The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
wnAr rs oo1xo ON IN sourrr

social. sporting, and nautical world In anx.
| ious expectancy. Invitations have boon issued
| and engagements have been made with refor-
| ence TO her arrival alone Parties to Chicago
| that were to have started Immediately after
the 2Sth were indefinitely postponed whom IL
became evident to all concerned that the race
could not take place on that day. Yachts have
been in readiness and house parties nave
been arm god for the different poins OH the
shores OF station Island whence hoats nnd
guests can reach the starting point as early 40
possible on the first day of tho contest
Sir Roderick Camorons party. which will
crowd Clifton Burley TO its utmost capacity.
will hnvo the Misses Gerry among its number,
and tho Electra will anchor of shore the day
previous and take tho whole party to fuiUw
the bonts on their exciting course. Tho Con-
queror. tho Valiant. tho Amy. the Corsar, tia
Nourmahnl. tho White Ladyc and, indeed. an
immense feet OF steam and sailing yachts.
adorned with flags and ribbons. will cover tho
blue waters. and will have as their living
freight all the fairest and smartest OF society's
brigade. Mr.. and Mrs Astor are to have Miss
Blight Miss Wetmoro. Miss Wilson. Miss
willing. Miss Taller, with corresponding
number OF young fellowsto make the maid,
ons happy On tho Conuueror Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Howard and Mrs and Miss Post will
accompany Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt and
indeed all who have been dining, driving. sail
ing. and p!cnicking together during the last
sir veal = Mt Newnort will 500 tn, rival bont,
ride ON to victory for tho one and disappoint.
n ent for the other.
Meantime tho city Ia getting TO be every dnv
fuller and brighter. Lord Dunraven and hi.
friends had n pleasant greeting from the Val
kyre as they stea m ed up the bay yesterday IA
the great Transatlantic linor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Royal Phelps Carroll and Col. and Mrs Jay are
expected this week, having timei their return
with reference to the great yacht race.
The season at Lenox will be check ed lurinr
tho first week in Octobcr. as al, the man wifi
certainly turn their faces toward the sea- just
nj present the grass.urown village ia at i,s
best. and dances. dinners. conch.ns. and boat.
ing parties nre going on oil the time Miss
Eyelvn Brrden md Miss Maria Wintb-or
have been added to tho number of pretty girls
At Newport colt layers are coming and going
and partaking OF many last ban1uets in that
dinner.loyinp community, Mr.. McAllist.r
cave n handsome dinner TO Sir Julian nn1
Lady Pnuncefote a few DAYS since, Mr. and
Mrs Ogden Goelct have thrown open the gates
OF their stately chateau. and welcomed their
friends in detachment to luncheons and din
ners, and Mrs. George b. De Forest completed
the lohy list OF banquets that she had set her.
selr Mt the beginning of the season, with n
state dinner for DR.. and Mrs. Appleton and
the English Ambassador few nights sinca-
Mr.. J. ]. Van Allen has been cougratulat-
oil on every side upon his appoint-
nent as Ambassador 10 italy, and
has already given many tnyi,atiors
for n foreign edition Of the Ncwport .cnson in
Rome next winter Many Yachts anchored Off
Nice and Monte Carlo during tho winte,
m nths md flying tho Stars and Stripes will
send visitors to Rome and NanIes with tho GO =.
bassy in the Eternal City.
Those who have no yachts md bay, no.
t.en made ambassadors and who arc
Obliged to stop n, homo to look arter those
small coins which nre snil TO reward patienco
and industry by makipg thoc,.elyes into larger
ones are going to nnuse lii ms, Ives yrry well
under their own vines and fg trees during the
coming senson Many large houses which
have been closed on account OF ahs.ncann
mourning will .e reoucnod. rs TO- instance
Mrs Elbrdcs r Gorry'e. Mrs. FrederirE Io,
latin,s. Mrs. william As.or's Mr.. + l. Astoria
and Mrs. Henry C!cvs's, ard also tho hand
some residence OF Nrs. Adolf Intenhurg who
IL cxpec,cd in the Majestic on b.r n.1t rim
don. Mrs. Havemeyer. Miss Calender, and Miss
De- Forest entertained 50 mucb Last wint.r TINT
they NAV DO confidently e,nectod ia assis.
either with musicales or dances to drive duE
care away and those with patrtarrhs. A.sor-
bIies and Monday, TUESDAY. "Wednesday. and
Saturday evenings at Sherry's. to say nothing
OF the opern which Ia moro han host in IL
self, show a long vista of pleasures and
with Ash Wednesday yory far
away at tho other end
The autumn weddings will not he humorous
in town. They began on "Wednesday last with
tho marriage OF Miss Anna Neil md Mr.
III
uine old-fashionod wedding. full OF good feel
ing and good cheer. and bringing torother n
fnir showing OF old New York in the renra
santetiycs OF the Stuyvesant and Nrill faint
los. The maternal Grandfather Of tho hride
Col, Samuel Neill. was n prominont cIub man
n generation or two since md Mrs. NALL who
was Miss Knte Stuyyesnnt. was with her eie
tor. Mrs WinterhofI. n grant ftvoritc in tina
social world OF her dny.