New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
SOCIETY AT SUMNER RESORTS
GAYETY INLAND AND BY THE SEA.
ENTERTAINMENTS IN NEWPORT HARBOR-COMING
WINNINGS

social interest last week The high position Of the par
ucipants drew all the brilliant elements Of Newport 70
the wedding. The idea Of having the reception in
tent on tie lawn a novel one and proved also
happy one for day of such aspiring temperature
Inc presents received were numerous and there
hidden more titled foreign digntares. friends made
by General Read in his diplomatic career than often
tne case at an american wedding. The bride and
groom received countless congratulations and began
their new life under the brightest auspices for future
happne and fIlne-s Incidents m Newport are so
numerous that the members Of the gay circle have all
thar they accomplish to keep their own engage
ments IN mind without troubling themselves about
their Eeighbors doings. Among the enjoyable gath
erinss Of the first of the week musicale at Mrs
Aernochan d. and q german q, Robert Goeiets COTTAGE
the decorations Tor the latter being on a luxurious
scale The entertainments the floating palaces in
Ihr haraor have been among the most del ghtful.
oech most novel. Mr. Bennett. is never moro gra-
ciou' than in showing people around his yacht the
Nen'uHa vast throng inspected the Yacht last
h"rdiy. Everything rs u model Of ncanc-s, the air
was -0 rcdolut of roses tlat the traditional smell Of
pitch could not Doe detected ard the ladies all carried
away bouquets OF i,Fers well pleasant memories.
smaller company wac entertained bT Ogden Goclet
the Nof-enan Thursday. sunday entertainments
have not been remarkably successful AZ Newport al
though some are attempted In the busy season 4 day
Of rest is welcome. Besides 10 Is fashiouabI, 90 go
10 church as it is % drive in Che afternoon. The
RACES on tine Ocean drive and Bclleyur-aye. on ID
pleasant afternoon are dazzlins. He who cau invent
new style OF vehicle, even of harness and livery.
may always command premium There is a differ
ence of opinion To the dc.iabillty of negro Eng
ihh driver. and lootueu The English have the most
wooden yl~age-, and. from the An-omIuia point OF
view cannot bee safely criticised. But many persons
argue that tine ebony servant. give more statehnes.
dash and color 90 q turnout The runaway oi Stanley
Mortimer horse furnishes text for sermon on rrcA
less driving Whom an animal gets away from ~o good
hor.cuan, what /, there to save the inexperienced
from disaster on a crowded avenue especially the
ladies and children who dtvel III. Gliumell. who
has recenty rented the McAcostl cottage and ie
entertaining largely Is ono II the Eraltmcst cot
tdg-l- ~ Mis- Tvs. she vas her To- large snare
Of Rhode Island. Her husband Professor Gamueu.
still keeps h- connection with Brown University.
Polo gocs on wUhIut regard to fails and bruises.
Count jane. Mr. Bennett friend ua. proved Cue
rider lud PLAYER There "a prospect pf thcauica- 10
the Casino -oou coaching pslad" b. also talked OF
The wedding Of Miss lila d. H. l.ckrY. to the Hey.
George William Doug A. of TRINITY lhIrc1. "il- take
place W uur Church. Ncvpor.. at l5J p m.. ou
wednesday, -epteuaer3 and will nc followed hT
reception 100 tur b'rhsE cottage. About -"'' u'. il-
t0us have been issued. 1ud tn' Ipp"u mrut- Nul U'
of fle MOST all0urt'" uI.It. Do" engagement u'-
tii.- city. and NI.- MrAI-t,r of California niece Of
Wand NrA.u-.c- MI-- Carrie aston "D. plou1piF Doe
married FOB Drue Wilson In Hu.slI0rr DID iI.- ni'.
hr Aston u.- rtI -Il..I t.r the H.rHi tue Young
people the h.ngH-HDrc hou.e ADJOINING tho br'.
Church boz tii..-I t0r Ir1r ur. .nHrhHoH 80 b..
oHu hnu-e. To- sell 1- th' houses OFF u-7 other
daughter. Mrs. Dm.t'I auu lir.. Roosevelt
I.H ar. -It ut young people m 'fhdf'uf fu"ti''.i-
o. being ult e..J l. Saratoga vhDr' 1850 .ui"r-
tinm.lt t,ol. pIa," in.t evening In id OF ue laId
" Io..I Diamond. was enc. .t.Ul. performed hs
cr.I Including both 'aDt ARD .iug wlcut Ai'.r