The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
HITHER and TONDER.
Weekly Chat Regarding People In Con
eral.

Weekly Chat Regarding People I'm Con
eral.
The Louis L. Lorlllards are much
missed at Newport, for in the past they
have done much to help along the gaye-
ties Of the season. 1t has been said
that they left Newport owing to the
J fact that they were tired Of the place.
and desired pastures new" so 70 speak
! This IL not true, however, for II there
is any place which they consider their
/ home IL is the city by the Sea They
really went abroad to be near their
/ boys, who are at school in England. pre-
pairing for Elton. At present Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorillard are in Geneva, Switzer-
land, where they will remain until late
in the autumn, when they go to Aix-les-
Bains. They expect TO remain abroad
at least two years, and possibly longer.
| They have. however no intention OF
| taking house in London, as has been
| said.
Prominent New Workers now NJ their
| Bar Harbor cottages include Mr. and
Mrs. Pierrepont Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frederick Rhinelander Jones. General and
Mrs. Whittier. Mr.. Gardner Sherman,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Dickinson.
Both Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt and Mrs.
Frederick w. Vanderbilt are entertain
ing very freely at their Newport villas.
Mr.. George Vanderbilt is passing the
summer with his mother. Mrs. William
II. Vanderbilt. at Bar Harbor
Judge Henry Hilton is settled for the
summer in his country house. 1.-THE Man
sion" Woodlawn Park. Saratoga.
Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix will spend most
OF the summer at Cooperstown. n. Y,
his faVOrite resort.
Rev. Or. Rainsford and family are
domiciled in their Southampton cottage
II seems somewhat curious that the
Boston fashionable crowd is not better
represented at Newport. That resort is
handy to the Massachusetts, capital and
one would suppose that the Bostonians
would be glad OF the opportunity 70
mix more with the New York smart set
AS It is. Boston is represented at New
port only by the Hunnewels the Thay-
ers. the Cushings and one or two other
families. After all, Newport IS as dis
tinctly a New York summer resort as
Cape May is a resort patronized mainly
by Philadelphians. II is said, and prob
ably quite truly, that the New York
smart set have so much money and
spend Il so iavishly and entertain so
finely that the fashionables OF other
cities. although wealthy far beyond need,
cannot keep ND with the New Workers.,
and so do not care TO go 10 Newport.
One member OF the Boston smart set.
who has been residing during the past
few seasons at Newport, Mr.. Thomas f.
Gushing. has concluded that New York
is quite as nice a place as Boston 20
spend the winter I'm, and last season
he visited the former city, and made his
residence there for a while. at least.
There was so much going on, and his
reception was such a warm one, that he
concluded 10 remain there the season
out. and will again go there.
Baron and Baroness Gunderrode have
been enjoying their visit TO this country
immensely which is not very astonishing,
considering the manner in which they
have been entertained. At the Worlds
Fair. at Saratoga and at Newport they
have visited the American friends they
met abroad and have been entertained
I'm a most delightful way. Unfortunately
their time here is somewhat limited, and
they viii, therefore. return 20 Europe al
an early date. II IS quite certain that
the New Workers who turn up In the
neighborhood OF the establishment OF the
Baron and Baroness will have everything
done for their comfort. The Baroness is
a very charming NOlldu, anu 'it+NN ~"
ing TO this country has added largely 10
her list Of staunch friends.
Summer visitors have swooned down In
large numbers TO popular Bar Harbor
during the past fortnight. especially the
contingent. and almost
everybody one meets now Is from the
city on the Delaware. one OF the most |
admired OF the countless pretty girls at |
Bar Harbor this season is Miss Maize |
Sturgis, OF Philadelphia. younger sis |
ter OF the Miss Sturgis who married |
James Potter, OF Baltimore. This beau
tvs sister is the most popular chaperon |
In Philadelphia, and another sister. Miss
Susie, is looked upon as one OF the jolliest
and best girls that ever attended an as
sembly.
SIR. George Lorillard Ronalds and Mr..
Fred Gebhardt both arrived In steam
yachts this week. Bishop Doane' OF Al