New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
DRIVEN AWAY BY THE HEAT
c,rv PEOPLE IN THEIR SUMMER HOMES.
xrw.yoRx ALMOST DISCRETIONARY is GOING
ON OUT OF TowN-pLANs FOR THE

NEXT FEW WEEKS
,,,r,rr the warm weather 1t is easier to hnd New
YORK peopc out of town than at home one mus. w
for them to Lenox, Narraganseu fief' Oar naiOo,
Rtchfeld Saratoga, Seabright and Ne"Pof' H'' 9"
Newport the heat has been Intense ouV uo'p"' N"
fact she last week socially inc ioreruiin"' "a -
hru,ant season There were numerous smsu
iuncheons dinner parties and enough 70 inuo@e 'nS'
~. peope there mean 10 have gay time TINS season
poor has q that there will be nine balls given there
during the height Of the season MS hiii.an |So'
will give one in a short time prooaoS ai'or '"o Ioi"
from abroad of her son, John Jacob Astor' ana Mrs
George Peabody Wetmore VIII open her masnlnoc"'
villa Chateau-surMer on the occasion OF inc aeou'
~ her daughter z. L. Letter, who this season oc-
cpD,cs the rravers villa, in Narragansett ave-, has
several daughters whom he will introduce 10 society
before the season Is hall gone.
Mrs 7 p. Kernochan always gives ball during
August or the first week in september Mrs Frederick
" Vanderbilt who has one Of the finest homes in
Nsw,ort. will give her friends a chance 10 view the
,ntsror Of the house which has been three years in
The course of construction, and about which so much
has been said and written.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt have rarfy
missed giving german since they became the owners
Of the Lorlllard place at ochre Point and Mrs John
W Ellis of stoneacre.7 whose ball last season was
magnificent success, is certain to repeat the great
success before the season is over J. J. Van Allen
has already binted that when the is well ad
vanced he will entertain his friends at most gor
geOus and unique dance.
Affairs al Narragansett Pier are revving consider
ably, and there is every indication of fashionable
and prosperous The second of the Casino
hops took place the Casino Theatre on Wednesday
night. and was as numerously attended the one
which preceded It on saturday night Dancing was
entered into with much spirit.
During the week there several dinner parties
but the most elaborate that given by Thomas
Whttridee, Of Baltimore. the Casino.
Bar Hsrbor has entered upon most prosperous lease
of life, say the hotel men and those who familiar
with the ways of the place. A lively IS looked
forward 70. The family of Robert Garrett, OF Balu-
more, has been added 10 the summer colony. having
recently taken possession of the Bowler Cottage
Alfred C. Barney and family of this CITY, have TO
their new cottage, which has been chrstened Ban
yBryn, and the LouisburS will next month have among
its guests ex-Secretary Whitney's daughter Mrs
Henry j. Dimock and Miss Dmock Of this city
Lenox is gay, but few weeks will be more lively,
hncheonS, dinner parties. driving parties, lawn
parties, etc. being arranged for every day and even
ing August september Not the least interesting
incident of the there will be the wedding OF
Miss Louise Thouron and William Endicou.
Staten Island has had CAV week Of It. There were
several large dinner and boating parties but of course
the greatest interest centred IN the tournament
Of the National Lawn Tennis Association. for the
champ onshtp Of America which came of AZ Livingston
On the grounds Of the staten Island Cricket Club,
especially Wednesday gathered the lovers OF the
game Of the entire island. In short time Clarence
Whitman will with party Of friends start a
coaching tip 10 Prsfeid Mass, where he and his
family will pass part OF the month Of August.
Mr. and Mrs Edward King and family. OF Univer-
slty Place, are their handsome country home al
Grimes Hi, : l. The Misses King will go TO Newport
next month and later 10 IenoX
The season in London has been particularly
md lao of uch
chronicled IN the papers. Mrs. Parkinson sharp
formerly Mrs. HuichingS held a brilliant reception
for her elest. Mis-, Fannie feed Mrs Paran stevens
sister. recently al her splendid home 30. 10 Palace
Gate, Kensngion. Music the feature of the
afternoon and Miss Reeds singing particularly
well received. Miss Hutchings. ughter OF the
hostess, played some piano solos and also accom-
panied some Of Miss Reeds solos Miss Amy Baker !
of TIL -itv. gave deli ghtful recitations. and
sor egg given to tho entertainment by the |
wishing Of Lady Hilda Higgins and the banjo
music of Mr.. Cammeyer, of Nsw-York. The music
room Of Mrs. Parkinson sharp mansion is paTticu
larry fine 1t will comfortably seat. not far from
goo people. Il also has the advantage of a raised
platform Among those present were Mrs. John
di Isrega, Miss Charlotte III Zcfpga. Mrs. Ames Van
Waw Miss Van Wait. Mrs. Bradley Martin, Reginald
Ronsds Fred. Martin Henry sands, Charles Matthews.
T. Pearsal 1hore, +. Leslie Baker, Miss Fellowes,
Miss Wnsow, Mrs. C. W Bonyngr. Miss Virginia
Bonyngc Lady seymour and Mrs John Mackey.
The exodus 10 Europe continues with little abate-
ment Mrs. Marshall 0. Roberts and her sisters
the Misses Endcott who sailed last week. will make
tour Of the COntin mt, and before returning Will
probably visited IN Ireland the Earl OF Arrau.
General and Mrs Butterfeld VINO started fort
night ago for abroad, have arrived I'm Paris
and are receiving much attention from the American
colony. They visited the exposition during the
week, and next week will go Berlin. and from
there to Vienna. where they will be the guests OF
Chev alter Won Tavcra the AUSTRIAN Minister al Wash
Austria.
DR.. Morris II. Henry of No 5sl Fifth ave. viii
Northwest. He Will % directly from NewYork
10 Tacoma. where he will take the sitka,
Alaska. on hs return Or. Henry will Visit southern
California Monterey. Los Angeles and several other
places. and VIII come home 10y the Of the Rio
Grande salt Lake and Union Pacific railroads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parrish and family. are oc-
cupYing their country seat az IrvingtOn On-'he
Hudson. and viii not return 70 town until the latter
part Of October.
CbthsG, who have been abroad during the last two
months will go 10 their country home al Garrisos-on-
Nh and Mrs j. Kennedy Tod Of Washington square
North who have been visiting their ranch IN Colorado.
win spcrd the rest OF the summer Al their seashore
cottage az sand Reach, Conn ~. -. s,..-
nnth-s, az their country home Al Irvington-on-
the Hudson.
RAILWAY were for few days last week the guest, Of
seth Barton French az the Chanler villa a. Newpr r..
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas G. sloane, Of No. i West
Fifty hrst-st. arr occupying their cottage al sea
bright, y j.. and during september they VIII 60 70
NJ. and Mrs John Il. Ioman and family. Of No.
20 Wet FtftvsXtl-st have gone for the summer 10
their cottage at stockbr1dge Conn.
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