New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
EXTREMES MEETING ON THE HUDSON.

WAITS FROM THE FIVE POINTS HAVE AS GOOD
TIME AS THE RULERS OF SOCIETY.
Rhinebeck, July 18 SpeciaD.-On Wednesday the
two weeks sojourn 10 the country cottage at Mount
Rutsen, given by Mrs. Robert B. Suckey TO the party
OF city waits from the Five Points Mission having
expired, they were taken in large wagon to tine
station and returned by train to New !iork. Inc
little showed the great good done them by their
outing In the country, their sCy palor having dis
appeared. Their little faces and hands were Drowned
tanned and they seemed In the best Of health and
spirits. All the way from Mount Rutsen TO the sta,
tlon they Joined In singing the Gospel hymns taught
them by the old retired ministers who live at Mount
Rusen. hearty and enthusiastic was their singing
and 50 happy did 1t seem to make them that they
had repeat their chorSes at the station and on the
train, at the request OF the station officials and trnv
ellers, who there rewarded them with shower OF
pennies. Each one of the party was presented by
their benefactress with beautiful red gcranum plant
neatly potted and fresh from her greenhouse, which
they carefully tended and Will carry with them back
TO the city where in many wreched tenement nome
they will bloom bright and sweet reminder OF the
sojolrn at Mount Rutsen Tile second party VI
twelve little ones from the Five Points came up the
day and now Installed h the cottage, where
they will also enjoy two pleasant weeks and the
rural beauties OF Mount Rutsen.
An incident long expected and OF much interest wa
the arrival Of John j. AstOr and Ills fair young brd'
at Ferncliffe which took place on Tuesday. This is
young Mrs. Astor's first visit to the Aston homestead
and consequently Will be her Introduction to the old
and exclusive families OF Hudson River society
Mr.. and Mrs Orme Wilson are the guests or
j. ID. Lynch, at New-London. Conn. They will prob
ably return hero in August.
General George IL. Sharpe Of Kingston, paid a
brief visit 10 friends In this place on Monday last.
Mrs Street, Mrs. Levi p Morton's mother, accom-
panied by Mr.. Street. her son. arrived at Elersle on
Friday evening. ON Monday evening, the two young
est OF the Misses Morton, In company with their COVER
ness Mademoselle Constantine, left Elerse TO Join
tho Vice President and his camping party the island
in Upper St. Regis Lake in the AdIrondacks. The
party left Rhinecllf In special car attached 10 tho
Montreal express on the New York Central Railroad
Mrs H. p. Huntingdon entertained William b.
Dinsmore and the Misses DinsmOre at luncheon at
Rolls Dolree on Tuesday. The engagement of Miss
Helen Dinsmorc r. p Huntington, ir widely known
ne an amateur tennis champion, rnOr OF which was
noed recently I'm the society column Of this paper, IS
now formally announced The wedding, 1t Is expected.
will take place Staatsburg onHudson, the country
seat OF the Dnsmore family and will probably be held
In Tho early autumn A large reception IL IS said.
VIII he given at the DinsmOrc house In New-io rk
shortly after the wedding TO the young couple.
The register Of the Rhlnebeck Inn shows that bNSl-
ness must have been brisk at that resort this week