New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
GAYETY OUT OF TOWN.
o,rv PEOPLE AT THEIR COUNTRY HOMES.
ENTERTAINMENTS AT VIEWPOINT
QUIET SEASON THUS FAR AT LEMON
nrHER RESORTS.

,oTHER RESORTS.
.,sn a few stragglers of the social worid
- IN town. but IL one reads the hs's Vi '"o ~
arc cleaners the reason OF their presence Is r'"'''s
- but such wanderers do not 'a"s ""
,sr,s but hasten to the invi'ins coo'n1se "
-. Narragansett Pier Bar Harpor a"e ~
Nv. a.ss,de resorts most freQuented 10y issn'On
i". - rather lively and everything thas ingenuity
'u'' ss.o &c done for the amusement OF guos"' ID
~ AZ hotels Especially at Newport is .he sea
- cav and a repetition Oh nv
- is OF daily occurrence "o"e
o,orics and garden parties are OF more hequ,~ us
occurrence than balls. The Casino ear.'s 49,"
tsinment for the presents out i''0' VIZ
va,e halls are 10 be given
The most prominent visitor in Newport al present Is
Nine de stuers. whose husband Is 'he mi"s'e,
p.rs from Holland Tho older members Oh Nc"
work society will remember Nine. de stuers as MISS
Margaret Cary, daughter OF the Iate JONI -" 49,
and niocc Of John Jacob Aston and William As'or'
o. tho occasion of her debut in society a ball was
too, nv her aunt Mis- John Jacob Astor "hich
,o,Led As the most brilliant private ball OF ua'
Tina furnishing theme OF conversation LOT soooS
folk for many days. About fifteen years ago MISS
Margaret Cary became Nine. dc stuelS, her "eouine
,aktnr Mace IN the home Of her father. the large
granite house at Thirty fourth-st and Maoisoha ave
Nine de smers with her brother Henry Cary Is inc
uos, of her relative By marriage, Mrs. j. j. Van Aien'
Tho
unt1 the jay VILLA which she has taken Tor 'he
summer, is put in readiness
Nev-,ort Is to have stu other visitors of distinction
during the season. among them the Countess Vi
selklrlx and tie Countess of Shrewsbury, VINO are
shortly to arrive on their first visit to America Thoy
viii doubtless be well entertained. Lady 0oloSmiu'
The wife of Sir Julian GodSmid, Will also WISH
Ncv1ort coming out by the next trip OF the FAMOUS
ssanship the City of Paris. Lady Goldsmid Is man
sion in Pccadlly, opposite Green Park. Is one OF uhe
famous houses in London, Americans being most
cordially welcomed there. While in Newport Lazy
Goldsmd will visit either Mrs Cornelius Nahderoh'
or Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs. John W. Mackay, who arrived on the llN Vi
Paris last Wednesday has not been in America for
nearly fifteen years. and is now here for brief stay
She will doubtless visit Newport. Few American
women have been so successful in London society a.
Mrs Maekay, who I'm season has enteralhcu a.
dinner the Prince of Wales and his Royal siSlei' "V
Princess Louise. Marchioness of Lorne Inc IIin'0
and Princess OF Wales have already signihed the III
tention Of dining with Mrs. Mackay next sea'oh i
being no uncommon thing for royalty TO make engage
ments wear I'm advance. Mrs. Mackay, always kihd
tn her ooInpatriots abroad. will beyond dOuDt DC
generously entertained during her stay at the suih"
capital
Newport has Enthusiastically been the centre OF
social life for the last week. There has been SUE
cession of dinners pcncS. garden pafues anu s"'"
added much TO the pleasures of the week. NOW 'na'
John Jacob Aston jr has returned from short WISH
10 Furope his mother Mrs. William AStor VIII bcgih
a series of entertainments for young people, uanoo
on their steam yacht the Noumahal' always Doi"S
Included The prominent dinners OF The "eeh nave
been given by Mrs. Turner swan, Ms > > Nhluhs'
Mrs Louis Lornard Mrs F. w. Vanderbilt, MIS-
J. J. wysong Mrs W. L. schtrmerhorn and Mrs
George Peabody Wetmore. Mrs. swans was yelo"
dinner her guests numbering Mr. and Mrs Townsend
Burden Count ArcO. smith Gift. Miss saunders ana
Others all going 10 rhe Casino dances aterWNd' ob
the same evening Monday occurred the dinners Of
Mrs. Whiting and the Others mentioned. Mrs. Pea
body Wotnores dinner was particularly fine one
her guests including Miss ogden. Miss Griswold, Mr.
