New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
WATERING-PLACE GAYETY.
TOPICS AT NEWPORT AND SARATOGA.
DINNERS, BALLS AND GARDEN PARTIEs-ENGAGE-
MFNTs AND WEDDINGS.


MFNTs AND WEDDINGS.
That people can not, or at least viii not, alb
stain long from dancing ana dining from giving and
tending receptions. balls. dinners and the rest OF the
category Of -ocetys Pleasures proven by the revival
OF these amusements during the last week. No matter
how satated with gayety people in society when
they left the city FOR country scenes they already
company and social intercourse. The air OF Incidence
which Newport has been wearing beginning TO lee at
the arrival of the leaders life I'm her borders. Among
the latter Is Mrs Maturn Livingston. lately returned
rom Europe. Mrs William Aston is another and there
Is already rumor Of large party 10 be given M her
villa In September limiting is the long
promised welding The gaycties OF the week at New
port have had slightly French flavor II the Pedestal
tund was a. attractive beneficiary the French
orphans Hospital III this 'y. 10 might be well 10 give
an entertainment for n there the ball given FOR the
hospital drew brilliant attendance. NJ E0ustan. the
French Minister. present; also Colonel and Madame
b0naparte and Baron De ROsen. France entertained
Russia ~ breakfast through their III omatc representa-
lives. on Tuesday and IN other ways NJ Roustan has
caused his absence to Dee regretted for DE- sailed Ycstcr
DAY There have been numerous handsome dinner
parties; one given by Mrs. Rowland recently being
notable Tor the floral display. the centre piece being All
OF white and about eight feet long the flowers including
ccnatis and hydrangea Mrs. Rob Goeets dinner ON
Tuesday and Henry MarQuand's Thursday
among the noteworthy incidents of the week. New
ports dinners indeed OF the pillars OF its fame.
l"' custom moves from house 10 house a' through te
season and everyone f. alternately guest and host This
4. ,ybv tj ,...it.t t.,, anal .....,.,.ri. I,.l
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r'c0utcurs NJ society highly valued there for
lacking them tn. dinners and the whole place
ant to Ice rpipter.,ti,., Tho Co.i,o q ,cos are al
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f'' sustained 't the young p'"Pe' " '''' numerous
company. The dance given by Dir. and Mrs Warren
Friday was one of the pleasaus of the -ea-on ogden
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source of delight among the guests were Sir and Mrs
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hover it Ne"porf tii- summer rs sweet pea blossoms
both pure white and Cherry clioroI. they are worn
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l'7 ir dnnrr decorations. hli''l'np- ana d'I'i'-
have had their reign and u Dec -upp.Hut.l hf golden
rod bs those v.I,. log.. .ifl H,Vpr. srs g. Whiting
and tI. ,f, ,,-i. .... - -. ..t.,... Ca. Gina ....,
'Hl 0he Misses Whiting are no 0"'lI'' I'I 'i' --'"'
having recently arrived from Europe 1ui Nr anil Mrs
1rIuf 'er Hamilton h,o ALSO 1rri .ol nt their cp'tl-a
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running TOD "ti'f f'"''i- N'f' Us -'I'FH '' 'fi" l
EA|''. -lIi'sA Us h'N nearing 'l" h.itA' " '"'
sc1sou THE flrlou purity 1911 tI. Grand Union on rUrs
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