New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28


given. The house deliberately decorated WIN
rare exocs from the extensive conservatorie on Inc
place Among those who were delighted with mo
entertainment Mrs. Frederick sheldon Hrs'
Paran Stevens, Miss Leary, Mr. and MIS- or"'o
Wilson, MIR. and Mrs. James L. Kernochan' MI anu
Mrs. G. L. Rives Mrs. Griswod. James J. Van Aien'
Miss Potter Miss Post Miss letter. Mrs o. D. Loi'er'
Mrs. Richard T. Wilson, Mrs. L!spenard stewart
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs. william v
schermerhorn. Mrs. John Lawrence. Miss Lawrence
r. L. Hargous, Miss salllc Hargous Miss Ialler mrs
E. NJ. Padeiord, 4. F. Cushing Miss GUSHING n,'''
George Peabody wetmore, Miss Wetmore. MISS WIN
throp and Miss Edith Newcomb.
Mrs. s. s. Whiting gave a handsome dinner P.
on Friday evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs oeorse
Lockhart Rives, who have been spending ie" u"'
at "wakehurs." the Elizabetbau villa OF James
Van Allen, and who have returned TO " s"ahnu'9
Mrs william Astors dinner party last evening was
a brilliant and fitting close TO the "ech i''
al Newport. 1t was the first occasion VI 'no 0p'
of the magnificent new drawingroom ah" ""N
room which were added 10 tho mouse u"r.ns '"'
mast winter They are superb rooms Inc oia"'ne'
oop "a beautifully decorated In white, blue and eoia'
and is Furnished with rich blue satin and soia iur-
nituro Of the First Empire. The dnih room - M
ished and wainscoted about SIX ice' nish !" ~ 90
shade and the walls delicateQy Tacou WIN sof"
and finished with a tapestry fieze arounu ",o "p,
II is lighted from the sides by eigh' si' VI
q unique pattern. Inc dIme"'
are 40 feet by "a ,,. o,..
n r BALDWIN announces that ex.P1esident CieVe'
land will be his guest in Newport In August
President Harrison will stop of at Newport on MS
way TO Bar Harbor 20 visit secretary bAdino "'u Ho
IL expected to be the guest OF ex-DoVe'nor "o0ieo
Peabody Wotmore at his villa, Cha'eaFsur-Nief' ior
few days. 49, .,,r
aro the quests OF Mr. and Mrs. William L. Scher-
merborn who are occupying one Of the Pi"aid COT
lages, in NarraganSeu ave. Newport
Philip Schuyler, sep-father OF Miss Marion Lang
DON is the clubhouse Of the S Mest iSiana FISHING
ttyars al Bar HarbOr are becoming yeer as the
season advances D.h.4s, luncheons anu ss Chr
numerous, and none Of these en'eTtan 4SnSs iao'
byiIliancy The other evening Mrs Ihomas d.
MusgTave gave dinner TO party OF New oIk II9nus'
A nnce Mrs. Van Doren aud M and Mrs. W. II.
TIIinshast Next month promises to be an mn
elaborate entertainments are being planned by the
cotfagers but the dates for them have not yet pee
Sea- at North East Hsrbor, Is to be
supplied with new organ aiia Ins NIL Ino' u
also Of this city, at Bar Harbor and have begun
NOR tbev will visit the points of Interest on the coast
Of Moosehead Lakes and IN the fall they Will sv9i
they will cross the ocean for an extended tour III
Tie saratoga season has begun in earnest That Is
70 saw The race track open and the beginning of the
rocjn season Is usually accepted the Official open
inc of the cay times at the springs. Save for the hops
At the hotels there has been little gaye of marEea
Kind and, until the promised garden parry tahes
place at the Grand Union there probably VIII hot 10
The season Narraga1set Pier goes along smoothly
but a. yet there have been no eiaDorIo c'eG' ho
cottage last week. gave an " at home,' whch was
10 V,es Turnure opened the season at Lenox last
saturday with a small dance, and during the Week
there were several informal dinners and luncheonS;;
NJ rer,epf c
neisIev daughter OF the late John Hammeisey, TO
Dr. Huntington, physician OF THIS Guy ,,,,,, avn
Mr. and Mrs Gordon NorTic, of No. 311 rim ave-
arc a. Sew-I ondon where thy have charming sum
NOR home with grounds pletllly laid OUT ana hept Ill
The SIes sorg 9rswod Gray of Washington Square
North has gone TO Bar Harbor for a few wecRs. o.
The engagement of MIS- Bowen me Wluow % cen Se
eraI James Bowens who was Commissioner oil Ehar,
titles and Correction some years ago; 10 eN-'u LIZ
charles 4. Peabody has Just been made known. Inc
marriage ceremony will take place al the muie W
NTs Dowens sister I'm Trenton, y. j., on Nedhesuay
next Mrs Bowen is SAID to be r-iatIXe OF en-
Judge Pcabcdy's first wife, who was MISS LNIngs! T
cx-udse's second wife vas Miss Hamilton grand ana
about eighteen months ago. Judge Peabody Is about
The marriage Of Lieutenant Commander George
more Ide OF the Navy, to Miss Alexandra Lou -
Drl,en The only daughter Of the late DIR. Aexanbr
NJ Bruen at Fortress Monroe on July 70 Wa ,S sur
Kim as settled bachelor. Lieutenant lac was fond
Of society and more Jolly or more person
tbe service He about fortyf years old. and is
nephew of Congressman Cox He was one OF ne
officers OF the Juniata when she went 10 the Arctic
for several months I'm connection with the Polaris
search Expedition in 1873 of which the late Lieuten
ant-Commander George W: DE Long was nav ,i
He Is moro than six feet in height and when he ana
several Others above six feet in height, went ashore
together, they would astonsh the dmlnutve Eoqui
mauX He was also a good PERFORMER on tnc nu'e
and was one OF the ward room musical quarteue OF
The Juniata which greatly assisted in relieving the
monOtOny Of some parts Of the cruise