New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


their owners stood not upon the order Of going, but
went at TO the comfortable places In tho
suburbs far away in the mountains. Not even
Che attractive programmes arranged by the managers
OF the Open Air Horse Show, at the Manhattan Field.
were sufficiently tempting TO keep large number OF
people prominent in society in tOwr, and for that
reason the horse show could by no stretch OF the
Imagination be called success socially While there
was excellent turning out Of people who love
the horse and while there good sport and
much enthusiasm on the grounds nearly every day,
the attendance was Disappointing and far below the
merits OF the show for the committee worked and
left nothing undone to insure the success OF the
show. Their efforts crowned with victory 20
far the exhibits were corcerned. The gathering
In the boxes the piazzlis OF the pretty little
clubhouse and on the grounds bi liant on
Thursday, when the weather favorable and the
program einiercsiinG-piobably the best orr during
the show. 1t included several contests in which
society was specially interested; for instance, the
class for the hunt clubs and the fourinhard teams.
Conspicuous in the crowd which filed the boxes
Mr.. and Mrs. james p KernOchan, the latter IN
beautiful costume Of lavender and white foulnrd.
trimmed with white lace, ard a small white lace
bonnet: Mrs. Burke Roche, dressed handsomely In
black and white silk Ornamented with black Jet, and
wearing II small black jet bonnet: Mrs. Charles q.
Francklyn In costume OF mauve and white silk,
trimmed with cascades Of white lace and close.
was one OF the most faithful attendants during the
week. IN gown Of chestnut brown silk trimmed with
black lace and her guest Miss Emily Ny>e In o
costume OF black and violet India silk; Mrs. r. 8.
Huidekoper, who did not miss single day, wear
ing n costume OF black satin aud antique lace, and
n small black Jet bonnet with strings OF white satin
ribbon: Miss MacIean. OF baltimore, Mrs. Iiuide
koper's guest, In a dress OF mauve silk combined
With black satin, and a large hat OF white straw
and h,liorOpe ribbons: Mrs Archie Pell, one OF
the brides Of the last Lcnten season, In a costume
of cream and purple striped SILK trimmed with nce'
Mrs. Richard Irwin in black silk and lnce, ana Mrs.
Harry Alexandra I'm striking costume OF black
India silk combined with white silk, and small
black let bonnet Among oth-"s were Mrs. = S.
IIowland Mrs. Cass Garfield Miss Amy Towrscnd;
Mrs Richard p. Lornsbcry. Mrs. Belmont Tiffany,
Mrs Charles Russell Hone, Mrs. Peter cooper HEWITT
Mrs James Imde Beckman, Mrs. sidney Dlilon
Ripley. Mrs. Charles F. IIavemeyer, Mrs. Archibald
Rogers Mrs. Albert Stevens and Mrs. Egcrton
Winthrop.
There were a few coaches present. number NJ
andcms vicoras, and T-carts b. the Dozen In
the evening the tables or the upper plaza and IN
the dining room were filed with gay dinner parties
Last year the lack Of good weather interfered with
the success OF the show, ana thls year the o'e''
p0wering heat Affected II.
The suburbs are enjoying a little preliminary gaye0
before their residents 20 Newport and Bar Harbor
both Of which places promise TO be particularly hvey
and interesting this summer in social way. Tue
opening of the polo season oh the GROUNDS OF inc
Wesclesicr Country club was an especially inter-
csng incident OF Wednesday. when an excellent game
VAS PLAYED between the Meadowtrcok Club and the
Independence Team of the Morris County Country
club. There a large attendance OF spectators
with no lack OF enthusiasm. The day was won 10y
the team from New-Jerscy. Much quiet entertaining
j., being done in the nclgbohood of the Meadowbroox
clubhouse where there IL colony OF genuine lovers
# thp
sheepshcad Bay Is looked forward TO with great sat-
isfaction by these merry hunters on Long Island.
They look upon the Coney Island Jockey Club muco
he same as the residents about the Wescheser Coun.
:ry Club regard the season at Morris Park II needS
only fairly good weather at sheepshead TO insure
args crowd OF the hunting set from Long Island On
any OF the days, that on saturday when the
suburban Handicap is run Hampstead, westoury,
Far Rockaway, Lawrence Wave Crest, Huntington ana
oyster Bay will contribute their contihenIs CT beau
ful women TO the throngs which will go from this
dtJ.
The hand-om homes along the Hudson are Just
now in their greatest beauty. and with few ex-
ceptions are nearly all open and occupied Mr. and
Mrs Levi p Morton are Mt Elershc; Mr.. and MS.
John Jacob Astor dispensing their usual Informal
hospitality at FernclHe: Mrs. Lydig Iioyt and Miss
Gertrude Hoyt occupying their beautiful place at
>taaishurg Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Dinsmorc with
Mrs Huntington. their daughter, their guest. are
place: Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Rogers, having re-
NAMED In town long enough TO enjoy tho
horse show ARE entertaining number OF guests
AT Crumwold Hail. mt Hyde Park preparatory 10 60.
Ing to Newport for the season Mr. ana Mrs. Reginald
~ Rives who we're also faithful patrons OF the horse
show are settled for the summer at Carnwath, thelr
place at New-IIamburg. Gay house parties are to
he found at all these country places. the hosts and
their guests killing time in the most delightful
manner driving over the welkept country roads ana
sailing the river
Newport Is nlling up fast for the leafy month
Of June. Many cottage owners are already setueo
in their summer homes and in few dogs most OF
the places along Bcllevueave. will be open ana 90.
cupied for the season. Mrs. william Astor has ar
rived at Beechwood; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Vans
derbit have o house full OF company at Rough Point
Including Mr. and Mrs. Thomas IL. Howard IN whose
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt gave sailing parry
OH Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt on FRIDAY
night gave the first large dinner party OF the season.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs William H. lra'ers'
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel b. Fearing, MIS- 'harles NJ
Oclrtchs. Mrs Lorilhrd spencer Mrs. John whipple.
Miss Bessie Hunter, Frederick o. Beach. and William
Robinson Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop
and Miss Marie winthrop who have leased No. 8 OF
the Hnard cottages. close their Flthave' house 10
morrow and 60 Newport for the season. MI. and
Mrs Borden Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. A Cass Can
field and Louis Rutherford will be among
the cottseers at the Marquis de Croisacs
establishment The booming Of cannon from
Yachts In the harb0r Is pleasing soune
70 the lovers OF life on the ocean wave and
there Is at present pretty good representation O.
amateur and Centcel sailors at Newport, all Of
whom are tremendously interested in the Coonia. the
Rogers syndicate cup defender. also In the Isein'
Morgan cup defender. which Is expected to be ready
for launching either tomorrow or next day. The
exciting incident yesterday the trial trip Of the
Colona Woodbury. Kane is at Newport, the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. Royal Phelps CARROLL Mr.. CarronS
YACHT the Navahoe, in which its owner and Mr. Kane
ar. 70 sail over 70 England, Is being got ready for
the VOYAGE and 1t Is expected Will BE- ready to stars
in n short time. Ralph Ellis. who was TO accom-
pany Mn Carroll and Mr.. Kane across the ocean IN
the new craft. was, account OF the cordition OF
his health obliged to abandon the yacht trip. ITO
sailed a short time ago In one OF the fast ocean
steamers and is now In England. Colonel and NM.