New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

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chose who prefer a atmosphere. although 1t was
=, M, means dsagrecahlc, nor was It against The
,,y,ncpt of on; door entertainments. 1t was rJt
,, Kind NJ weather that the prOprctOrs of summer
,c,oIs and boarding hOuses most desire al this par
,,,l,r p1tod of the sca,n. but it permitted those
,~.,r. VINO were 20 disposed 10 enjoy 10 TIER
rts content the beautiful drives in the country ad
,rcnt 10 Newport without the slightest bit OF dis
,,onfort from dust heat. The arrivals AT the
,,ces and hotels up to the standard and in no
.,o. indicated a falling or With the exception on
.vcral Informal funchrons and dinner parties, the
most important social incident OF the week WAS the
r,cnic given by Mrs. Charles NJ Oelr!chs on Monday
a, The Rryer Farm. Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock arrived
en- the early part OF the week. did also MI and Mrs
Tpeodore NJ Davis, Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Grand
aJau,eyllle Mrs. Eugene Kctetas. Mrs. Fernando
Yznaca Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton Blight, OF Phiiadel
nba; Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Jones, VINO nave
= cottage on IIadon lin; Mr.. and Mrs. EIW'ri ~
Wharton who arrived from Europe Only snort Univ
ago and T. J. KnOwltOn, the father Of 'he 'ouh''NS
sieropf Mrs. Edward y. Taller anc MISS fahhe i'e'
have gone to visit Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lawrence h"'
nett who arc spending the early summer days at
stoncboro Mercer County. Penn. Mt ana MIS-
Elructt will be mt Newport later IN the season tic
guests OF Mr. aud Mrs Taller, who will also entertain
hi .on r. euficra Taller, and his beautiful wife,
who WAS Miss Maud LOrlard. Nv and MIS- Iheo-
dore A. Iavcmeycr. who have been dividing their time
h.,vacn This city and their farm At Mahwah near
,rrxcso arrived at their villa In Bcllcvueave.. on
Thur day and on the same day Mr. ard Mrs Mchae'
Henry Herbert became the guests OF MI ana Mrs
richard r. Wilson. Work will he begun this week OF
Tho new fircprOo villa for Cornelius 'ahoerOit' AT
ochre Point TO take the place of "The Breakers
vblcb was burned last fall The new structure Is 10
lc Of stone and thoroughly fir'prooi.
rbc~c VA, scarcely flicker OF gayety in town ias'
week. The club windows thrown wide open ut
nigh, reveal a brilliant. but almost vacant Interior
while the theatres and the roof gardens Which are
opcn have not been throDgcd by The members VI "'c
fashionable world u..,,..s,,.
i, fashionable wedding took place on Wednesday
:, The handsome Protestant Episcopal Church OF ST.
Iobu Getty Square Yonkcrs. when Miss Estoiic
smith the eldest daughter OF Mrs. Ralph IL. smith,
was made the wife OF Rudolf F. dc fedau oil Niehh''
A large and fashionable congregation hilou 'he Pe"s
OF the church, while the rector, the Kew AieAanu'r
b. Carver. read the marriage service OF the Pro
.os,ont Episcopal Church. and afterward attehdeu
The reception which was held at the home OF Tue
h,ida,s mother villa Pallista. Parkayc. and lehS''
The bride. who recently returned from Europe WIN
bcr mother look handsome in her ParlS-maoe gov"
~ heavy white satin richly embellshed WIN ''i'
broidered silk null and sprays OF natural orange
blossoms Several large diamond pins, when were
n-o.ptcd TO her by the bridegroom, held her white
silk tule veil in place. and about her hecA was !"
superb necklace Of pearls and diamonds from WIN"
uas susnended large pendant set with the same
precious stones. This gift from the parents
of the bridegroom, who were not apie 10 pe Pi''V'
at the ceremony or reception Inc youns 'o"pi'
met for the first time last February While crosShs
the ocean on the French steamship LII po'n eos",
Mr. de Foldau who is the son Of Herr Won froehch
do red,u of Vienna is a graduate OF the University
of Geneva His sister Is the wife OF Baron Lahioh'
al Carlsbad. Among the several hundred "euu'"s
gifts received by the bride was chest oil SILVER
containing $50 pieces. 1t was sent by the pareh's
Of Mr. de Fedau who with his bride expects ai'er I"
visit TO Chicago and the Worlds Fair to pass the
greater part of the summer at lonkers Win MIS-
smith. II is probable that they VIII go aproau III
the autumn. a., -.
