New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15

' ,.,urally deserted. as there IL ho'nIlk piquah'
are .as,,ng 10 be seen from them. The water
or nc are still in condition OF expectancy
lne ssason at Newport is supposed to open with
u 'ne -, ~ the band and the regular morning
the az" md weekly dances then II should al
eo" y. in full swing. On the contrary IT is
re- 20 ouiet but affairs are shaping themselves
!" ,leasant season. with as much FUN as Is
good for anHo"' -, ,,asonah,e d,vers,o,s 60
,,a predictions for dulness and inactivity
'.o ma, one hears every year have no foundation
.,oo, sense How a place like Newport
u ,u whore a large number of the best society
W 49, country are gathered together. and where
" rsa,th Of the residents provides ample means
' ,,aulge their taste and inclination for amnse-
It's, The golf and polo games and the pony
H. next month will make a difference, as the
ods ret only furnish delightful meeting
go hut II arouses common interest In the
P and snort and brings together the most de-
t.h,s male element that society can supply for
,,door entertainments that are expected 10
take place Acknowledgement. .. New,or,
49,, week which marked an improvement on the
,,,arv routine Of luncheons, dinners and smaller
Its Mr. and Mrs Julien p. Davies gave the
e., dance Of the season Wednesday night. AT
rso.,of, on Purgatory Road II was In honor
:, ,he,r daughter Miss Ethel Davies, who win
". rothcr received the guests. There was no
o,ulon the dancing being informal some OF the
ing people present were Miss Fanny "hlte-
$50 Miss Hoffman, Miss Daisy Post Miss Esther
~r.y.land Miss Edith Ciapp Miss Sybil Sherman
-. Ine Whuehouse. Miss Isabelle Perkins. Miss
Srsn, lack Lvermore. Melton Barge. Roger
,u.,,,op Abbott Vanderbilt and William POST.
" On tho dav before this. Miss Dawes enter
..,red q number Of young people at luncheon
Tssre was an unusual number Of dinner parties
- ,rncheons, including one given by Mrs. Will
in n daughter
az. ! Coleman Drayton Others who entertained
. s,rsr were MI and Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt
AZ, and Mrs ". Watts Sherman, Mrs W. H.
o..ood MI and Mrs Robert Fulton cutting
hoss guests Of honor were Mr.. and Mrs waiter
c,,dsm Mr. and Mrs. James T. kernochan ana
~ william Grosvenor. The Casino dances have
IN well attended. but not crowded. as they prob
,v will be In week or two. The wedding OF
Miss Adelne Bodine Downing. the eldest daughter
,u, and Mrs Benjamin F. Downing. TO Zachary
r,or pterc- OF this city, and Miss Helen Ham
r,c, Shields. the daughter OF Professor Charles
u. SHEDS 70 Bayard Stockton, Of Princeton,
.n,ch were celebrated on Wednesday. were peas
-, incidents Of the week at Newport Both were
It,, .1a,-s the guests being largely relatives OF
,.s Young people. pretty wedding in town was
.,., NJ Miss Florence Ogden Henry, the niece OF
n and Mrs Thomas Raney. OF No. 34s Lexng-
,,,aus 10 Emil Antony. which took place In ST.
ps,,holomews Protestant Episcopal Church' on
WEDNESDAY afternoon. The bride, who is the only
.,ra ~ the late Charles Tigh Henry, OF thls
c,y Is an extremely pretty gil she mas just
s...,sd her nineteenth year. Her mother. who
was daughter OF the late Samue. GouVerheur
ogden. Of this city, died over eighteen years ago.
