs j. w. Clendenin. Mr. and Mrs. T. Bailey Myers, MI
Charles E. Miller Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Russell, OF
Provdsnce Colonel Isaac II. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil
ton, Senator ard Mrs. Stockton Miss Catlin Mr. and
Mrs. James Hartman, Governor and Mrs van
Zandt, OF Newport Mr. and Mrs. drs-
void, Judge X. L. Green ana famly,
Mrs Wainwright and family. of Baltimore; Mr.. and MIRA
nfp
Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, Mr. Charles Morant, and the
Talcotts and Ten Eycks OF Albany. Rchaeld is mnla
ture Saratoga without les demands for dress and diss
patton.
The White Sulphur Springs in Virginia also begin to
draw thither the rheumatic from the sea, though the
journey is somewhat long and tedious. Mr. aud Mrs
Charles Day. Judge and Mrs. Peabody, Mr. aud MISS
Morris Mr. and Mr., Davenport Miss Isen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown Will soon start toward that picturesque re-
treat
The Celtic took out Mr. and Mrs Edward Cooper ana
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Bryce aud Newport will miss their
familiar faces, It will those Of Governor ana Mrs
Morgan Mr.. and MIRA W. W. Aston, Admiral and Mrs
BALDWIN, Dr. and Mrs. j. c. Peters, Mrs. Henry Turnbui
Mr. and Mrs., O. N Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Fairman Rogerr
and many others who have been features OF Newport
society for many summers.
New.London will be gay ana full. Mr.. and Mrs Lor-
lizard Spencer jr Mr. aud Mrs. and the Misses Routh,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene j. Bogart aud family, ana MIS-
The drive TO the COney Island races during the week
was delightful Mr. Lispenard stewart, Miss Heckseher,
Mas Bulkey, Mr. j. ID. f. Lanier Miss Hilda Oeirichs'
Miss Work, SIR. and Mrs Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. :. D.
Rowland Mrs W. K.Yanderblt and Colonel ana Mrs jay
were among the prominent people present Dinners
given by Mr. and Mrs. Heckscher and Others NJ the
Brighton Beach and Manhattan Hotels followed the
races.
The engng Of Miss Jeanette Cunard sister OF
Miss Annie Cunard who made her DEBUT here last win
ter and Of Sir Bacbe CunardJ to Yorkshire gentleman
named Latham, is announced.
The marriage OF Mr.. Benjamin Runner TO Miss Allen
OF saybrook took every by surprise. Many con-
gratuatlons await the popular bridegroom. Mr.. Runner
was young widower and the world had not heard that
he Intended TO change his lonely condition
On Tuesday Miss Emma Lathers married to Mr..
Nathan " Simpson, at New-Rochele, and reception at
Colonel Lathorss somewhat celebrated place followed
Miss De Lcyer was married Mr.. l. F. Reating at ST.
Leus Church Twenty eighthst and at Brooklyn Mics
Robinson was married to Mr. John L. Leach on the
evening of Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Vanderbilt are still In town, pend
ing a summer at Saratoga. Mrs. Vanderbilt is seen
daily in her baroucho the Park. and Mr. Vanderbilt
driving his fast horses the road Their children
have scattered Mr.. and Mrs Webb having gone to Bur-
lngon w. Mr.. and Mrs Z. +. Shepard to the Kneeand
House at Lenox. and Mr.. and Mrs H. Mex Twombley TO
Long Island
Newport will miss one quaint aud interesting figure
this sumner that OF the Rev. Charles T. Brooks. He
was by no means person Of the fashionable type being
quiet scholar, poot and Clergyman OF tho Unitarian
Church. But the sessions OF the Town and Country
Club rcoiced In his modest presence aud at the best
houses like those OF Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs Astor Mrs.
stout and Mrs Julia Ward Howe, the scholar and the
translator OF Goethe and Schiller often 70 be seen
He had none OF Carye's bitterness but something or MS
humor and great deal Of hls learning and he was an
ardent admlrer Of the great Euglishman Long retired
from professional labors Mr.. Brooks seemed to be
tyne OF what old Newport was, before IL became the
fashionable whirlpool that II is
Another Newport dguitary the one American noble
man IA George Csvert IN his eighties, the iuheritor
OF the title OF Lord Baltimore the gentleman sage. phi
losopher and poet He palEbearcr at the funeral
OF his friend Mr. Brooks. How remote from them
the fashionable procession OF Beevueave. and how
TO them the days OF Rochambeau Washington tue beau
uml Hunters and the lovely Polly Lawton May IL be
before the requiem sounds for the last OF the Bat
mOrcs! ,,,,
"A New York boy. Henry q. Chapman was class poet.
There was affecting reminscence, as this name ives
called OF who bad II recently but has now laid
IL down forever. The poem merltOrOus, the
Grafton by Mr. Marsh. or Newport PRINCETON has been
gay with sophomore ball and German at which many
on the 26th Mr William Pretyman OF Bournomouth,
England will be married TO Miss jeanne Remington at
L8rchmOnt Manor. near New York Mr. Pretyman VIII
his bride England for the summer ana Will then
return to residences IN Albany where lie has won dis
tucOn as an artist New York loses beautiiulwoman.
The wedding OF Miss Fish to Mr. Oliver Northcote was
duly celebrated In England Pynes Sir Stafford North
cOtes seat by variety OF festivities, the bells Of Upper
Pynes Church being rung at intervals during the day
In the evening the bengers were entertained AZ sup
per by rector tho Rev. j. NOrthcote brother OF
the groom.
Those Americans who remember Mr. Otto Won Mohl,
the German Secretary OF Legation In 1874 will regret TO
learn of the death OF his mother, Madame Julius Won
Mohl wife OF the celebrated Orenals she was an 40
complshed woman, aud fond OF Americans TO "non IN