New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
NOT MUCH GOING ON ~ TOWN.

SOME Wa L-KNOwN RESORTS IN RETRosPrcr Grim.
SEASON At NEWPORT AND BAR u,RBoK.
There is really no Society in toy, n.
outskirts OF 1t are gathering In. bat few M IN. ,
five hundred people who. tn ,ugh wealth no.,,, "
otner claims compose the circle Aa0wn a. G.,,io,e
arebick from the country Tor COOL Attn, .s,.,,r
the weather Is BEAUTIFUL: but tn, sll "a. 80
every where deserted FOR tho y TX .ht. nm, "o'
known country houses inland. Len,x 4, tho es, WI"
attraction but the edi of gayety run a., :.
tho pretty country places from Maine 10 yrx,,,, Al
The people who will Do at Lsaox not yet arr v.t
but tho houses AMI the hotel, f.st huiagun IT,
subscription assembly at Mrs. W. Fosoms nou,a Wa,
largely attended last week. Three assemblies ar,
arranged.
At Newport the season, not yet over has bssn fsi
of polo aud Yachting; but the deaths o; several Vol.
known people have what dued the gsyety II N,
place. There has beel plenty OF fine driving Belle
vu.-aye in the long succession sunny days and got
many nncheons and dinners have been given In III,
handsome villas along the clins. The Casino, however
has been duh during tho greater part OF tn season
The lawn tennis tournament FURNISHED little excite.
ment for few days On September the subscriptioa
hall took mace at the Casino AMI remarkable for
the eauty aud freshness OF tho toilets A NOBODY ex-
uectet II 10 be much Or an aftr 1t really passed OF
gavly or course, the Enslishmen won in tho nierns
tional polo matches; but IL was not their winning hat
ma 10 them offensive To their entertainers 1t their
n.d manners and their eagerness TO make everythn
"pay"
one ~ the most Interesting incidents OF the season A.
vovnort was tho production OF school" ~ The ANA
teur Beueyue Dramatic cub IL was given first a. tia
Casino and aerwari repeaei az Narr ~ nseit Pier At
~, lattor nlacs the enterta the enoy.
HE bee use the CASINO rlestrs AT tho Per much
nner than the one ut Newport. The honors at bo.h
aces we're taken by Mss Hunter Bet!a ami exM,yoe
Bedlog az Beau Torint,sh. Misc Hunter is oBly
ha.rr;,ul hut -he plays with power aud pathos She
aoas NOT throw her Fns about Ike a winGml. Il
was the general opinion that II she sIond appear In
New-York this winter the amateurs o. the metropolis
would have to look TO their aare A. FOR Me- Bsioss
aetiny It WAS nimltlbe The reason Is that NJ Bsiox
understands his art TIE Cu'AilIs ami tue Eyros u
Bo.ton also did their parts TO the satisfaction Of their
friends.
New-Y0rkers rule, do not care much about Narrl
yansett Pier except perhaps some Aeg-York men. IL
"a The resort OF Phadrlphans, Batmoreans AMI visit
orr from the West. Il oaglt to be renamed "rhs
Young Married Wonans Paradise" Certainly during
August the Pier gay In the widest dehuoa 81 Tie
word There is hing common OF vulgar about Nara
ansctt Piers an possibly or this reason the Tact OF II,
making the pace excessively lively Is cDndonel. T9e
Casino 1, ne centre OF all NE. rne directors have in
stated that hquor W ~ not sold there IL h'wei IKE
water down the thrOt.- o. both men AM wohel aser
The bathing hour and Il gept on 10 wing dn ihe place
was closed ar night. The Casino was trsey Irritation
cub and II IS deemed likely tlh the young husbands o
Philadelphia and Baltimore cOne Old husbands, tool
vii rae up "a one man soon, AMI uehAui III" 'la
ou iding be razei % tue grolni.
Inc ntmacies formed al Narragansett Pier cannotps
described as entirely Geenc. some o. the ttle dlnneS
al Demon cos especially one eaten on lhutslhy eyea
ing lasu Ia lclIo That fren tsps cenanted thers our
my August continue up to tnS tmo Bht one thi"s
SHOULD Dc salt for the place. No one ever hears any
scandal tlsre inyoiyIng young grl+ Tnc nanpI' ara
gann I'D nlf bot a,
IN mar tie ,linys Tao Per mas been mai gael too n
regard 90 wonea's bathing SUITS. Oniy one was seen
that was particularly sart!ng. ant III t was worH ny
native But some made fools D! themselves am III
one or two instances were properly ordered Oh tAa
heach To see Lastly youth lying the SAM clad In
limited tirhts ia the attitude Of Venus Rising from the
Sea is spectacle that may please the youth himself
but ono else.
One OF the most interesting incidents OF life at the
Pier ths year is sad to have been performances OF
80 he War OF the Roses - , s,.,,. an,
there Vas perhaps gossip u ae square iucd an
gansett Pier. Unnirred women however nid i petu
show than any where else. hUllcAs Was .hr c'h'o W
& u Inn. IT The Malvcrn a. tue MAriooroIEh ami at
TIE Belmont. The tane at Roiick : sly 'n.hS "us
snnptuol- and It's boarders were only too thank III
when they asked out 10 meal al tue cot."s' :.
Canoeing, buckoOarding, nnscis, dinners, Oc'ocS !
orIer OF the day. feature OF the season
was the presence OF many southern ladies' bat the
friends OF Miss Handy, OF Richmond. Nt say shs WAS
rhe pre TEST girl at Bar HsrOOr tlis year.
saratosa > the paradise Of politicians and sporting
could not nave TWO OF the Ocst
motel. IN tine world. Toward the close OF tho season
great many nice people went there. anu the connoa
saying that the glory ur r'VVhI severn
well. known uIen are 10 build cottages, among them
Lew L. Morton. ..---. =,
iurln, cns st week ia Welding OF Miss kita Arhl
strong OF Baltimore, aud Anthony j. DrrXeL IT., OF
Philadelphia which occurred Oh Inesiav. TWAS O'il-
.pt gathering in he church and al the stewart coa
The following weddings WILL probably Do ceeprdtsi
before the winter begins MIS- Helen Jones ana
Z. de Rham Wissmau, Dr. Green aud Mis- Hewitt tts
Rinewool). Mr.. Wells and Miss Frances swan, Mss
ANY (allttn aud Howard Fell Miss Gertrude Nc
Cnr,ty and Louis rhebaui, Mss Edlth Parsons aai
Perry Morgan Lenox October I; Miss Porter hni
Mr. Covdip Miss Howard and Mr. Powell, al Newport.
on Oc ober ): Auss Morgan and MIR Klsse, Miss Dav.
ldge and ChartR A. Tay lor. Miss Laura VI. Russell anl
triEur ID Nur ar Far RockawAy, on Tuesd,y next:
Ms Ols anl NJ. Clarks0n Misc Alice Binsse ava
schuyler warren Lady Maud Olilvy aud Theotor"
White III Greeley, COL, on October III.