The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
WHAT rs GOING ON IN SOCIETY

tfo cOnccueu 10 DO DeautlIefs OF tho Comple1
On. and whit would become Of lawns apl
over beds without the revivIne influences "a
towers and molsture' Mrs. Edward King.
I'm party, the FIRST of the season. BY thu wSs
W, not intcrferod with by tho weather. mn,
thpicnic organized by q dozon merry rtl,
am>g whom wore Miss Tookor, Miss Hays'
meye, Miss Stevens. Miss King. and Miss Pos,
was the jolier for the absence OF the sun,
Dihg and lunchinG parties are, howeyo,
inder,dont OF tho winds and their freaks, and
Newpa society has taken thom up lust wba,.
they wto dropped In Now York two month.
ngo. Nh. Aston has recommended her Satut.
uay eVelng dinnors and doubtless has Ia,
lists mao out to entertain almost itenticslv
the sameu ests that enjoyed her sumptnon.
hospitaiitlast winter. The banques at Nav.
port are alto rs elaborate rs they ara 4,
town. Goo taste demands TINT tho DISPLAY NJ
gold and sier plate. which is indispcnsnb,,
among rich nd important people during ,bo
winter seaso. should BIO omitted when IN.
party assembNs within sound Of old ocean,s
roar. or whenthe late summer evening nd,
mits OF at leas'a part OF it being served with.
In Wow oil grass lawns and blooming nowsrs
But porcelain I'D crystal nre quito as &os,T;~
asthe precious ietals. and even moro pleas.
/ ing TO the eve, ali OF these evory nner ,obo
| ~ No"pOit ohoN'u DeWltuprlnE variety.
In ladies' toilet too. there is a dilYerenc.
Light 'rapsrarentfal RIGS replace velvet Ard
! brocade. while natte's fragrant blossoms nr.
often preferred to ,old and rrcciou, s,orns
| But tho menus arc ute as varied tho eonin.
! mont MS perfect. onIhe struggles o; chrts, IA
| produce novelties an to Guido each o,hor, In
the perfection OF the. culinary triumnbs n,
conducive to insanity and sudden dcn,h a,
tnoy are at any poriod the winter ravetic.
| Tho brides OF few months benco-N;..
Lima Post. Miss Blanche'iavcmeyer, and Me,
| ea'l'c HnrRouS-haro D n lGvishly cnter,a'n
ed, although ihcro has bon no such Ni,r.r,
OF invitations rs WIS raisd down urou ,ho
unfortunate heads OF Mr. Harry Cannon n, A
his bride drr'n. tho moth OF May Tbi.
Young couple, 1t is said no cnloync Than.
solves inter very reasonable md nns,o,,,
way. on tho other side. visiting at ruie, conn.
try houses. attending pcn.cs avn rn,,ies, mn,
other opcn-air entertainments. jrs,rRd n,
| court functions. such as stat, Lals aud CON
ceris. for thoir ,iversion. AMI loading n NJ.
precisely the reverse OF what hey nto accu,.
toned to lead Ut home.
Newport Inns IL cront dea! h'rre il in III,
future. Dntcs have boon Gxr. for sevcr,,
balls. ar rather dances. rs hoste.scs prc,er N
call them in tho month Of August Mrs Frat.
|
and tho Casino subscription ball h set Tor inc
18TH. Mt least fortnight earlier than usual
which looks as II tho season wts to have A
short lie and merry ono Mrs. Whitney !,
| expected to give a series Of cotillUs rs shs
did in her town house last winter. Mrs. j. W,
| Ellis. whose bail two years ago was so uni.
versally enjoyed. will have another nt Stone.
aero on Aug. 81 and Mrs. ". X v1uLierhi,t,
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore Mrs. Henry
CIews and several others. out OF pur, rhan.
thropy. will undoubtedly do something spirited
and original to supply excitement and diver.
sion for tho expectant crowd.
