New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-17
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY,"

According to the ltJtcrS OF tile summer
ants society is taking rest. The cottage people. as
hs occupants OF the superb villas at Newport, Bar
uarbor and Lenox are styled, TO devote them
elves TO Queter pleasures OF country nfe driving
b.,ng their chief occupation The sunday husbands
being still hard at work In NewYork, it seems i'm
possble have any greater function than luncheon
for women dinner parties without being voted
hore and thus far In the age Of advancement OF
fortunes the OF leisure is rather in the minority
,lough sometimes for want of a better substitute the
UNDERGRADUATE has to serve duty where his elder male
,.,atiyss would be welcomed NEWPORT has numbered
among It's visitors several people Of title Prince
1senberg Birstein has been the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs Havemeyer, and recently Prince Poniatowsai,
who married Miss Maud Ely Goddard. was registered
Of Muenchlnger's Prince Ponatowsn's fAher was
Master OF the Horse TO Napoleon ILL., and while his
,,Ie WAS a creation Of the last French Empire his
family Is descended from the old Lombard Counts Of
rorelu who in the latter part OF the sixteenth
century emigrated TO Poland Baron vsndeul who
married Miss Edith Gift, will arrive with his bride
in Newport about August l, and 1t is expected that
Count and Countess Divonne the latter formerly Miss
Florence Andenried, who sailed from Havre YESTERDAY,
v,u make a visit in Newport at the time OF their
short stay In the United states.
The details of the wedding Of Miss Elizabeth
French to Colonel Eaton. sent by cable read
with much interest by the many friends OF the
bride in this country and those people from New
York who passed some weeks at Bermuda while
Colonel EatOns refractory regiment was stationed
there for discipline, TO the superior officers this term
proved a happy change, and several marriages with
American girls have been among the results. Many
invitations TO the wedding received In New
York and especially at Newport which has been the
summer home of the brides family for some years
The ceremony took place at Wellington BaTackS
Chapel on Thursday afternoon at ESQ O'CLOCK
Colonel the Hon. Herbert Francis Eaton, the pride
groom is tho third of the first Baron Cheyles-
J,,y &
brother the present peer, best man. Inc
brde Ind among her attendants Miss Flora Davis and
Miss Antoinette Ppchot, Of New-lork The cere-
mony at the chapel must have been Interesting 10
tho Americans present Non-commissioned onlccS
in their brilliant red uniforms and bearsNn sldhOs
lined the aisle forming guard Of honor for the pair
According to the English custom there were no ushers
The brides gown Of rich white silk trimmed with
point lace and ruching Of orange blossoms she
wore no Jewels at ALL her veil OF point lace With
held by a garland of orange blossoms. The brides
maids wore straw-ooored brocade and Galnsborongh
hats. The wedding breakfast followed at No 10
Princes Gate Lord Cheylesmore's house, which was
lent to Mr. and Mrs. French who had been for some
weeks at Claredges Hotel in BrooAst. Mr. French
has settled his daughter a sum suihcent 10 eilhs
an income Of $4,000 year.
a letter from private says that a few weeks
ago Mrs. Ronads had at one OF her Sunday afternoon
receptions number of Americans, some Of whom sang
a
Of the hostess herself who is rarely heard nowadays
save IN small gathering Among Mrs. Ronalds'S
audience were =" Buffalo Bill 'rS. William Waldorf
Astor, Mrs Dwight Greene, Miss Greene, Miss Eleanor
Winslow, Mrs. and Miss Van Wart and Miss Anne
Cameron. Mrs. Mackay gave at her beautiful house
in Carlton House Terrace two weeks ago an evening
reception and concert for the Duke d'Aosta. Her
daughter the princess Colonna her guest at the
time. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Martin, Mrs. PaIf'h
Stevens, Mrs Dudley Leigh Mrs. Darlington, Mrs.
George Kidd. Miss Kidd, Mrs. Aver, Mrs. Maule KAN
say, Mrs. Dwight Greene and Miss Greene were some
Of the Americans present.
The many friends OF Miss Georgana Wilmerdins,
whose severe Illness In Paris threatened TO be fatal
will be glad to know of her recovery. Mrs John Z.
Wilmerdng to Leg daughter as soon as possible
and found her greatly improved on arriving In rams
Miss WilmerIng sailed about six weeks ago win nor
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A Coster and Miss
Coster.
II Is expected that invitations to join the Nauae-
Vile Club will be sent out In the coming week Inc
project meet approval and many places nave
been offered TO the organizers since there mas Deeii
public mention Of the idea. one place spoken OF Is
the concert in the Madison Square Garden build
ing and it would require little alteration. In case the
directors should lease the concert room II would be
necessary for the patronesses OF the assembly balls to
find another room.
Cards are out for the three subscription dances at
Southampton, the first Of which Will take place on
Monday evening July 20, when southampton VIII pe
alive with tennis enthusiasts. The patrons for thesc
Dances which are to be held at the Meadow Club are
Charles Il. Barney, r. II. Barber, Edward Bell fred-
eric H. Belts Hugh L. Cole. George f. Harvey,
Charles R. Henderson. f. W. Humphreys, George +.
Lough j. Lawrence McKeever, Edward 5. Mead, I'd
ward II. Moeran. Alexander L. Morton. ". &. OakmaI
Robert Olyphant Samuel L. Parrish, Arthur j. Pea
BODY Elihu Root, J. T. Rugglcs benjamin Ayhai
Sands Alfred SchermcrhOrn, George X. schleHeilh
John t. Terry jr., H. q. Trevor, salem H. Wales
Robert Waller jr. d. p. +. Chambers, Dr. ii. lio
brook Cnrtis and DR.. T. Gaiard Thomas. The other
dances will be given on August IL and september ..
Mr. and Mrs. William b. Dinsmore are at Oyster
BAY, L. l., for the summer, this being the season
Dinsmore country place at Staatsburg. They have
taken for the summer cover the Brook. the country
place OF W. ]. Youngs. Among their neghbors at
Marbury's place chill HIP; Mr.. and Mrs. +: Kings.
burr Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs J. Folger Adam. Mf ana
Mrs +. H. swan, IT,. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Cass Canneid
and Miss HoughtalinG, who have Francis /. Ohder-
Msset HOFFMAN MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin J.. swan. r.
Mr. and Mrs A p. Swan. Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Merritt
Mr. and Mrs. T.. II. swan, tr:. who are at the Ever
green's the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs swan. Mr ana
At Staatsbuie early in June viii visit Mr.. and Mrs
Miss Caroline Leland Stevens daughter Of Simon
Stevens will be married to Emmanuel f n Fro'o t
Church Of the Holy Communion, sixthaVe' anu i"c"
The enpapement IS announced OF Miss Pauline
Plat donghtor NJ William H. Plat, Of New.fork, e
Carlos Rr,ehe consul in this city OF the Argentine
Republic.