New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
FROM THE CITY'S HEAT.
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LAR NOW.
THE PLEASANT REoREATIoNs OF NEWCOMERS

rap PLEASANT REoREATIoNs OF NEWCOMERS
IN MANY COUNTRY PLACES.
Thar. ,s little reason for wonder that Tuxedo and
,., ouiet resorts near the city popular In these
I'M, and humid days. Fashionable people nave neu
from town IN such numbers that FiithaVe' Mau'son
ava and the other streets which society mas H'auo
n. own are as deserted as they VIII be Oh the fourh
ot July Absolutely nothing of strictly fashionable
,,,rs occurred In town during the last seven days
tn ,..,,v,,ss ~ this kind have been enjoyed at Mr.
In.,,,srds beautiful park resort and at Pelham and
down on Long Island $500, sr, -, q.
beauty Nothing could exceed mo No'uaii'9 al"
yetv appearauce Of It's lawns ana tue riohHcsS VI 'S
woodland spots a, this time. us iaho - INC scc'o
y, v..nv an exctinC boat race The clubhouse does
Y. 49,, ~, nan, of patronage. The celebration "
49, - ,roddtnr of Mr. and Mrs. William Wetmoro
go n,,s followed on Sunday By luncheon party,
49, ., the clubhouse by Mrs. FreoercK fer'Oh ot
Rsmapo During the week there "eie So'ei"i PRIV "'0
ds,ner parties and informal danceS' o"' o'"' i"''"s
and lawn tennis are Just now the chei an'usemeh's
George Lorlllard Ronsds' relation OIL rioF'e
,os,I.ns eutertans company OF bright spirtS al
IN. srorr saturday night Among the guests
s",.,.r.a a, the clubhouse Is General james VI.
T,,nn Mrs Grenvile Kane has TAKEN possession
', hsr co,,ase on Tower Hi. Misc BradhurSt IS
cnss, of Mr. and Mrs. HeSsler OF Philadelphia WIZ
-, Kan, the secretary Of the club, ana me soh-"-
law Of Pierre Lorillard. Is at his cottage Mh's."
Waldorf Aston spent SNORT u"ie az "' i"NUlo ~
tage this year before ne "e"' " -'0"f''"
IA stsvInc for the summer.
,,.. nromise of a tlreedays' race meeting al CEDAR
hurst will doubtless rejoice the hearts OF the summer
r.stdsnts Of Hampstead Lawrence ana the he'shoor-
inc fsshJonable resorts, who VIII give inc
eockaw,y steeplechase Association. under whose
az, nioes the meeting Is to be held tho benefit OF
ThA
an enteIprsIng one, and counts amcng It's members
Mr. and Mrs. T. d. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. olVer
n Bird, Stanley Mortimer. Mr.. and Mrs. sldheN
Dillon Ripley. who also have a pretty place IN the
VILLAGE and Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont, IT, BE
sides these vel. known New. Workers there are not
far nom the McadJwLrook Club the places OF Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph LadenbuIg and Mr.. and Mrs Elliott
and in the near future Mr. and Mrs. James
T. D. Lanier will lc added TO the list MI. Lanier
Is building a fine house.
The formal opening Of the Richmond County
Country Club of Staten Island, on Thursday after
noon, was socially a bllan, affair. Staten lSiands
most fashionable people were there, and they came
Early and stayed late Tie most gorgeous things IN
The way Of hoschcsh and road traps were on the
grounds, and the scene on all sides uncom.
monty brilliant one aided a. 1t was by the varied
costumes of the ladies' and the display Of flower.
There Is talk Of organizing polo team on staten
Island and steps In that direction have already been
AIKEN. but 1t will probably he fall before the team
Is completed aud ready 10 exhibit the proves Of its
members to the gaze Of spectators
The wedding ot Mss Alice Chatheld Smith ana
George = Weaver r., Of Albany, which WAS ccl".
brsted at calvary Protestant Episcopal Church on
Thursday evening, was one Of tie most Important
Of the weeks weddings In town. On the same day
1t the little Presbyterian Church at lnwoOd onthe
Hudson Miss Maud Rowland, daughter OF Gardiner
q. Rowland, WAS Ucddrd 10 Percy L. Pyne, IT,, by
tho Rev Or. John Hail special train from the
ThIrtieth-st station carried limited number OF guests
I'D 10 The lnwOod STATEN, and from there they were
taks to the church IN carriage. At the close OF the
ceremony the bridal party were driven TO the Jane"
Godn Bennett homes esd, at Fort Washington, which
Is now occupied BY the brides father, where 3 re-
cept,on was held.
On Tuesday at ST. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
WuIiains, daughter Of Mrs. Goodwin :. Williams, Of
tho Monumental City, was married 10 J. F. Hindon
lss q from n' Ety. city ihe The yoas
Europe yesterday and expect to be gone until some
%psrsSi S'daps q ns week VIM G:su, on
viii Be- made the wife Of John Dahlgrvn, Archbishop
gorrisan Will oflcate The bridesmaids viii he Misses
Mis- dudley, of this city, and Miss Dahlsrenn; Tho
gsher are 10 be Count dc Pierre de ChauGren Thomas
Henry Martin and George Drexe and Thomas Jenkin:'
q baltimore The brIesroons ,aoiher Mrs. M "
he young couple at her south Mountain home. and
Hiss pahlsen will also give german in their honor
laughter H" Of SxJudge william H. XrnOax win be
married. to John H. Macarthur. Of Chicago. at ST.
In. ' engagement 1 is Just announced IN Boston of
RUSSELL Of the Mnn STOCK Farm and CopSy Anory
ION Of Mrs. Chailes Amoly, and prominent mem
reception in honor Of Archbishop Cavcrhion!
Special Envoy Tlcnipotentary of the Pop, anu tn"
II the ubhouse Of the Catholic Club In West Twenty
eyenth.si., by Arhbishop. ConI:an. n|!mbe: Of
snos Prestos PaTIay anu bonnciy, Bishop conIoy
pr G.. F.: Mcdonnell: John d. Crimmins,. Henry l.
present. Addresses were made in English French
italian and Latin. The g,io;t. Of the evening. who
,ioeess sH Of south Amerlca With Archbishop Cor
II the Lawyers Club by Gooige 5. Lespinasse.
pretty but quiet wedding was celebrated yester
IIs Msdisonave. Mr.. Kings eldest daughter. Miss
ISABEL King was married TO William Henry Russell OF
Rev Dr. John ". shsckelfod the rector Of the E6isco
pol Church Of the Redecmcr. The bride attended
ss kin King n S the Gs %T5s
and Clarence ;. iooher were the ushers, 4 small ~
ceremony; Among the guests were RuIherforl stmy
yssant Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Donncli. Mr; and Mr.
!sms, Mr.. and Mr.. John q. Iiacon Mr. and Mrs
Blakcs!ey ba,nc<. Dean and Mrs, Hoffman. Mr.. and
lnonlaS ffdFbbll thp MISSES WILCOX Mr. and Mrs.
II. c. Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hooker Miss Bessie
Hooker, DE lanccy Nicoll, Mr. and Mrs. II. F.. Rus
SELL r.. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ID. Tappen Donald r.
Hooker, Mrs d. G. Wilcox Mr. and Mrs Frederick p
Wilcox. Mfr. and Mrs. i. Abbott liooher and II. u.
Wilcox.
George l. Norton. Editor OF The Marine Journal
with his wife and Miss Angie Norton. started for Bar
liarbor yesterday. Mrs Norton and her daughter will
90 70 Poland Springs. Captain Henry Erben. Of tho
Navy, and Mrs. Erben also went with Captain Norton
and his family