New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
TUE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


psafeu ,,,s.n.,ve without endanserlns their Ives
cross - ~ the gay world were seen IN town
many :, and those who happened TO nave re-
As xo.l,d spent their time swelierng with the
NAME u.,rrying over the packing OF trunks,
hsa' al Au,v that every one has 20 perform
s',,ras 70 think about. To be sure there was
anu ~ to, on in city society. The ROOF gardens
h''',o n offer their seductive attractions 10 me
eoh'' o,,,,ine members Of society, at either one
l'aeN ~ living r,ctures and other entertainments
o. WIZ" "a e,r the uncles and cousins as well as
are p reio,ivas Of the fair creatures VINO are
inc .4sir lungs ard their French finery by noun
-, stream ana sea. 49,,
@., ., his stage OF the season there is certainly
~ ,,li,,,on that life is one long holiday az
49,, and gaacing down BeHeVue-aNe' III ""e
N.,, or dining a; any OF the superb cottages
a''", ,,ol % admit that in spite Of the tighiness
on' ,here az. a grea; many people IN the
9" ., r1 at Newpor; particularly. 10 whom Inc
'.,cv in the money market seems without SIX
So. There have not been extremely gay 90
NM" xorror, lust YET. and life varies little from
n.y. =. 1ov There IL certainly plenty 70 DO now
- e,l everything 10 enjoy The crown !" be''e-
e' has been much increased by arrivals from
-, rnxedo New-Jersey Long Island ana other
N , GUNNER ca.o.ies. The Baron and Baroness Ge
s. are .s.ah sioi AZ Inchiqun. the cottage OF
,,,,ers ms her. Mrs OI}ren; Mrs. Richard J.
-, i,s, back from a severa. months soJouTh
'.,a has opened the family villa. AMI Mr.. ana
80. win,br5u Chln,er have arrived at the Ohahler
,eo- thc beach. the house waicA was occupied
N'"' ,r,l wears BY Seth Barton French. The
w - a, the Casino have been resumed ana
O1 bus f,r been wei attended. but New
20" Il, common with many other country PAGES
,,,,. n he lcnudcd Of men on Mondays anu
,oys as house parties break up on those days
"a new guests arrive in the middle OF the week
a ,ha dance on Monday night there was brllhant
-, generous attendance. while me toiiets worn
an e.,ro,lo and pretty. Miss Nunneweh wore an
&c gown Of yellow silk trimmed with pale
~ ,,,. Miss Marion Whitehouse was in white
,rrrel with white chiffon Miss White
80 wore A handsome gown of blue silk and Sill
,,cs. Mrs Rutherford was In hehotrope MORE
IA white lace: Miss Edith Gushing wore one OF the
..A.s, gowns Of the evening. II was Louis Nv
-, II white silk. made with a vest or Wh'te
.,no, and a black MORE girdle; the low corsage
w.. horiarel win primrose satin and the sleeves
- ~ vallo,y satin made very full; Mrs. william
n r-svsrs was In cream satin and lace. and Miss
pager was i'm white satin; Miss Winthrop wore
,Ioct MORE made with deep fall OF white lace
aver the corsago and Miss Gamme was attired IN
w., sul and white lace There was unusually
,-,e attendance at the dance on Friday night ana
tull supply Of men. including Fitzhugh White
h,r.a Victor Sorchon Count Sierstorpn William
D Travers Baron Tallon. Reginald Brooks. WHIT
nov Warren Louis Rutherford ana a. Lahlear
yorrs Mrs George Henry Warrens reception ana
NJ and Mrs Frederick W NanGcrbts morning
entertainment at Rough Point. were TWO OF the I'M
,.,r,ont incidents OF the early part Of the week
Mr. and Mrs Vanderb.lt's guests, about 80 in num-
bsr listened TO an interesting lecture on France
o,d Her Presidents" by Professor Wissner, OF
PARIS and several barytone solos by T. u. Carr
Mrs Vanderbilt who IS always first 70 enrol hersef
IN the effort TO cultivate the heads we'll as the
heels Of Newpor,'s bellies 40 gone with MI VAN
derbit 10 Bar Harhor % visit Mrs. William H.
