New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
RETURNING FROM EUROPE.
FEW PEOPLE STAY IN THE CITY
AT COUNTRY HoMEs-phANS
rop THE srMMER-oUT.oF.TowN HOTEL

COMPARTMENTS AT COUNTRY Ho"H
ron THE sIyMMER-oUT-oF-TowNH oinA
MEN WANT WARMER wEATHh"
, N.w.yorkers who went abroad ID '''o CO..,
.rsnr are beginning 10 return, ou. 'n0 80, an thu
a. y hr,ef They find little to de'an ~ ~, -
80 h.a,sd metropolis and without muoh uoi'' IT,
,wav TO the mountains and the soa marty Of
met IN pclmonico's one night ias' VI an unusual
,hsss returned European travellers anu ,,.,ao,s
-. ~ hsndshakng and sslutauohs u ~
s.-ros and degrees Of cordially were .nu" -
~ "a Mrs Frederick Bronson ana NSs "'o''
..a lac, week from an extended TOUR ~ 800
p,,tain and on the Continent lneS 80 co,r
. t.r hours after their arrival for 1ree' 49,,
rh.re they have an extensive coua"s - ord
model farm. Mr.. and Mrs A'' na or
49, Misses Isen were among INC
'no ss a.. weok They now at thef
-. =, Ney-Rochelle. on the eouho' anu
IN 80. ooc,nv their Madison square mouse un''
o.,oher Robert L. Hargous anu lid SH'
e.u. uaruous were also among 'no i0'S ,I~,
.ra ar. now at Newport whoie 'no' A~e 80
~. a.. s..sop at the Weaver cottage III no"S' u0 ~
,,.. u,rsous ball of last season Is sun "0sn - ~
Inc n =, all who were fortunate enough ~ DO
memories VI A. and Mrs George L. Rives have
i,'''e. -,r.d home from Europe, where they "en'
'. 80 xsddng tour and are at present a' swan
s,,..t Newport. the summer home OF MIS- hVeS
o,,ar Mrs s. 5. Whitney. They Will rehiaH in Ne"-
-, ,,ntn the middle of next month wheh 'heS WIZ 10
~ Hamburg OF. the Hudson, the homestead OF 'uo
Rives family. .,.,,,. and last ,se,, was
made gay with innumerable dlnners' IuncheoIs anN
.nsr nar,,esi and with two dances at tho casino
100 .t the Casino on Monday was not as largely
..S.a os was expected Nevertheless enough peo-
~, y,.re nresent TO make it enjoyable Among thoSo
r., ,,ore ex. Governor Wetmore and Miss "emore'
count Arco the Ambassador from GERMANY Ooui''
l...r.voe the Charge d'Afaires Of the Austrian Le-
..,,on Mr. and Mrs Richard T. Wilson, Mrs. Alex
and.r Van Rensselaer,, L. Brockhost Cut'hg' - l..
~o',.,s, stanley Mortimer Miss Griswold, Mr.. ana
Mrs T. L. Letter, and Miss Letter, Miss Pos'' !, W.
cushing Miss Cushing, J. J. Van Aen' Mr. anu MS
or,D. wilson. R. NJ Hunt IT,, and Julian Potter on
tho same evening" Mrs. S. Turner swan, VINO Is que
OF the most charming Of hosiesses, gave her MS
dinner party of the season, at inc PO''
villa recently purchased from the N,oa
estate in Bellevue-ave. The table was ooo"i
with an immense basket OF pink holiyhooRs oH qua
sides of which were Louis AlF can"'i'o'"' -.
mink candles and shades Among the guests preSep,
were Mr., and Mrs James p Kernochan, Coiohei az"
Mrs Jerome Bonaparie Center Hitchcock, MIS- ~ W.
