New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
vrpRy.MAKNGs AT THE RESORTS.

MERRY-MAKINGs AT THE RESORTS.
az NEWPORT MoNsIGNOR CAPEL-FAMoUs
'o ooovs-GossIP FROM THE AMATEUR STAGE.
a,o week that is past has been the mernest
ssasou at the beaches AMI the springs and in the
ei .,ns A few torrd waves sweeping over the
po.a cities started o vigorous hegra toward the
where hOw cooling streams OF air and water. and
,,,t Of enjoyment at the resorts rose In emulation
e , .na mercury at Hudnut's and the Equitable roof
80 bas rushed In, past the bathing-heuses at New.
- md turned Sporting Rock INTO marine fountain
st the OCEAN mas been outdone by the tde OF merry
On the shore and the champagne bottle has sent
- nerkling spray higher than the Sporting Rock
~ @ ,,oniet souls who believe this world is only
-, r.forming and who begin with an "f" both phi
s.orsvo and irritation" eau now point TO Saratoga
va Rehaeld and Chautsuqua and other places
IA say; 40 Do not these twain 20 side oy side to-
ne, Why. then, should they be spelled differently
- are one flesh and let man put them asunder"
a., .onntry season bids fair to be late one though
-, nersons called by business or other duties,
,av bringing back the city their gains OF health.
s.,n,pg Of q sensation has been created at New
-, nv the appearance OF novel the authorship of
n,.S, !. laid to Boston lady, the widow OF a great PM
,.n,h,,pIsl The story IL accepted as lampoon on
o,ruovp banker on alady of especial prominence in
.o,.tv and on an unobtrusive gentleman who has de-
80 himself for thirty years to mis- own amusement
90 to Newport society. The book 10 generally consd-
- unvracias In its lack Of appreciation OF the social
a,th OF some OF Nswport's most entertaining summer
.,dants shrewd guessors have whispered that these
ara the faces behind tue masks: August Belmont Mr..
p.l.onas: Mrs. Paran Stevens, Mrs. Falloacdecr
ward McAlister Mr. Gray Grosrenor Mrs. J. B. Potter,
Mrs. Craig
Mon,ienor Capel IL overw hslmod daily with inv!.
cations at Newport. and must smile to himself as he
thinks how gladly Newport picks up what London
had re,ecled He Is undoubtedly handsome, lady
Killer aud with peculiar history which Newport owl
IDENTIFY does not know WE'LL His talk is syllable, and
no cultural sounds leave his Emnences lips. Though
fathers arc trembling es he proseyte their daughters
many will think that religious spirit of any hnd will
dofashionable women no harm.
DINNERS AND DINNER-MAKERs.
There are dinners aud dinuers Newport The Boston
dinner Is an Americanzed French. ssh.aan repast
The incest attention pao to shades of favong, the
table Is severely simple in t appointments with NO dis
play of any kind but the china aud silver and glass are
poshed to the last degree and the linen is absolute
purify Itself The New Yorker sets dinner TO wuich
iucuilus might have been hidden; one waich makes
famous eSefs is The great George" g. G. Baidwin's
sion Ihough in the aud yeliow leaf. ne has
been compelled TO give each Gay per,
winch is hardly TO be found outside Of Paris.
Mrs. Robertss chefisa graduate OF De!noncos OtDer
Arthur. ana OF Royal Phelps tue Vanderblts o.;
den Mills and G. p. Wctmore. Another master In Ills
ing nam Palace Criticism will not stop even al tue
door of cook royalty aud is SAID his dinoers are
passed by the cellar Of King or KAISER.
Following Mrs d@rnurs esef on Monday came Ss t4s
gathered Mr. and Mrs Thomas r Cushing, e 9: ba,a.
Xilster Ffo1erick Thompson. Ex-Governor Joan Lee
Inc lovely flowers were the most commented on of
any of the appointments at the Goelet ball. where
everything admlrabe The DlcKey german ana the
poo eaues have with the tennls match Tor
fha
charming place on Castle Hill thronged with people
her DEBUT sir sears has been congratulated great
deal his skill IN the recent tennis match. .,. -.
The Hayemeyer ball next Tuesday. tue reception at
Mr. Kernochahs on the same day. and the COSTUME
carnival at the skating fink among otn.r pe-'urs,
torney. General and Mrs Brewster VII arrive az the
5 5s Batchford (himseif great dnnergiverl.
General will aid the ponderous committee OF
10 iesIs r tne d
People are feeling OF their necks aud congratuat
ing ,s on their s5onders There were four falls
10 Fridays chase. and that OF Mr. Ware was like to
prove serious one-
AMATEUR THEATRICAL CHAT.
Neyport will be deprived OF the presence OF Mrs.
lanes Brown Potter thls week She was TO have acted
In the Bellevue Dramatic entertainment, but has been
prevented. It's sad that her talent will illuminate
"The Old Love and the New" at Saratoga next week
Meanwhile Mrs Harrison's peu IA busy and iorthcOm-
tug result cation OF ser Les fortTaits de
Ia Mstquise which written for Eugenie TO play IN
at Compegne The Character 10 be taken oy MIS- fvt or
Is 1at like the Baroness FIddt"i1 IL ine nsue'
Mrs. HARRISON mas also written a." Two Strings 10 Her
Bow" aud Mrs. Potter will act In IL at I&n0x, ana AZ
Psheld Also the latter performance being on tbo 2oih
instant Tue halls have been engaged for ootn on
tertainments.
scaOright people produced comic opera, LAfrfeaine,
among them Mrs. Hilborne Roosevelt, formerly
Miss Kate hppen, VINO the light a0d lie OF the per-
fornsBce 49,, c.
Of flashing vehicles Ill Broadway In mont OF the great
hotels whose broad pazzas ale crowded with oOsmo-
pontan company. The Mount McGregor coache- come
rolling between the long llnes OF magnificent clans
and naples thai almost brush on the mats vi Tue pasee
gers Saratoga nothing II not musical ana now bliss
Kellogg many less famous singers, are striving 10
the native BIRDS The garden par al the Grand
Union ike Ds OF fsryand and the moonlight rides,
win glorious views from Mount McGregor and the sen.
mepla al JOURNEYS Through hemlock and amarack woods
Are pleasures Dol ~ be had elsewhere. - -.
The oay union prayermeetngs aud the Conference OF
Ministers, the latter lines Numbering ZOO we ih
interest with the meetings O the bar Assocaon whose
cOntguly suggests the frequent sequence OIL mai
rage aud divorce certificates
GOSSIP FROM THE sEAsHoRE.
There Ia no dearth of enjoyment al Mount Deoert.
where boat races and tennis blackboard riding and pic
softened by musical parties and dances One OF
the latter took place on the cutter Dallas last
week Franklin Harper gave moonlight picnic at Eagle
Lake Tuesday evening" which enjoyed by some
thirty people. Mira Musgaves party was. however t9e
feature OF the week parity Oh aecoun. oil US paionc
object Miss Callin played the voln, miss Oa'ea s.Ve
harp solos, and Mr. Porter MI Gross ana mf. AP
thorp sang besides the bostess.
Ihe week has one OF pleasure at Long BRANCH,
where tue hotels are full 70 over owing ,.
Ono OF the pleasantest hops near the city recently
ook plaor Monday a. the Arlington HOUSE. StabIoIo.
The lawn hung with Chinese lanterns, ana number
W New.York people were present
POLO Ar NEWPORT