New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
NEWPORT AND LEMON SEE THE END OF
THE SEASON.

There are unmistakablc 81 ms that the season in
Newport and Lcnox is AZ an end At the former
Mace the falling leaves and deserted streets are pain
fully apparent while longer beholds the con
course of handsome equipages the daily gathering
Al the Casino. At LcnoX that fleeing crowd which
comes and has ceased to and there remains
only the friendly intercourse Of ncighbors. with now
and then stray man from town. II for the past
week Newport has been absolutely duh, Lcnox has at
least shown considerable signs of fs but at no time
have the parties been crowded. and what have been
gwen presented almost form Of novelty. and few
new faces. II is truly the resting time for tired bcles
who retire to he called only now and then for
possible dance az one of the neGhborns country CLUBS.
The chief entertainers at Lenox since Monday have
been Mrs. Grceneaf Mrs. Molcr. Mrs. Henry Barclay
and Mrs. stokes on Monday night was held the
second Of Mrs. Grecncafs evening parties which WAS
devoted to dancing the cotllon which j. Frederic Tans
led with Miss Greencaf Pretty Japanese favorS were
given.
Mrs George Winthrop Folsoms afternoon dance that
had been looked forward had to he indefinitely post
poncd owing the death of relative. this being the
second party during the Lcnox season postponed lot
Nlye cause. 4 temporary disappointment was caused
by the non appearance Of the hungarian Band engaged
for the high tea arranged by Miss Carey and Miss
Rotch for Thursday afternoon. Tea and bright con-
vcrsaion the place Of enlvcnng strains OF the Wild
,'zarda- and went away re0rettlnG the delight
I'll afternoon spent at " The Gabe9." Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Barclay gave Tuesday night another of their
ENJOYABLE dinner dances. their guests numbering
AT dinner twenty-five. while about thirty more
came in for the dance. the party being just the right
size for the hall where the dance was held The
colon was danced.
An important dinner Of The wNNl! was given by MI
and Mrs Peter Nocr a farewell Ia Mr.. ana MIS-
An.on Phelps Stokes who sail with their family
for England October -. Among the other guests were
Mr. and Mr. Z. McE Livingston Mrs l>aar ~ Phelps
md Mrs Alfred Iouncs. Mr. Mollcr opened In honor
OF the occasion bottle Of wine said TO he l:o wears
-, ~ Gallo na1 ~
who had received IL from his father MANY years ago
Mr. and Mrs Nollcr and their family start early next
month for England. They will embark on p and
O." steamship at London for India. where they VIII
spend the winter returning to London for the season
After doing everything possible 30 entertain her fash
onablc friends Mr.. Arson Phclp stokes sci I" WORK
early the week 10 arrange concert i"r the village
people Though various morning and evening concerts
have been given during the last month th'>" nave IN
most cases been only for thus" possessing wei! ien
ro,lo. ho,l. I, Z" CURED 10 Mrs.. stokes that she
might give an opportunity &" th0>" NOT :" wealthy
=, hear The fine tai"n. which has brcA III Lc1"X Tor
zone time 80 she engaged Miss Nar-ar' Elliott AID ia"
Misses Ieinc. who gave III >N"!cwi'h HAIL. on ThntsdA'
night, concert. Cards Of admission were sou al
" cents The crowded hall shaved low fully IN"
.lace pc,plc apprcl1tcd Mr.. - k'>> th"ueht'u'>>'
7, Il M, intention Of Mr.. stoke, o. build on III"
farm which runs to the edge Of he o'khr1dc" h""
a boat horse. where by another fa!l ~" "'i'' u"
Will be feature q. the afternoon drive Ia fact VIZ
stokes Will uia,c tbs house prva'c CASINO
Mr. ela't;ck luncheon carly IL tn" wee"
for Mr. |. y. Phelps. al liro'hhir>t'
Dr Gco,c, t. Lorin.. Minister - Portugal, ara
rr. , orju. have Departed Mr. and NJ >ia''n'A
vii sail early in November (" spend IN" wih'"F III
France with their daughter. NJ. Eurrall Holman
The chef ,rc.d",t~ at Len"X fnr thl> week VIII y"
the evening # ,a!lc,r- AZ Ny. Giccn"a> ho'-" -
morrow ri.hr and the Wedding % Nils Nary Az u
r,r.y Tucker 10 Francis r'ic:' >yNc", OF f"'
lart in tie pretty Trl.l'v Church >h''T'" h'N 80
nooa This VII lac The f:~' wedding III me ''''' "
The hrido'> friends will &ork "a" 'haM'"l WI" aus
flowers AID foliage. Tie v"d''n- br"aAA'' W." 'r
low a, Colonel Aucnmwy'>. III" ceremony VIII
,r,r e,,rDly 20 all rld tie Lemon >'a-n lu u 81"
"a, vc,, the weGdm, Of Nj, rEpi"n AMI MI IN
d.cmt ,
Tho weddings u. TIE near future hav" already pen
announced IN this column. There are. however.