Another pretty wedding the same day was that
q, Miss A,ena Uasset and the Rev. DR.. John Balloon
Shaw. pastor of the West End Presbyterian Church'
this CITY which took place high noon at the nome
OF the brides mother, Mrs Allan L. Bassett, NO -
Clinton-ave. Newark There was n profusion %
white roses and palms in the drawing room "here
the ceremony performed 10y the heV. Dr "eo'e %
Alexander, OF the University Place freSoS 'eii"i
Church. this city, assisted by the REV. LYNN" VIM
new Allen. OF the South Park Presbyterian. Churcn'
N,rork uccause of the recent death Of the brides
fo,her less than 80 persons were inVited 10 INV
ceremony and reception some OF the su'S'' wy
members OF DR.. shaw's church. The bridegroom, WIN
is popular with his congregation, received h"uao"'
nurse from his admirers the day before inc "e"uNe'
The Rev Dr. Shaw and his bride sailed yesterday Oh
the steamship City of Rome. They inteho 10 pass
several months travelling in Scotland, England ana
Ireland and expect to return here in September Weh
they will take possession Of their new home III "es
one hundred and third-si.
southampton, Long Island, is one OF tie most "'
ueAtnn places in this latitude these days. New
Workers who own cottages there are already Se'ueu
in them for the season. which gives the promise Of
being a particularly gay and lively one In more
r.srec1s than one Within the las; three years TINS
charming spot the south shore oil Long i'i'tIu
has gone along in seven league boots uh'h touaS
IT POSSESSES as fair-slzed and exclusive co''asc
colony rs any TO be found In the ncehDoInoou vi
the metropolis large number OF beautiful cottages
have been built recently, and IA number are no" Al
course of construction. Arrangements FOR the sea
sons diversion being made, ana areauy d
series OF dances has been planned to take place al
short intervals during this month ana August wheh
Southampton will be crowded with visitors, many OF
whom will proong their stay into september, when
II has been decided 10 open the fox-huntng season.
Tile now popular game of golf will be introduced at
southampton this summer golf club having re-
Gently been organized by number OF the cottage
residents. Mr. and Mrs. james Barclay have es-
tabished themselves in their cottage and decided TO
forsake LenOx for part OF the season. at least
Among others who are settled In the cottage colony
are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bell, r., Mr. and Mrs.
Scion Humphreys, Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Rob2ftson,
Dr. and Mrs. T. Gaillard Thomas, at The Dunes; Mr.
and Mrs. James L. Ruggles, Mr. and Mrs william
T. Douglas and Mrs. j. Hampden Robb who, with
her family, recently returned here after an absence
of two years abroad. Next winter Mrs. RObb will
Introduce her two daughters TO the fashionable world
Tuxedo promises TO be gay this week. There has
been the round OF private dinners ana luncheon
parties but 40 large entertainments have yet oc-
,,,rrrd Sailing driving fishing with occasional
sput ON the tennis courts. have been the principal
diversions Of the week Tomorrow the invitation ten
mis- tournament will open and will last through the
week TIE interest In this tournament is widespread.
and there Is every 10 believe that II VIII be
the best held In this country. Inc bcs' players
I'm line Tnii,J STATES ARE among the entries. They
include the two Halls. the two Wrights, Campbell,
Hobart Hovcy. Malcolm and Chase, champions OF
Harvard Yale and Cornell First ana second prizes
offered for singles In addition TO The champion