New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
DULL DAYS IN TOWN.
ALL THE GAYETY IS IN THE COUNTRY
FASHIONABLE NEw.YoRK PEOPLE AT NrwPoh
AND OTHER RHsoRTs

FASHIONABLE NEw.YoRK PEOPLE AT NEWPORT
AND OTHER REso RTa
Fashionable people have been In the SUBURBS during
tho Isst week. Many persons have taken up 'non
abode In the country, and the watering places arc
receiving large accessions daily As ior inc cry
save a wedding or two, not social incident OF I'M
portsnce has occurred In In seven days mo u1'o
in Ceotral Park and Demon,co's are the TWO plaoe0
where those OF the fashionable World stu remaining
IN town ara to be found, and their numbers are not
largo.
Ths nearby resorts have enjoyed plenty OF gayety.
Lawn parties have abounded at orange NJ the county
Cub on Staten Island and al various o'hor suouto"
places The lawn tennis tournament az orange LUZ
ntsbsA srrceable excitement for many people besides
tho,s xho own places IN that pleasant region Tho
co.oin, v,sk WIN 30 almost entirely devoid OF social
Incidents
Thu Cn6srburst wero, Of course the ob!eoo OF
,.sbtonahIe attention ON Friday afternoon, and tho
nret+r c,,h bouse on that afternoon presented Its
usual attractive picture Of handsome maidens IN the
latest STYLES Of fashionable costumes and men equally
vol attted minGling with them. In former years
the steeplechases been socially successful ana
tbat GOOD fortune bids fair to be repeated this season
Resorts more distant from the city arc rapidly MI
Ing LID with guests Newport, for instance, already
presents a scene Of social activity The cottages there
reople who make Newport shPir home during the sum-
mer Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs
Psran Stevens among the most recent arrivals
nom this city. The present prospects are that new
port is going to be unusually brilliant this summer
After the prcxel Dahlgren nuptas. at the Cathedral
yesterday morning, the wedding that excited most IN
terest and attracted most attention was tha' vi Mss
Pauline Armour, the eldest daughter OF eH-Iuoge Ar
no,x and John r. Macarthur, Of Chicago, which was
Thursday
noon. Miss Arnoux has for some time boon one OF
the most popular young ladies in the church, an ind"
fsesbe worker and the teacher OF the sunday'schoo
Glass known as "The Crusaders
On Wednesday pretty wedding took place at Christ
Church, Rye, wehn Miss Jennie Strong lves. the sec
ond daughter OF James NJ. Ives was made the vile OF
Emmons Raymond Ellis of Cambridge
Tho engagement is announced OF MISS HF~
Kranochan, OF Sew-Crlen$, niece OF James ~
Keruoohan, OF this city, to Irving Baoooch f[0Ii
baltimore comes the announcement OF tho ohsasc""'
Of Miss Ellabcth Donaldson. daughter OF d. frah
Donaldson, To Dr. Halstead who, few years ago.
was ss the Roosevelt Hospital IN this "V' ou' 10
now living IN BAltmoro
Mr. jose F. De Navarro and hcr son antonio
called for France yesterday morning on Ioe
Ia Bourgoge.
General F. watts de reysscr and family have closed
their town house and aio occupying their villa a.
Tivon Onthe HUDSON.
Sir and Mrs. Henry ]. Barley and FAMILY arc
M tbe Harley homestead In Bellevue, IN The SUBURBS
Of Geneva Switzerland. This Is one OF the largest
private ESTABLISHMENTS IN Switzerland
NJ and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton ana FANNY VI
Washington Square, have gone 10 their eouh"! PH'o
at Irwin gton- on me Hudson.
Senator William NJ Rvarts and family are enjoy.
ing tho mountain brecLes at their rural home, IN
windsor, Vermont
James NJ Constable and hts family have eloseo
tbeir Madison ave. house and are at their handsome
villa at Mamaroneck, who're they will stay until
autumn.
The wedding Of Miss Annie Bieelow, daughter OF
John Bleniow and Butler Kenner Harding sou ot
George Harding, OF Philadelphia viii DO celebratcd
In tho early autumn - .-,. -.
Francis W. J. Hurst TO J. borden Hartman son OF
Oliver Hartman has Just been announced