The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
WaAT rs GOING ON IN sousrr

pestjicnce. but the nu IN Der OF closed cottage
along the lire OF Bellevue aud Natraeans.t.
avenues abundRntly provo that the rixh, hss
begun. The band moreover. IL zone, tina
Oasan" grill room closed. Tire Casino itssIf De-
ssttssi. and the reign OF quiet doc,es.ic u,s
among cottage ownors fairly opened.
Among those who have left Newport within
a few days are Mrs. Ladsnburr. Nrs. william
Jay, MIS-. Ogden Mills. Mr.. J. J. Aston. .sd
Mrs. Hitchcock. A Creat deal Of .Lcdie,ory
entertaining has Lesn going on tu;iur IT,
last weck. Mr.. Van Alien has given the les. a
his charming dinners and mcstcaies. wtieA
lave been among tho most tcllChtfnl svc-ss az
the season. A surprise party TO Mts Whitney.
Rt which the hostess supplied tho music ana
suproi. was looted upon MS the n al lance II
the Travers villa. and the series NJ aivns:S a,o
luncheons Ia honor OF Mrs. Van Reus .elss,
Cruger. Mrs. Fernando iznae-n. Mrs Coope,
Hewitt. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Jr. VINO
have toen guests at different cottngsa dur NJ
the las, week. were intended to close the eni.
less suco sst,n OF elaborate entertainm mi
which huve becn feature o. the Scwp,u
summer
The crash AT All Saints Chapel at tho we'd.
ding OF Miss 6n'lie Hatgous was in rropor.
ton to tho numhcrs present. iual 10 a roro.
nation or ROYAL funeral. People must have
all. there was little to see but small chapel
tasts.ully adorned with white wreath and
sire ameis. which set OF With good eject the
varied colors OF the ladies' eowns Aad male
and graceful. rather than the worry brilliant
looking bride whom the world had expected
10 gaze upon. There WAS moro thought and
sentiment In Miss Har4ous's face as she stosi
ut the altar than II had ever EXPRESSED before
and II she had dispensed with the glitter Of
diamonds on her hair and gown. sho wouli
have boon quito the ideal bride.
Tho reception ut Mrs. De Forests after the
church service was full OF lifn and jollity. and
Ind i's net surprise 10 tho Announcement by
Mr.. Elisha Dyer. Jr.. Of bis enxasement to Mn
Eddssy Swan. very abundant provision for
rainy DAYS on II least ono side. and . Rors
than ordinary share Of GOOD looks on both.
maize this. % lar as sxtsrnals -. one OF the
most promisinx soeaGe ments OF the year. and
o. troops OF friends testify to the younx
COUPLES ability 10 make lifa's journey smooth
for one another. 1t would seem to b one
OF tho.s fortunate arrangements ahero little
IL left 10 b desired.
The engagement Of Miss Rose Post daughter
OF M. William Post. and Mr.. Thomas Howard
which has been long reported. Is said to hsvs
been connrmed this wosk.
The engagement hss been announced n
Washtn Cion Of Miss Pendlston. daughter Of
tie late Hon. George II. Pendls'on. GATED
etatcs Minister to Berlin. to tr. Arthur B1cs.
who was private fseretsry to the lsts Hr. Y.
". Coreoraa.
Tho steady psrsistency with which bob
bellies AID bsauk hsvs recently been yielding
ny their freedom and siioping into the mari.
monial yoke should osrry joy to tho hearts OF
dibutantss. Te:y few are let now OF the
white cloud OF social asptrants Who danced
Into Dslmonico's ballroom at tho frat PAtr1-
Arehs two or ihree Year, aeo. and It J. ok ~ II
the bellies Of last SEASON. with the dsbutantes
OF This will have It al thsir own way this win
ter. The only trouble 10 that nearly al the
girls have married at home. cad. therefore.
each one. By taking unto herself husband.
has removed valuable o Bcsr from the social
rsnks. leaving only raw recruit to take HE
place. Mr. AcAllistsr may be oblised to reer.
ganizs the dancing brigade and PERHAPS I'm.
port few choice foreigners to Oil the vaoan.
ciss. II By any chance he can hit upon On artt-
Gle that shall not DO liable to customs duty.
Avery good display OF horsedesh was mais at
the Pittsns!d Agricultural Fair ON wsdne day.
L<aox turned out Ia full battle array. with .
psr.sct confdence that to one Of ies ak o.
eight superb four-in-hands would the frat
prizs DO AWARDED. Mr. Frederick Gsbkard
drove magnincsnt double team Of CHI ssnuts,
and had Mrs Nslson Miss Webb. Mrs. Alex.
Brown OF Baltimore. and Mrs. james l. Bar.
clay ON his coach. Mr.. A. 3. 6hsttuok had
also . very handsome turnout. with tho Mar
auIse do Tallsyrand 90 the front SCAT. Mr.
Henry Barclays spick and span brake was
supsrbly horned. and Mr.. Bloodgood's stseds
were oil thoroushbreds. But In spIte Of all
this very creditable display the prize was
awarded. to the great Dis gust Of tho Leuoxitss.
to New York gentleman. now resident in
Pittsneld. the only justification Of the Judges
decision being. - a clever woman remarked.
that Mr.. Howslrs horses and trap were ind
nitsly the best OF tho lot.
Cars are out TOR variety Of entertainments
at Lenox. Mise Furniss Is to give two musical
receptions. with the best artists. OF course.
which vii, be not unlike Miss L~arys at New.
port Mrs. Arson r. stokes's Friday evening
dances will continue until October. and the
Saturday night subscription balls. whom the
men como up" grow moro lively IS tho season
advance.
Sir Roderick and Miss Kitty Cameron re-
turned from Lsnox this week in time to well
come . la'gs house party at their homo on
Staten Island. md to be present at the dance
gven b. Miss Cameron last night, which was
very gay and pretty affair.
1uo season ~ 6OutnAmpto came 10 . oIoSo
On Friday night with the Hunt ball. which Was
given In the ballroom OF tkv Meadow Brook
Club Hunting trophies and BELONGINGS. com.
binel with pi o!usion ~ H~ld n,wsrs. made
very pretty decoration. and with Landers or.
chestrn to furnish music. nothing was left to b
desired. All tho cottage owners and summer
residents OF South Rmpton were presen with
large contingent OF hunting people from Roo.
away and Hampstead.
Letters from HomburR received by recent
mails speak Enthusiastically OF Mrs. lesis
Cotton. tho young and beautiful American
artist who has achieved SUCCESS and reruts-
ton In tho artistic world Of London and Paris
during the last two years Mrs. Cotton was
MtsA Benedict o! western New York. and 10
the second vito Of Mr.. Leslie Cotton. who mar.
ried for tho nrst time daughter OF Nj. Clark.
son Potter While at Hnmbur2 Mrs Cotton
did n head In pastel Of tho Duko OF Cambridge.
and received orders fos elsv.n portraits NJ
English notabiities Her half length in
oil OF Mr.. Frederick Martin, u brother
OF Bradley Martin, was pronounced by tue