New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
1UTCuN VISITORS AT WILLIAMSBURG
THE OLD COLLEGIATE TOWN IN THE BEkAshinf'
RAPIDLY FILLING UP.

THE OLD COLLEGIATE TOWN IN THE BEKhsHihhS
RAPIDLY FILLING UP
wlnismstown, Sept. 3 (SpeeiaD.-Ihe Sepcmre' i
70 the old collegiate town nestled In The Nor'hoiH -
shres has virtually begun. and the ho'ei' arc i'p' imam"
rh soc,ai g.y..v among the cotHgers is also In fun
swing Among the entertainments given during mo past
week were tea and reception by Nrs'
W Fgleston O Saturday. Among those pieseh' ".re
Mr. and Mrs John H. Gale. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Saplh'
Mr. and Mrs e. NJ Jerome Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Gale.
Mr. and Mrs James NJ 1de, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. rroc'or'
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs marry hSp-
kins and others OF the cottagers
Mrs S. Is. Bagden, at her beautiful home 'hc"anih'
gave ladies' lunch on Tuesday The beautiful
and spacious grounds looked oveie Among some
OF ;he women present Mrs. H. NJ. Alden. Mrs o. b.
Imbrlc Mrs. Howard Doughty. Mrs. GIlnneh. MIS-. A.
L. Hopkins, Mrs. J.. N. Jerome.
Mrs. y. II. Sabin gave Of her charming dinners
Oh Thursday and Friday evenings Thonwood her coun-
Try home with slopes Of velvet lawn ana beautiful
palms and foliage plants, is truly one OF the beautiful
places OF Wiamstown
Mrs. Charles H. Burr gave dainty little dinner on
Tuesday evening.
The tennis tournament this year PLAYED the
grounds OF r. A. Snow OF New-Yofk Both morning
and afternoon thronged with the coafers
and guests from Among the young ladies
ent were Violet Richardson Miss LILY Proctor. the
Misses Jerome Mis-, Stafford. the Misses Lowell Miss
Gregg, Miss Weed, Miss Burr and many others. The
winning In the doubles was Mr.. Ely and Louis
Perry playing against X. NJ. Murchison. IT,,
and Howard Doughty. Score Go G-1. 60. The
finals in the singles between Mr. Preston and L. Perry
were played Tuesday afternoon Score: 60. 3-e.
Is, 90.
L. d. Carmaa and his coach and four have returned
from a coaching Richheid Syringe
The GreyloCk Orchestra, assisted by Miss Goldthwatc,
sopiano and Mr.. NJ. Murchison, IT, and Mr.. Culver,
guitar mandolin and banjo soosts, gave delightful
enter the Opera House Wednesday evening
last 1t artistic well as financial success.
William Proctor and Walter A. Wood, IT,, OF liooslcls
Falls ~ " left Wednesday last for hshing tour In
Northern Canada.
An enjoyable afternoon german given by Mrs. Alden
and Mrs Richardson In the psrlors Of the Greyock on
THURSDAY The Young people danced until tea time. Among
those present were Miss Richa dson Miss Clark. Miss
Weed, Miss Gregg, the Misses Lowell. Mrs Stafford,
the Misses Jerome Miss Proctor. Mrs Clark, Mr..
Murchson Mr. Doughty Mr. Proctor, Mr.. Clark,
MIR. Culver. Mr.. Hart, Mr. Brcthardt, Mr. Leonard Mr.
Hulet Mr.. Ely, Nj. Mott Carl Perry, Mr.. Imbrle The
pstronrsses were Mrs. Alden. Mrs. Clatworthy, Mrs.
/ Rlchsrdson Mrs. Imbre and Mrs. Clark
The following arrivals at the Grcyock: Miss
Lunt Mr., Dwight Townsend and Miss Hodges, Cambridge
Miss Mary Huyck Mrs. 4. II. Painter. Mr.. and Mrs.
George &. Gohan. Miss Maud iorhtn ard Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Clark, Washington George W. Carton, ir, l. D. f.
Lansing f.. w. Vesschce and Donald McCrcde. Albany
Miss Louise Dwight, Mr.. aid Mis-. f. H. Marvls Miss
E,elyn Mar,is Master H. H. Marvis. Mrs. bart Weed.
Miss L.. NJ Weed and Walter T. W. Weed Buffalo Joseph
Mckee and Frederick seynon, East orange, y. j.
Mr. and Mrs. " o. Edwards, Robert T. Walker. Miss
NJ. A. James George Floyd Gregg. J. w. Lowell. f. +.
Fountain and Miss G. NJ. Perry Brooklyn; Mrs. ID. X.
Ball and Harrison Ball, Bayonnc, y. j.; Miss NJ. IL.
Capp Miss NJ. NJ. Milford and w. S. Cleveland. Mount
Vernon n. y; Miss Ida McChesny OswePo; Miss NJ. A.
Binkley Syracuse; Clarence Cary Mr. and Mrs. G. f..
buckley Miss L. G.. Buckley, Master c. s. Buckley,
Yew.York; Mrs p. NJ. Wiltshire. Cincinnati; James II.
Jacobs r. w wInslsw Boston Miss Beatrice Tower and
Miss Edith Tower. Newton j. d. Allns Newark. Ewing
Tsyier, Poughkeepsie.