New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
LEMON GLORIOUS IN IT'S AUTUMN TINS

Of yellow and scarlet The early fro>ts bctokcn the
end OF the AectinG gay life which ALWAYS marks sep
temter IN that lovely spot Of the Berkshire regions:
Those who arc really fond Of Tie place cftcn wonder
why 1t Is that the transient vso" 80 soon hnrric t.
town. Even the attractions CT the Indian summer
have no charms for him. but it is then that the owner
Of the splendid country houses really cnI": thri,
und!ngs and they do it in most sensible ana resi-
hul way, which prepares them FIR the many
duties of winter In town. II has always
been maintained that gay life is not The de-
sdcrstum Of Lcnov life, and strangers who -
thee to n second Newport sadly G>arp'n''''
Int they do find a Wholesome ho>pit''!tF vhich Is
equipped for every emergency ami which PERMITS Il
dinner dance TO be gotten M at few hours notice
Out Of regard to their visitors IcroX hosts make 'H
DAYS OF September CAV. and then it Is that music.
dancing and good living combine. lniormaHN ara
iollity marked with sufficient convcnt0nalty give Il
tone to the place. and with The bracins ar "i t'e
hills late hours do not seem to trll
The last week has been far from feafu:cless. with
NO less than four dances. numcrcIs dinners AMI
up.cons md receptions with Tha tab parade 81
Saturday was favored with fine weather. ana seldom
has Ienox village presented more lively sight. 1t
seemed as IL all the fine turnout- from Htockhrdgc
and PITT sfeld hand. ana the main streets for
hundreds of yards were Tined with Vehicles Of every
description. There thirty v.na.c carts
and buckb0ards in line decorated in MANY different
ways. IL was diikcnlt to pick out more handsome
than another, though ii was decided ~ general vote
that Miss CrecneafS cart deserved the prize. which
was silver coaster. The cart Indicative % III! ':r
lrivcrs name, trimmed with green leaves. relieved
~ spikes Of bright scarlet eladicas. \ dainty Turn
ant matched with sweet pea vines in full bloom was
trivcn BY the younger children ~ Mrs. Arson Phelps
stokes, who the mistress of ceremonies. Mrs
Henry Barclays delicate leauty WAS >"t OIL 10y sur
:onndings Of pale purple wild a'tcr>. Mrs. James
Sarclay and Mrs. Frank White bcin: al"'r' cnro:-
Jped With white hydrangcaS After cup OF tea at
.kSSf farm he mr. OispN
TIE first Of Mrs Grernlcafs dances on Monday
night was early and informal there being no cotilion
The general exodus in the morning o the tennis cham
pions made II look as II there would BE- scarcity Of
dancing men, bnt the afternoon trains yonght others
and there lack of partners. The remaining
evening receptions TO he gwen by DR.. and Mrs Green
leaf will BE- varied with cotill"n and tahlcau>. Dur
Ing their long absence In foreign countries Dr. and
Mrs. Grcenlc,f have collected some remarkable and
artistic costumes. which will be displayed i'll the liv
Ing pictures.
ny far the jolliest dance Of the given ly
y. Woodward Haven and Richard lal-
mer and stcp>on If Gcor-r Gii>w"M
Haven Sctewck Hail was secured fr the
occasion. The bail. for suci II wa>. i, referred TO a.
The SUGAR dance Early in the >rmnc: ,h">c
ymn. men took a Il vcr" in sugar. ar IN TO say
nothing II they lost. but in Il success 10 tve
bvll ia September. Judged by the spirit in which
everything carried on. H." sugar deal must nave
been profitable. >cdgw,k Hall admits Of graf
variety OF decoration but never leforc has II l"sci
50 we'll TIE windows were drapc! with !ar.in-S
4 Turkey red and carland> Of mountain laurel. Will"
at intervals the walls wee paced rd ~ti"id>
0acked with artistic dc>i-n> IN ."n> ara N"'''pl">'
the result of the combined skill Of Peter Mare ala
tile village decorator. The chL"n was 'aAc"d ai'ri
supper that gcna yacht,ran. :. Frederic Tam-. fdd
ing with Miss Grecnlcaf. Tee wcrr' many favor,
and ,cvcraI hcw i,cul">. Ia The ab~' NJ" Of Nj
Haven who /, in mourning. Mr.. ". r. OGDEN. Ter
sister received a did also Mr.. Parsons AMI Mrs.
barlow.
Air.. s;ose,'s t:srcc on Friday night. The last Of
seric, O; four i,ulc to an end the lirG" "n''i'"n
meu,, given by her lii few w'e'' SIC viii sail Tor
England with her fln.lr. NJ >;0,'> hrs dor" mn
for the enjoyment of cEoN- fact al"o'; everything
tina. liberal fortune conld devise. Tie dance OF
Friday night something &: :IO!!o the iav''~ fo'
tho c0;illon being unique AID amusing. Ano:y :.