Padelford and James j. Van Alien. ,.,
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. townsend pu'uon'
VIII, ., accounting Vice President Morons villa, Falr
Lawn gave an elaborate dinner party OoNodS AZ,
eighteen were laid In the ballroom al fargo iou"1
table which was ndifl-OHl'iA uSN"'"'~N
flowers On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John W. hiNS
entertained a number of ladies al luncheon. ana VI"
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ii. n. PAU gave al
claiborne dinner party their Parker-aVe' cottage
Covers for fourteen were laid at Handsomely deco
rated table.
The landlords Saratoga are still looking ior
warmer weather in the clties To drive
people 10 The famous spiingS Among
recent arrivals were party under the care and pro-
lection of Amory s. Carhast OF Brooklyn They dloVe
TO the Springs fiom Amstcrlama distance OF twenty
five mies-on baclbOaris ana stayed az the um'e1
states Hotel The party included Mr.. and Mrs.
Huested VI IS Theodore Van Wyck. Arthar NJ Hsch'
the Misses BroOkmsn, and Miss Beer. Mr. Carhar
says the lhpe,oncs ball, during the coming WINTER
will surpass all Cther- ever given 10y this oieanN""h
in br llancy and novel features 10 be introduced i'll
the german. The Ihrctongl> ar II GroohKn what
the Tau a. chs are to Hcw-iotA.
Another party including Mr.. Matthews ami
daughter Of Brooklyn, and James Matthew'S one u INC
weathcst landed proprlet1rs In Scotland aif"e1 III
Saratoga during the early part of the week Ihey
went - tho oriental Hotel al Manhattan Besch Oh
wcry alght, where they VIII remain ior seN0i'i
wccAs.
Among the guests at the United States Hotel are
Miss Laura Couhling one Of the heirs to the immense
fortune left By the lat, Mis-, Cahanne LorNd None'
Justice and Ms N. Biatchford ana Captain and MIS-
Beach.
The wedding Of Miss Emeline lIeclScher ana Egeroh
l. Winthrop. IT,. whose engagement was announced
few days ago, will probably take Place at Newport
where both have han some summer homes
Mr.. and Mr.. Thomas b. MusgrSve, OF No so F'ith'
ave- are al Bar Harbor where ther
,ot,scs is one OF tho piettieSt OF Inc
many pretty cottages at the famous MAhe
resort. Mrs Musgtave's musical parties are h"'@
Die feature Of The season.
Mr.. Alexander Van Rensselaer, and family have
closed their home on Fast Thirty >eVenih-st., aiia
arr at Newport, where they tav' handsome cot
Mis-. Charles Ritter and Mss Agnes Ritter Of Wet
seventeenth-,t., will pass Tic summer a' AS'ur'
Major Edward A. Duer and family are passing tGe
season at the homestead OF he Duef laNlS d. MS"
wood on the banks of Tie HUDSON . a.
Mrs. Augustu, Schien of this city, Is one OF The
NJ and Mrs James Otis and family. OF NO. :.
asst Tenth-st now abroad, are expected nome III INC
Mrs. Isaac y. Phelps, Of thS city, Is occmpy yaa
,er pretty Stone villa In North Broadway sHratoea.
or the summer. TINS Is one oil the In o'''1so'
Mr. and Ms, John 4 plna, who Sl have be, been at
week returned TO town YESTERDAY: 49, Al, ,
Mrs William y. Lawrence aud me MISSES Ahce anu
Ruth Lawrence. of No. % West EIeVen'h-st' are a.
THURSDAY was gala day at the Richmond County
yo SYS %s sven A. B. Thomas and among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs airnce whi'W WaM MR.
Nd MRS axa MGsy D. N Shaw %ss %ma" MIS-
~ sert,sry e;earge Wilson. Of the Chamber of
and family are spending few weeks III
'ne srds aye oni announcing the marriage of Miss
Helen Louise stokes DR.. Harry Mortimer ArcheI'
Of No. Il West Fifty second-st'' youngest son Vi o'
II. p Archer.
II you don't see what you are LOOKING for for el. Sc
where, perhaps II NAV be iouhd among Oho "'uo o."
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