The annual flower show at the Casino will he
held Aug. s, but the coaching parade. which
hns been talked about. will probably be- ps a..
poned on account OF the death Of Mr. Francis
Robert Rives. tho vice-President of thu club,
which took place q few DAYS since at bis beau.
tiful country residence. Carnwath.
Hunting has never flourished at Newport
Neither the place nor tho season are favorable
10 1t. and except for sympathy with thsI.
owner. very little regret Is felt that the pack
which was hunted there last summer has 70.
comfy been attached for debt. Polo. however.
is expected to be unusually exciting. and thu
games will! begin In about four weeks. Ii,
| bost players. we'll mounted and:equipped beua
| on manu-. tno HatCl06 must necessarily De c0ko
| and flercelv contested.
Yacht racing this year promises to be better
than ever before So many new boats havs
been added to the squadron. and the 46-fooeri
have awakened SO much interest at the variou,
rcgattas where they have tried their speed
that yacht club week. with the race for Tho
Goelet curs on Aug. Z. will probably be one OIL
the most exciting OF the season.
np1y ,
instead OF three or four. rs had been predicted
This will be n very quiet affair on the 18th.
at Linden Gate. the beautiful residence OF Mr..
Henry g. Marduand. and Will launch on tie
uncertain sen OF married life Miss Mabel Mar.
Gunnd and Mr. Ward. On the 18th OF Soy.
tember the wedding Of Miss Sallin ilnrg ,Ga
| and Mr.. Duncan Elliott viii lie celebrated at
I the Train villa. which MR.. George b. lie For.
| est. the sister OF Miss IIargous. T. occupying
this season. No date is yet T. = oun, ed for III"
| Duncan IIavemcyer Wedding hu. it is wills.
per,d that 1t wi also tase pace ut N.wHo'L
but not until Octob r.
The engagement has bean announced o' VI.
| Thomas Hitchcock. Jr to Miss 10 sc Ens, =
daughter Of the lG'O Ge r:o E.s:is o. A"r
Orleans and ErnnddauGh. or OF the la;e v, W.
Corcornn Of Washington.
About tho md lie Of sumrlers last month.
| when Tho Feds ara rire tor tho harvest, nj
the fruits OF tie ea;h Gre 'roDpn- na'uF'
and mellow from bouGh and brnnrh. Mr. Ne.
! Ailsters famous pirniS Will begin, lvtfv'
Thing that is brcolic nGd 9astrllw Ii BE ar
| ranged in I'll, most al,iilcl way Tor Ih"e
, who arc neither u storal 10. - IL. bl. 'of
whom tho a'.i!lrin! Ger ain'i En' IL n'r' 10
ito rs. Tho plcnirs nrca feature % TIC A'i''
port season. AMI NJ McA..slor GIs i 'rs..
peculiar TO hi.nsoll Tor r"ung n ri;l '"'
pie in the right p!nres. al ~ he - le!"iy A..
points Mrs. para9 stevens Ms r"io' f,m
AMI Mrs Van Rensselaer, Crn+pr his nag !'ea'
tenant tho affairs ALWAYS ~ OF vel.
MIS-. Asior has rs yet prom ii noihE. IN
tho way Of dancing parties, although It IS noS'
sblc that shr may hay, y bal Ia 81" II ms
sens0n. but tho Declining 10 ~ I" yer
bachelor cousin, Mr.. Edmrnl II, H"he"Me''
horn. who has hcen for several wears i r''I'
don't OF Newport. makes 1t .mpo',ios' l"G A''
to ilX any dates.
10 catch the ilrs: bass o. tin season se''''
u 10 ms great distinction AMONG !"h-F"'s
NJ shooting the first stag Is "s'on ci I" y,
among tho mighty hunters who swarm "t""'
Mr.. Bradley Martin IN Stot!nli. hf 'o'" ".
| Heckscher landed tho fr,t ps 'l'o Ia !'''V
the new Benvortail Club. near H"Wp', ,h.