(ar!.art I'D With Miss Sto"c,
Jcnox is decidedly Iu;isicaI. In the week there
S.So >ce~o so-r'nr conc~r<4 and t~o receptions
with music. ON TUESDAY morning Mt. sht'nc">
friend, assembled at BrOOkhuc>t 10 hear Miss D"ion
.ing Mr. Fottcran play the violin and Miss Cliathcd
the harp TIE latter not oak played That dihcn'
instrument bat sans "a we'll t" licr Own harp ac'
compartment ,cvega old time Lalld> In the afternoon
much the >"t Of people Went L" Mrs DiNc} pic
10 hear some good music which followed h'hch''"
given honor Of Peter Marie. Mr. JOHN Illness name
sang and Ir>. Cr,ccI played some plan" >oi""
Mr. Naric's large dinner Friday Ei-ht, Mrs
ktokcs's picnic ye>tcIdar afternoon a TIE t'iu ara
FINAL Assembly lat cv,ninE br"dcih !" dh eAd ""a'
nav be called busy wcch. There remain fo' >''hH
dances and wedding. the latter coming on I" '''i H.
when ,j,, season will b. cucri. r:r w'cins VIII BE-
that Of Mis-, Mary ru,k"r to Francis FI'ct >Ee" 81
England Miss Tucker j, n",r relative OF Cri"iei
Auchmuty who will eve The b;.dc aN''' Inc 'e'"
tnn,,v will take place iii the I''tN new ch"''"' "''
Will lie the FIRST in that tri:'ur. 500" iiti 'ic wed
ding the pair will sail for En@le"' from WINCH COUNTY,
they will soon embark 70" the "tddls
IN he
the coming .eaeon IN town. Previous I" VI" h"'>"
show which bids fair 10 call the coio"'E am ' '7
set to town early. tnrir VII b" several "ciu''S>'
Those announced iol the Eca" ntiir are a. 'o'""'
Tomorrow DIR. J. Riddle Got! to vs. Eleanor ia''oE
october O. Miss VAL Vaikenbrsh - d. ROBERT >a''''
f,ctober a. Miss sarah Gallaudct ~ EIchlfN sI'f'
man AZ st. AIMS Church. West Echircn'h-> n'a'
Fifth.sve; on The dat. Miss Camilla MOS :"
c. A. Havcmeypr, at I>lp, H. L.: ori'i"r - 'H'' y
Marion Hare 10 Kin;,bury Curtis, and November IL
Miss Charlotte GOhridgc to George tcwa'i "!c'" ''
the Csoodridec country plac', Eiv":di''.
Miss Annie Cutting. whose wedding - IaT"h \erer
is set for December +, at Grace Church. VIII 'ai i"'
New.York with her mother Mrs. lie' wad Cu''ie' "'
October G. AS Baron Vcricr ha' b"ch app'il'cu "''
Of the secretaries Of the Bccian Legation at "aNh"S
ton Miss Cuttings friends arc likely 10 sec niue" "i
her during the winter.
rhe most rccen, engagement announced is tia' Oh
Miss Grace Carcy daughter "f !. d. CAREY. oi ~"
por; and Tuxedo Park. TO Oliver Iiari1inah' IT, "S'
,;arley Is a sister OF Mrs. X. ii. Hunt 40 .,
ne cuga j. "l-O announced q! Mi>, .N,'I'
Couccit thiru daughter ot '.iar."N '"ni'"' I" 'i'
Leuy,c >c,Uic o.. Of thc tN>ttu Distinct Hl'oIh''
The fourIl wcddng Of well Known N'". ufh''> ,in
Inc place in L3nGDn "A, mat %! Mis- !,ab"i sou
daughter SrOt 10 Don! IA :' a.
Grant Nu OF Ecach Grant, aud bro;icT q" ne l"h"n,
beauty Mis-, Adele Grant ~" 'sirn""y '"M p, i
Grcakfast followed at Thomas li"cl b%r@ h'S
.l,are. The only attendant whom ia" Iriuc nv.
was her sister Miss Louise scott The b" :,,
man was Albert stafford; The kcv liowa,1 i, i,n
chaplain Of the British Embassy Of Par. olhc!at1i
anon leigh u ST. Mary. assisting Al the 'r ~.
nOuy and wedding breakfast were ME- ''rait. .ii'
Misses (;rsnt Mrs. RonalGs. Mrs. j. f. &c Navarro
~ and MIS- g. %Es~er ,c Mr. sId Hrs Wa
Wr and Mrs Oliver Hartman. Of New York. ana
several English people Of note. Mr. and MIS- "rah'