New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
SOCIAL INCIDENTS 1T RhINEBECh.
AFFAIRS IN THE VILLA REGION OF THE HUD-
son WILEY.

AFFAIRS IN THE VILLA REGION OF THE HUD'
son VALLEY.
Rhnebeck. Aug. 1 (Speclap-Last Tuesday was
a memorable day for the party of children rom inc
Five Points Mission, who were enjoying TWO "eeA'
outing at Mrs. Robert b. Suckley's expense al inc
Rut,en Memorial Cottage On this occasion the H''I'
ones were taken in large wagon to Wllderstein by
their kind hostess, for picnic on the beautful la"
Here they romped and played all day long, wer'
served with all the good things they could eat ana 10
crown all had a sail on the river in MI suckiey 5
launch.
Vice President Morton will make brief visit TO
Ellcrsle in the early part of the coming week. aiter
which lie will return to the camp on BlFch Isahd' III
the Upper ST. Regis Lake AdrondackS, Tor tile re-
maiudcr OF the season. Mrs and Miss liarpense,
Mr. Moron's sister and niece, who nave been at
EIlesle nearly all the summer returned 10 theF nome
in philadelphia saturday ,,
Miss Chanler and the Misses Margaret and Aida
cbaul,r niece, of the late John Jacob A'tor' anu
sistersn-law Of Amee Rves Chanler, were az ,Ieii
countrv home Rokeby, last week. Ihey hau Dcon
absent abroad for three years. Tie gredUl par Va
the time was spent at school on the Isle Oh "'s"'
r p. Huntingdon, IT,, returned to his home' boiS
Doiree on Tuesday lie mas been absent sin'o %.
tennis tournament at staten Island TWO "o1"9 "s'
which he and Q. :. CahpoeH NVn '"0 ~
pionship Of the East =.
william Aston left Fernclife on Thursday lor
trim TO the Western states. Mr. AstOrS Ua"'I"i
Yacht the Nourmalal is missed from hcr usud 'ui'0
anchorage OF Fernclihe, she Is out OF coh"9io'
and il is doubtful she Is ever put in service AGAIN
m her present owner Mr.. AstOr prefers 70 trayei by
6e regular steamers or by rail, instead OF on his own
floating palace. .
Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Aston tOck their departure
,r,r, Frrncne on Thursday, and will join Mrs Astor
a. Recchwood the family home, at Newport There
tbey Will enjoy the gayctes Of society life until early
I'm september wlen in company with Mrs AStor' they
will return here 10 spend the autumn
one of the most hospitable summer homes along the
| ivor is Ilnwood the charming estate of Jacob Rup-
| mort Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Rupert always have
tbcre number Ct friends. The guests there now are
Ni.. Margaret Meidhof. OF Corona y. y, and Frank
,tacl Herman Schalk and Walter e. Douglas OF New
! York.
Mr. and Mrs James b. Townsend. Of Newly ork. who
orr. driving cross.cOuntry" from New-iork TO Rich
| a.,d springs were guests at the Rhinebeck Hotel
| Thursday night. Mr.. Townsend drives handsome
! team of grays hltched tandem, before a high dog
| cart with a coachman aud postilion whose horn
avaes the echoes of the hills and gives notice Of their
| arrival. Their luggage follows In another wagon
| driven By a g,oom Mrs. Townsend. who Is an ardent
horsewoman especially enjoys the trip, often handling
| the ribbons herself
Dr. and Mrs j. o. Bronson have returned from their
winter home IN Florida TO their pretty villa IN thlS
- Mrs and Miss IIoyt are spending the summer at
their country home The Point pretty place on the
bank of tho Hudson, adjoining tho estate OF Maturih
Nr. and Mrs Horton W. Il. VoOrhls and J. W. Hal
sey of New York Mrs. HOusmln ana Miss Jennie
| llousm9n OF Port Richmond > l., anu MIS- uaIuuer
and two children and mad oi NeM DIN, WuIu a ,h
the guests registered at the Rhnebeck Inn during tS
week