Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-04
NEW YORK SOCIETY PEOPLE.
Where the Lawrence Buckley Honey
moon viii be Passed.

moon viii be Passed.
NEW YORK, July with the Law
rence-Bulkley wedding all social events
have ended in New York till autumn.
And every BODY who is anybody are now
AZ Newport, Saratoga, Bar HarbOr, Rich
field Springs or a host of other places. The
Lawrence wedding was well attended, as
both bride aud groom are very prominent
socially, and bOth are possessed Of much
wealth. Mr.. Prescott Lawrence was
named for his maternal grandfather,
Prescott, the historian. He Is also
grandson Of the famous Abbott Lawrence,
of Boston. The bride has been great
belle in New York and is one OF a family
Of attractive sisters. The honeymoon is
TO be passed at GrotOn, Mass, where
young Mr.. Lawrence has fine estate.
Later IN the season they will be at New
port. Speakingcf Newport, Mrs. William
| X. Vanderbilt Will be there ia August, and
as | learn she has bought an unusual
rumbeT of magnificent toilets recently in
London, she doubtless intends TO leave OFF
mourning for her tatber-ln-law and re-
sumo entertaining of which she is SO fond.
Whether her husband will participate III
these prospective amu9ements remains
to be seen. just before Mrs. Vanderbilt
went to Europe this spring she had Mr..
/ y
| pare probably the finest photograph album
ever made. 1t was nearly a yard in
! length and almost az wide, with heavy
clasps; there were four large pictures
! about eight inches square on each page;
| the photographers were of the guests that
| attended the great and-never- to -be-lorgOt-
| ton ball in masquerade costume. AS a
! souvenir of the occasion and work OF art
! 1t is invaluable. 1t is worth about 81, 900.
1 Tho Ii rsL piptnTp of NJ NapdpT bllt N
! her beautiful costume, surrounded by
! white doves. TWO conspicuous pictures are
/ of Lady Vaudeville in a handsome court
/ dress, surrounded by "a frame representing
an Ola picture. Another particularly
attractive picture is OF Mrs. James
/ Brown Potter as mandolin player. The
story OF many a lie may be read in look
ing over this book, yet 1t is but three
! wears Old. These three ladies are ENJOY
/ ing London society 10 the utmost just
now, and are entertaining each other. All
! three are expected back To this country
! about the same time. Lady Vaudeville
| has not been here for over two years.
they all 20 to Newport. Miss Julia
Thomas, who has for some seasons had an
establishment Tor elocution, out.Of-doOr
| sketching and physical culture al New
port, has elected the favor of Mrs.
John Jacob Aston, who has placed at MISS
! Thomas disposal for the summer the
| beautiful st. Johns Hall, which Mrs.
/ AstOr had erected as a reading room tor
| st. johns parish, in which sac Is much
interested, The hail is very attractive,
| and Will be used Tor recitatlOns, etc, by
/ the many fashionable amateurs who pass
the summer at Newport and make NJ ISIS
! Thomas establishment necessity. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Barlow, nee Miss Louise
! Mathews, Went directly TO the residence
| Of Mr.. BarlOW's father, the prominent
| legal adviser, Mr.. ). l.. NJ. Barlow. 1t
! is a charming place at Glen Cove, delight
/ tut for u honeymoon, which they so re-
| Gently began in Paris. Mrs. Barlow is
/ wonderfully clever and Just such 4 girl
/ as one might expect Brauder Mathews
Mr. Huribert, then connected with the
New YORK World, prOpOunded those Won
derful one hundred prize questions, NJ ISIS
Matthew'S was one of the three 10 answer
them all or nearly all correctly. Mrs.
Charles G. FraDcklyn was also one of the
clever competitors.
Mrs. AlarShall Q. Roberts is now oc-
cupying the Francklyn iouse, II GrosVe-
nor square, London, whose entertain
ments are quite the talk of Americans
abroad il not OF the whole town.
Mr.. Mathew Arnold, WGC is now on
pleasure trip through this country, ac-
cumpauied by his wife ana unmarried
daughter, are just now at Niagara. Mrs.
/ Frank Whittredge, his elder daughter,
soon goes 10 Stockbrldge, Mass, where
| she has taken villa for the season. Later
! ner distinguished fatper. mother and
/ sister viii visit her there. Mr.. Arnold's
| trip is solely tor enjoyment, and be will
! not lecture once. He and his family re-
! turn to England on the 9th OF September.
Mrs. Whittredge's town house ia on
/ Eleventh street. it is becoming more
arlstOcratic 10 live on or near lower Fifth
| avenue, and the Old houses are eagerly
/ sou fht for aud ienOdelcd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whittrcdge's bone mas been reiitted with
everything comfortable and delightful.
She is dainty little lady herself, with
the buest OF blue eyes and brown hair.
/ Sue is quite Of the American type, I'M
usual Tor an Eugish girl. She is Guilt
waited and intelligent to "A great degree for
/ one so young. No wonder she is con-
sidered 80 great an acquisition to New
York society. G. r. II.
! Cred Lionv Elixir il plpaaant and nj