prospcc,, Of ,un3" Brilliant w"id'i'-> II MANN,
=, ,,s ,.., ,u,n.uc.d The friends ~ MISS Carey
sud oliver Hartman. IT,. that th"l" "c'o'"- WIN
take place about IN" middle Of heN' J"I'"', ~
foo;ure Of February vii BE- III" nlai'i'-' 81 WIS., "'
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Ut, ,,,. ,Ial,ur,ai KIN. daughter 81 Colonel
Cornelius Kim. H. Jams G"!e XII: E'ha:'~. i'f
Of Nil, Anna sheldon. G.G-li'I ~ I>'a' >'''"'''
10 Harry II. Ec1Gs. jr. = .i,p an""in''i'
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y.,r Y,-s g., , dtv "r tN0 vr known pr"p"' 'H
v,., sdav rr' -" Ca,ir,h Of Ia E"d'"n"r III iaF"'
ave adj F.l,, .rc,ud 4. W III" seen" al l'''N
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tenn T.; l".i- led "Ni"r-tt"i' iVr "e''ii"'h>'
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IN. i,rco,nad> vcr. d., Il "a yellow. t"'' gowns
cn,r.>Isnd.uc Wtti III" tone 9" re de'''d''o,''
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tive. were r.o,"rt III" "irmVF va m'"' "''
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rhnlvh Of III. iI.avcnly Rest. who sang inc Il! III"
AID anthem. Appropriate to t!i' naiiiat" -efV"''
f,.t,e and M hrlde -a,~i Oh the Malc,ut Ne' '' "
thee mO'iiiS -! travel r,.,,.,
4 beautiful house wedding took place on '"" ga
,,, ., ,,e nom. Of Edward Van Nalk"n'"'-h' J"
Madison ave. wei lcaGn. hight, o. IA" anu ','' 80
witnessed tho marriage IF Miss ka'hci"" va" nm
turch f., IN Robert Alfred said. Who" J." ''' VIZ
l,,cd p,i; ~icial of IN 'Ity. he hia""'N ''
dcrk.d w,A splendid I"-o> and Uidcr bower O. 'r>
-, ,,o c.r,u.,y WA performed. Dr. sand VIII
s.l VII, ~, b,id" "a f:w day. - >l"iiu ON E'"
abroad d,yl:. when time h" Will study III u'e e'e''
n,,Iiial, o. Par. ic!!m and Vienna
~ r,or. ou..1 than ;hc,c wedding, wh' We
marriage. l Nj. Clar; stephens lav'ni"N'f 10 '"".
E,d.ooh H.. " duc-day afternoon al ''7 mar Va
ga, uc,vcnly E,.,. Few "f their most Ihtli'h"
e.end, had been invited, outside "i '' i''ii'
Circle. The BRIDE until one year az" the vic
Of William IIa;"m"'"r. hu ih"'r 'n'"'''fe Wa W
,,,y.d The cn.4-.lc,,t 10 Mr.. EI"'!e""d was an
n, ,t -,;n- Mr.. E!""dS"d l. grand
d,,.,,.., of Ann :. STEPHENS. AMI Eecc Z" MI IT,
~. ,.,..,,, Nj. Lloyd A-ph"dli and Mrs.. Wafer
.. g., ,,,,,s o, her mother and daughters of Cor
re,iu> sutton.
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CT TIE Steamship Tcn'o"", "h'h c' L'V''P"'' '''
wau.,, Il !. san that they 4" pa, IN "''h'
IN New Iork \ nu"ibcr ri iiFd r"i'' are expo yea
b.r. ,r IN. fan I'D winter. Th" '"hn' Of Pai'
a., M ,, ,i, Da.c Of orleans. have al'eihy arrived
40 =, II, distant dav Will com" Theresa. '"i''">-
OF ,hIrry BURY 'doVag"r,, ana "r Ha"oN'ic ua'H"'
II. w., ,inuc., of Lod"nd"rrN VII" Is "'e I" VI" great
,..,. -, r,.,.ud EuinDr also nd II That the Duke
and u.,.. Of p.,,,,ld She latter formerly Nil Ial
.,u. Tl. Duke of + ,rtlaiId i