New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-29
SOCIAL GOSSIP.
TIE CHARM OF SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.
CHAT AT VARIOUS PLACEs-sUMMER PLANS AND
MOVEMENTS.

CHAT AT VARIOUS PLACEs-sUMMER PLANS AND
MOVEMENTS.
He who would write of social life at present
should be able reproduce in his chronicle the Of
the robins the wind stirring the forest leaves or the
breakers rushing up beaches aud cs for these
form the best part of the entertainment OF those who
Gently gathered the balls and operas of the metropolis
The last chickering's of social life In the city have been
during the past week
Miss Constance Rves and John Bertrand married
amid rural at Carnwath. Last Wednesday, and the
people OF the lower Hudson Valley and of Westehester
County well represented IN the gathering. The
ceremony place in the Protestant Episcopal Church
at wappngers Falls. Mr. Rivess country place is "a
well appointed and hOSpitabe his Washington Square
and his coach and four enven the roads around
almost daily. Also on Wednesday Mile Ionka de RAJ
married TO Franz Korbay, wedding at which
st Cecilia may well be supposed TO have been the presd
ing genius. The pair sailed for Europe almost inme-
diately after the ceremony. Philadelphia Miss Ella
Bridges daughter of william c. Bridges. married
to Thompson c. GILL; at st Peters Church, with cere-
mOny VI fine spectacular effect.
Tomorrow Miss Lydia c. Aiken will be married to
Thomas L. Chase i'll Paurs Church, in South Brook
Ign.
The court Of Hymen is to be shifted the island
OF Aquidneck Newport will see among Its brilliant
nuptias this season those of Whitney Warren and Miss
Charlotte Tooker: Amos G.. French and Miss lie Roy
daughter OF stuyvesant lie Roy; and the Rev Nh Doug
lass and Miss Dlckey the last beng set Tor August Inc
Warren Tooker wedding will occur in july the brides
maids being Miss Daisy Miss Lena 20 Roy, Miss
Edith Warren and Miss Margaret Beeckman
Newport life indoent. at present, if not idyc Peo-
PIE stroll around more than they drive dinners are few
and every one sseems disposed lei things take their
until the period arrives. The Meadow Book
hounds have been announced 10 make short hnltihs
Newport long and polo Will soon divide me
interest in the tennis matches ~ tie Casino. Lander
band will in the first week OF July. Mr. and Mrs
Bancroft have left Washington Tor their CHI resi-
Nv and tnf
Latter part of the and Mrs. William Aston aud Miss
Aston viii go after their return, which l. day eX-
pected "a, 49,
animation. Saratoga IS slowly acquiring It's dasl ana
brilancy. The hotels with the exception or congress
Hall quiet but still there are several Thousand people
the place and the cottages nearly all fllL Inc
drives in the vicinity III excellent condition ana Jit
trees and fields IN their most attractive dress g.
Life at Thousand Islands Is picturesque and M OF
adventure The cottages the Islands are nearly al
occupied and fishing PARTIES dot the river here and there
among the Islands The Rev. Dr. = l. rune MI a.
G. Heminway juice Sackert Mrs c. {. Colgate, MI
and Mrs c. II. Osgood and Mrs T. :. Brayton are among
those stopping there. nrs j. G.. Holland mas Ie'isGu
Bonnie Castle and gone 20 qu~ spot on Long i7II'
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hayden. Nh Pullman and MT llV-
ingStOn have opened their cottages. - ~
L {. Stedman VIII summer nc New tasIIe y H.
Mr. and Mrs Henry LeaVtt VIII 60 20 Len0x ana henry
Bergh and family 10 Richneld springs. Mrs; Roger A.
Pryor and daughters Will 20 to the GreenDrier h'e 7
phur springs. W Va. -.
The departures for the during the week have
and Mrs J. G. Bancroft DAVIS. the rev lF.
J. NJ Buckley. the Duke ana Duchess dAuHey; Oh It
Baroness and Miss de Thomson, MI ahd MIS- jams
Hartman, !. Hartman, jr.. and Miss Hartman. W l.
Cutting. Mr. and Mrs. r. VI. Laimheer. Professor ana
Mrs. Ellie Charter, Alexander Salvlnc, Mr.. anu MIS-
: Drcyfuss and Chief Justice f. Bermudez.
The engagement OF Miss Rivers sister OF Mrs laNld
King, 10 John Baldwin las been recently made puDlc'