NJ, An,onv's great-grandfather was an officer OF
. cavalry regiment under Napoleon. and was with
rim at the burning OF Moscow. Mr.. Antony Is
skilled equestrian. and is popular In riding circles
,n this city While many friends OF the pair were
@. the church only the relatives ana rev CLOSE
friends were hidden to the reception. which was
he'd AZ the home OF Dr. and Mrs. Rainey WIN
nrhom the bride has lived since the death OF her
mother The morning after the marriage MI ana
Mrs Antony were seated on the piazza u Grams
toms Hotel West Point waiting for the carriages
when. 10 their utter amazement and confusNoh' the
hand struck I'D the wedding march. and ior the
next few minutes Mr. and Mrs Antony were the
most stared at man and woman In that part OF the
country The young pair were recognized from
their pictures which appeared in The Tribune oil
Thursday morning The request Tor the wedding
march was made by the other guests in the hotel
who desired TO compliment the handsome couple
Mr. and Mrs Antony will pass the summer In the
Adirondacks
Cards have been sent out by Mrs William froc-
tor MeIen OF this city. for the marriage OF her
daughter Miss Margaret Seymour Mellen. to Rob-
ert Leonard wolterbeek. Of Amsterdam. Holland
at noon on Wednesday, July @ In All Angels
Church. shnnecock Hills. Long Island
The marriage Of Miss Bertha Norris Robinson 70
Thomas Cunningham. Of Wilkesbarre Penn whose
engagement was announced In this coiumh last
Sunday will probably take place in the autumn
1t the home OF Miss Robinsons mother Mrs. l.
Hood Wrish, on Fffth-ave II is understood that
the marriage Of Miss Kate De l.. Persons. daughter
INF and Mrs Persons, OF Washington Heights,
to DR.. John Hudson Storer, OF Edgecomb-aVe'' VIII
be celebrated early in october. in ST. Lukes PROT
estant Episcopal Church Convent-ave ana Ohe-
hundred and forty -frst-st. The Rev. j. j. fatey
viii oniciate.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Annie
Morris Dav daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
D. Day OF Elizabeth n. j.. TO Francis Nichois
Whitney 0. this city The engagement Is also JUST
announced OF Miss Grace Crane. daughter OF James
Crane, Of Nontclair, 10 Robert NJ Stiles, OF boo"-
field. MI
Mrs. Samuel J. Colgate. who arrived from Europe
about two weeks ago. is spending few days WIN
her sister Mrs Alfred Kessler at Eiberoh' Ha'e
In the season Mrs Colgate will go TO Newport
The European steamers continue 10 go 10 sea
win their saloons more than comfortably hieu'
lie Majestic. which sailed on Wednesday' hao on
BOARD Colonel and Mrs. Jay who have gone aoroau
10 visit In England and Scotland Mr. and MIS- .
Barton French John C. Furman. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bean. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Bancroft DAVIS
and the Misses Isham On the steamship New
York. which sailed on the day. were Eugene
Kelly, IT.. who has gone to England TO Join Dis
we and Mr.. and Mrs Constant A. Andrews
Tuxedo continues TO De well filled with guests
ana there is much mild entertaining and entertain
ments constantly in progress. Several private din
lers and luncheons were given last week at the
clubhouse and in the cottages. few Of which are
s~ssd this summer. The clubhouse too is com,
.ya.laoy h.led and the fact that children are now
saml,ied 70 the main building has materially m
No. the attendance there A, the present ,lIne
ess s before and while there are scores OF vacant
,,VS..ases al some OF the principal summer resort
neie scarcely empty house In the entire parh
an An0SE those occupying their own cottages are MI
f6o Af Pierre Lor.llard jr.. Mr.. and Mrs: james
l. brssse, Dr. and Mrs Morris II. Henry. Mr: and
a. William Kent Mrs. James Kent r. "a vz nun,'
=. Halsey. Winthrop Chanler. H. G. Pei. West
j,ms .na Davis formerly owned by W W. Sry Fo
~ Augustus Van Cortlandt, Paul Tuekerman' Id
s ssp1 v Csmmack, Grenvle Kane G. H. Davis. MI.
sn Nm. Edison Bradley DR. e. G. RuShm0re, Al