and Mrs Buchanan Winthrop J. Il. Hone, II. Madi
son Jones and a number of young people. TOMORROW
the chief incident Of Newport will be the garden party
glven by Mr.. and Mrs. Peabody Wetmore at their
magnificent country place, which they call Chateau
Sur ,'.. IN honor Of the debut of their daughter.
Til 49, viii be followed b. series of dinners and
Mr. and Mrs. ". T. schermerhon had an agreeable
party at dinner Tuesday night I'm their villa in
Naraeausett-aye, ono of the Pnard cottages Mt
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt gave garden party
Tuesday az OAKLAND. their model farm situated at
South Portsmouth, their guests numbering the prom-
nent cottagels Mr. and Mrs Henry Clews last Saturday
night gave large dinner al The Rocks their sum
mer home The table was maSsod with ferns, flowers
and rare old English silver According 10 their Gus
TOM Mr.. and Mrs Clews had music by leading artists
after dinner in their beautifnl ballroom.
Miss Annie Leary, tho sister OF Arthur
Leary, has sent ont cards for series
Of musical receptions 10 DO given on
Thursday afternoons in August. Nine. Pemoeroh
Hincks has been engaged for the entire series Miss
Ieary's entertainments in Newport well as in town
are perfect in their way, this genial hostess gathering
about her always the important people in society
Although the fashionable season at Lenox has not
begun at no time is that delightful place more 'hor
oughly enjoyed than now Out0fdoOr sports anu
quiet interchange OF dinners form the pleasures o the
week, and until September will the gayetieS Degn
Mrs. whtney's oturn from Europe was the signal for
the beginning of arcnery and tennis tournaments on
the lawn OF her country PLACE Mrs. Whtneys musical
entertainments generally reserved for September
and October Nj. ana Mrs. W. u. Sloane
are about to make a visit 10 Newport.
but Will be at their place for tho september gayetes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barclay Mr.. and Ms. j. L. D.
Lanier, Nj. and Mrs. d. ". Bishop Mrs. sands, Mr..
Mr.. and Mis-. TuInur, the Misses Furss and Mr..
and Mrs Jane, BaIclay are all al their country
places although many VIII leave for d short visit
10 The seashore during this month. The marriage,
OF Miss Lulu Theron to William Endicott son Of eX-i
On the evening Of that day Mrs. Whitney VIII give
ball IN the new scheImerhorn Assembly Rooms
I'm the recently announced engagement Of Mis-, Name
Strong daughter Of william Strong of No IL West
father al Ienox. Miss strong made her debut In
society two years ago, after having been in Europe
for wears. She l. considered remarkable
beauty. Mr.. Shattuck hal the pleasure of driving
the Princess of schesw'l- HOS ein and her husband
the eminent physician. Or. EsmaIch, on his fourth
hand coach last fan az LenOX.
Numerous engagements have been announced re
Gently but OF them, il without the proper
authority, perhaps little prcmaturcly. There is
nothing more annoying 10 those most concerned than
70 have such information appear before the proper
time. No little establishment was caused by the an.
nouncement Of two marriages during the last week OF
people well-knovn I'm New-YOrk sOOieiy. Both took
place OF town. one in London and one near Tren
Ton The former that OF MIS-. Van Auken TO
Judge Andrews. which caused the greater surprise.
il was not known that the bride had severed other
marriage ties. Her union with Judge Andrews evil
IDENTIFY had the sanction Of her children, Mrs. Tremen
here. Mrs chaplin aud Jarrett Van Auken r., all of
whom were present al me ceremony. Judge and
Mrs Andrews have many well-wshers who will vel
come them back 10 New York