The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13
WHAT rs GOING oy IN sousT,

ara utiilZeu w cpucu'uR Idrtlos 10 Tue Bunya.
low. which are not unlike the Claremon, Ia.
parties Of the early spring. At the fl,st OF ,bs
series seven coarh loads were driven respec.
lively by Mr.. Van Allen. Mr.. Prescott Law, en,a
! Mr. w. G. Whitney. Col. William jaw NJ
Harold Brown. Mr.. W. W. Sherman. and NJ,
Nathaniel Thayer, 10 Ba' eman's Point, by tia
magnificent ocean drive, and enjeyed tea and
gossip for the better rart Of the afternoon.
Tea and champagne might possibly bav.
bean moro acceptable. and certainly proved IN
be very popular at Mr.. Van Aliens charmnp
musicale on the previous Saturday when
twenty five choice spirits were entertained NJ
an elaborate dinner which was fol owed Iva
concert with nrst-class Artists and AN nddi
ton to the dinner company OF $50 guests
Quite lively dance at the Casino on Tues.
day evening was an improvement upon ina
empty rooms and dismal appearance OF thu
theatre dur ng the earlier part OF the season
anil the Misses Gammeli's dinner dance on
Mondny night was very handsome affair.
On Tuesday evening also Mr.. Harold Brown
gave a charming dinner under the chaperon.
age OF his mother. Mre. John Car @. Brown.
and Mr.. McAllister's choice banquet 10 six,esn
OF his friends on Sunday was a tliumrh Of
astronomical aud culinary skill. sup rim.
tended and watched over by this ant era, OF
the dinner table with his usual care.
In addition to these Mrs Ogden ,elot la,
taken out a gar party on the Norsemaa. And
for tho.e who are beginning to IND pleasure
OF all kinds pall on the stated palate. The King.
Daughters. with Mrs. BottOmo as their n,or
prefer. have held frequent meetings at which
tho shallow OF worldly things has he n for
time disi ersed. to give place to a due elevation
OF thought and purpose which may or may no,
be lasting. 1t is fair TO suppo 9. therefore,
that the dwellers In the city BY the sea have
hardly yet hal limo 10 mourn the enry dc.
parture Of Mrs William Astor and Mrs. Ogden
Mills. who are already established In their
sumptuous homes on the Hudson.
The long-talked-of and much n nnouncsd
wedding Of Miss Sallie Hs Rous and Mr. bun.
can Elliot will he the seasons GROWING oxent
on Tuesday. II tie young coupo have hal,
the happiness and prosperity that devoted aid
sympathetic friends have wished them. their
pah will indeed be strewn with roses but at
any rate. enthusiAsm and excitement apart it
is reasonable to believe that the large share Of
interest and popularity tina. has fallen 10 their
lot has been Won BY qualities and attributes
that will bring forth good fruit in oil their
after life Mrs. Paran Stevens is TO give large
dance ON Tuesday evening at which all the
wedding guests will be present
Tho period OF migration FROG, the sea 10 the
mountains is always marked by a little squirt
OF vitality 1, town. Delmonicos. whi. h ha>
been we'll filed during the summer noaths
but apparently by people OF different race
AID nationality from its n.ual habituts. has
smiled beaminS welcome to visitor, from
Newport aud Bar Iia b,r whilo club windows
have taken on quite . homelke and familiar
air. Mr.. aud Mrs. Havemeyer. Mr.. James L.
Kernochan. Mr.. Heber Bishop. Mr.. Stanley
Mortimer. Mr.. Arthur Leary and Mr.. James
Otis are among those who havs shed light
thn t&xsu l,,n,, n H. oAA An. A.
Elliot and his ushers only took their departure
for Newport on Friday morning. Mr.. Cor.
nelius Vanderbilt and his two sons will DO in
town for several days after his arrival Ia
the Teutonic on Wednesday next. Mr.. f. ".
Vanderbilt has gone for q trip In the Adiron.
dacks. whore yachts are not important factors
in the sum OF human pleasures and vexations.
The first Of a series OF DANES to be given By
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes opened the Lenox
season on FRIDAY night and was followed on
Saturday BY the first subscription dance Of the
Schrrmerho Assembly Rooms. Both were
Kay and pleasant affairs The brigade OF pretty
girls vino ars attached to Berkshire soil and
call Lenox heir summer home, including Miss
Parsons Miss GrsenleAf. Miss Candy. Miss
Braem. Mas Ives. Miss Xackay. and Miss
Sands. we're pressnt at both parties. as fresh
and lovely after their long summer OF rerre.
mont as the gowns they wore. There were
very few stranger. however. and Newport was
quite unrepresented. This Is not surprising.
~ until after Miss HarRous's Wedding young
people ara not likely to leave there.
. One OF the prattiest effects OF color and move
mont produced by the exquisite scenery and
vordure Of Lenox. enhanced BY ANNA si
nstur. in gowns and hats OF artistic work.
manship, Is to be seen on Sunday at what is
called In London Church Parade. In tho rrrat
m .tropolis all the world turns itself into Hyde
Park after morning service. aad there, under
the shadow OF primeval Tree. and ong the
banks Of the picturesque Serpentine. horses
prance. carriages glitter. and women
in their Gainttest costumes walk and loiter,
and talk AMI chatter with tho best that
Eng AMI hns to show OF manly, tboroughbred.
looking mon. In the rustic New Eng anl VII
LACE Tho display 10 much 1855 imposing. bat
not at all less Interesting. as the womsn in
their Eanzy summer gown, and broad
trimmed. A wer.dscksl hats. are far more
than their sisters on the other 81 e.
aud form ours on the green sward, shaded
By the waving branches OF eiant tree, that al
artist would 10 glad to paint.
Lenox Ii In great beauty Just at present, AMI
Tho E.yettes having begun will continue for
several weeks. The boat parade on Tues av.
which will DO nothing II not original and
nDtuue. All various DANCES and receptions
n preparation viii s!artGhe season fairly.
SOUTHAMPTON. which mas played moro i'm
Dor ant part In the history OF tn. summers
pleasures and merrymak ncs thnn has been
inown t" those ontslde Ito charming lImits.i 10
being treated at tho clos. OF lis soason to tho
ilradowbrook hounds. the best r dsrs OF tho
Aeadow6r"ok Hunt. AMI oil the eXct-m!nt
Ind enjoyment OF a uniting season. Mr. Tom
ditchco has been the prime mover In this
plrtei scheme. whether in com. Iinent t, his
hide his friends. or In consideration for his
'wn Intense longing IL be nee morein the
ahdl.. Goi. z at break.neck speed over u good
'al'oninR country. it il not oasY dc i'd. But.
II any ate, It ia 90 ID thing Tor Southampton
md for tie numbers OF hunting men aud
women who are there and are beside them.
elves with &c light at their prospects for tho
u'umn TIE village now Is brstlinG w!la
link coats and thoroughbred slesds. md sne
With tht bnylnG Of hounds ami tho c,atter OF
o:ses' hoois. The Hunt al on Friday even.
n; next will bring together all tie Log
sland hunt clubs. and will be q verJ notable