The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
mnAr rs CONC ON IN socrrry.

surging crowd at Morris Park. where. OF a
| places in the world. there should bo roo,
| enough and to spare wondered II there was
| human being left over to 90 elsewhere or
| the whole population OF New York had bcs
caught UP and deposited In club house. gran
stand. betting ring. and grassy lawn OF tn,
| mammoth enclosure.
| Sporting men and sporting women mr..
dominated of course. but handsome men an,
| handsome women who came for fun and no
| for money made pretty good show. Coache
We're numerous. especially from West Cheste,
but they wore drawn up ut too great distap-
from tho club house to do much toward tn
decoration ottho grounds. The blue and eol,
uniforms of tho Austrian officers in Mr. Have
| meyers party caught however. the sun,
| rays as they burst out, and the Jockeys can
| and jackets. with the flower gardens on vo
| mems hats. supplied all the color required
| Rain poured down from time to time and
created a steamy atmosphere. which mad,
the backing OF wrong horses and the losing a
good dollars rather more aegravating than 4
need 10 have been. But upon the whole II wa,
a good meeting. and society people in group,
and lunches were largely represented.
Mr.. John Hunter who is distinctly the Fal
mouth Of the American turf. and has been 70
Gently elected President OF It's Board OF Don.
kings. including Pierre Lorillard. who stu
carries weight with him. although no has los,
largely In avoirdupois by his winter at the
South: John G. Heckscher. whose tall, grace.
full wife seems to make his breadth with.
out length more apparent than ever: James n
Keene and his son Foxhall. the owner now Of
good string Of thoroughbreds: Prescott Law.
renee. as good Judge Of horsehesh az can b
found on this continent: Goold Hoyt Franz
Sturgis. and a lot OF other racing mon.
In the boxes were large contingent ID
pretty women from Westchester. and few
from Hampstead. among the latter MIRA Au.
gust Belmont and Miss Bird. Mrs. james N.
Waterbury was faultlessly costumed a. usual
Mr.. Laniers spirits were somewhat dAmpsne6
by the loss Of o handsome jewel from his shirt
'front.' and his wife's expressive face reflected
his discontinue Mrs. james Andarisss eaPs
ried fun and laughter with her wherever she
appeared. while Mrs. Bronson. Mira Willie
Sands. Mrs. Marion Story. Mrs. Howard Potter.
and Miss Wilson swelled the list OF eood.
looking and well-dressed women. Delmonieo's
rooms were jammed that night with late a.
rivals from the race course. and the fearful
crush on the Madison Square roof garden was
largely due to winners and losers who Nors
determined to make night Of It
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger's o - day n the
country" was as we'll attended a. no such
place as Morris Park was in existence. llrA
Cruger was study In white. and looked vsry
handsome at the head OF her table. around
which was gathered Miss Adele Grant IN pale
blue with large black hat. Mrs. Elliot Rooso.
welt in blue and yellow. Mrs. Edmund L Bay
lies. Mrs. Nicholas Fish. Mrs. KernochAn. Prince
Won 1senberg Birstein. Maurice do MannA
Mavroyeni Boy. and Mr.. Randolph Robinson.
Among the other pretty women were NrA
Samuel Colgate. also in baby blue with CAS-
cades Of rich lace falling from the shoulders,
and loops upon loops Of ribbon Miss Lsiten
Mrs. Stanley Mortimer. Miss Duer. Mise Ber.
rymnn. Miss Hope Goddard. Mise Cora RAN
dolph. and Miss Perkins. to whom the Nsssra,
Griswold. Tams. Gary. Webb. Gram. BeresfordI
Hall. Baldwin. and other gilded youths mads
themselves both agreeable and useful.
Smart gowns and pretty people had but littIo
time for rest or recuperation on Tuesda1.
Wednesday. or Thursday. as moro than enc
out-of-town wedding occurred ON each dax.
1t would be mere repetition to describe these
affairs. at mono Of which there was very much
left to be desired. OF the brides Of the week
Miss Bruce Price was perhaps the most d.
vinely fair. and there was a simplicity IN the
details of her wedding which accorded with
the wild beauty OF tho landscape among thu
Ramapo Mountains The Post family vas
largely represented in several branches, ana
the number and popularity of their initials,
drawn as they are from the vs.. "a. and Ren-
orally unused letters Of tho alphabet. may
bring them at last to be distinguished like
Mr.. William Ashmead Bartlett Burdett Coutts,
known In England Us Alphabet Coutts.
Those who had the courage to travel sicht
hours out OF the twenty four. for It took about
that time to 90 and return from Mr.. Dins-
more's place on the upper Hudson. were well
rewarded for the exertion. rs the most lavish
!beralty marked all the wedding arrange
ments The bride. suporbly gownod. and her
troop OF bridesmaids made a picturesque IN.
pearance in tho new st. Margaret's Church. ON
The walls Of which white marble tablets record
The virtues OF many dead and gone Dinsmores.
and Leas.
The smartest wedding Of the week. in N.
gard to guests and unmistakable evidence
IF the distinctions that come from wealth "A
we'll as family. was that OF Miss Trevor and
ilr. Grenvillo Winthrop on Thursday. Ths
bride wore superb diamonds. the gift Of nor
mother as well as OF different members OF the
Winthrop family. and the costumes OF tina
quests were more than usually handsome.
To all tho other brides Of tho weok-and
heir name is leglon-but passing notice. 10.
'ompanied by unlimited rice. ellppors. and
good wishes. can be given. That they may a.
APE the snares and pitfalls Of this fin olv sieols
period is tho best that their warmest frionds
md well wishers can desire for them.
Newport. since the coming OF warm weatbss.
las burst into the full luxuriance OF her cream.
less and verdure. and Is beautiful. Tho lawns
ire feature in themselves. Mr. Fredsr
'anderDilts twenty acres Of soft veyety srasa
las been fed and moved and nourished into n
hickness and richness that seems to defy the
alt breeZes OF old ocean. which som etimsa
freaks so roughly at its foot Mrs. GammelPs
avn measures nearly fifty acres and 10 equal
y we'll kept, as is also Mr.. Robert Goelet's
which stretches from bellevue avenue to the
ea and covers large urea OF land.
The usual predictions OF dulness for the
coming Newport season are already anosk
Without anything substantial ON which to bss0
hem. 1t is true that Mrs. William Astor's an.
lual contributions to the seasons gayetiss
will be missed. and that the Breakers will BE-
losed during the summon. but 1t Is not by any
means certain that other members OF the vsp-
lerbilt family will remain In seclusion Tor
more than very few months. And even II
hey do. their stately nansions will ha onAw