Vanderbilt who with her son George. Is occupying
the latter's handsome villa Dinner parties were
Given last week by Mrs William /. Burden, Mr.
and Mrs James F Kernochan Mr. and Mrs. Julien
T. Davies Mr. and Mrs. Warren. Mr. and Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish. and Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Wysong
Mr. and Mrs W. Watts sherman have cards out
for a dinner party on Tuesday night;
RumOrs Of interesting matrimonial alliances are
rife at Newport. but nothing Is positively an
nounced. Miss Marie Rose de Garmenda. whose
engagement 10 julien T. Davies. r.. has been an
nounced at Newport is the second daughter OF
Carlos G. de Garmen1ia, a very beautiful girl. and
introduced 10 society two years ago. Mr. De
Garnendia IS not in good health this summer and
tas been at Saratoga for few weeks OF rest
While his Spaulding has been confined 10 his
nom with a badly injured knee. the result Of
fall from his bicycle Martin de Garmendia who
beyond all medical aid is passing the summer at
Mlbrook Duchess County. The mother Of Mr..
Davies. jr.. is a sister OF Bradley Martin.
Bar Harbor Is In a whirl of gayety Every Kind
OF entertainment IS going on, and bicycling and
photography st!ll numbered among the popular
"fa1s" One Of the conspicuous incidents Of the
week The dance on Monday night at the Nal
vern Hotel. which followed series Of dinner par
ties, given b. Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel. Mrs. Fox
and Edgar sco,i. Active preparations are being
made for the canoe receptions next month. They
will take place, In former years on Friday az
ternOons
Narragansett Is nearly fun t. OVERLOOKING but
there are not many u the familiar faces Of other
years 10 be Tho hunt OF the Narraganseit
Hounds and the luncheon given BY Mrs j. y. Rob
inson at her home in Wakefield after the run were
the peasan,est entertainments last week. There is
some talk at Nararansett Of organizing series
Of subscription dances TO take place at the Casino.
and is possible they may come to pass, but some
people not hopeful.
Pttsfeld put on A squirt OF gayety last week that
made the heads Of the young people swim. There
vas tea or dance for every day in the week.
Win several large dinner parties besides al fresco
entertainments 0: nearly every kind There were
a1nces at the houses Of Mrs. X. NJ. Buckingham.
@'s Morris SchaH and at the Maplewoo1. ana teas
al Ars Henry ". Bishops and Mrs. Walter cut
"hgs, whose guests Of honor were the Misses Cum
AoeKs Of lowell. the sisters Of Arthur CumnOck the
nance OF Miss Mary PomerOy Cutting 1t IS said
SnA' the marriage Of the young people viii take
pace II the winter Mr. Cumnock, who was cap
AN Of the Harvard football team and led his men
""c'ory at Springfield four years ago, Is a popular
!0uns man. The Tuesday evening dances VIII begin
az Ntshed or the first Tuesday Of next month
i"e social excitement Of the week at New-London
c cas me Krmess which the ladies' of the IequOt
the NM ~ gave Oh Monday afternoon and evening for
Ror "ent or the Sisters OF the Assumption OF l>e
oSSeeours Of this city; the New-L London
1Ths n.I Hospital and the Chapel Of the Pequo
ss Is Entertainment which was a financial and social
Ceorss was given under the management Of Mrs
TremeSe,ir Andrews. her daughter, Mrs. J. II. A.
Non,s nnnssere. Mrs stephen Peabody, Mrs Del
Dei v Ars p r Barlow. Mrs. w. a. Slater, Miss
KrkisnnI1e Mrs H. T.. Learned, Miss Graham. Mrs
iron, ,h ana Mrs. Miller. over $l,4O0 was realized
IL nie Entertainment.
poo, 10y oui-Oi-tOwn wedding will take place at
Cbrrcs =" e W ednesddy Of this week In All Angels
Sewn hInnecock Hnls l.. J., when Miss Margaret
Tor Weii Mellen daughter Of Mrs William Proc
LeonasI or this city, VIII be married 10 Robert
Ths cara. Wolterbeek Of Amsterdam. Holland
Farbault. Minn. Ms Menen y" wi be- St;snded
q b rs, SISTER Miss Maud Seymour Meen. - mad