New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

- I. no denying that taps have been
ni,, At Newport. There is a subsistence Of
,,e. and spirit OF unrest has prevailed
o,g people during the last week. Many of The
,.,nort cottagers have gone directly from New
>, Lenox; others after coming to New-York
~ q day In the shops and night at the play.
70 gone on to Tuxedo, where all the best COM
,s ard Injuries of life to be mad for the
ling The city by the sea Is settling down into
no grayness Of its autumn season. when, although
Va sun shines brightly and the sea waves glitter
.rs diamonds there is look of abandonment and
.,sl,ness in places which short time ago were
.d,an, with life and color. and to which those who
nain find 1t difficult to become accustomed Yet
,.sni,s the mgra ton that has taken place IN the
,.s few days, IL is possible that there may yet ne
complementary .eason in the bright, crisp days
:, october when large house parties Will III Wake
ur., Rough Point and Sea View, the pleasant
,on,e of Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Kernochan, and
.ars of Newport will keep open house and en-
-. the countless beauties and advantages OF their
mmmer homes. they are unable TO 10 IN inc
,usy times OF the gay season. AS was expected
:, the beginning OF the summer. the young married
vomen have carried everything before them This
GEAR at Newport. and although the season has been
20 cav than some which have gone BEFORE IL, yet
,be favored few who have been most In request
=, nicnics luncheons. dinners. dances and suppers
have not found the time hanging heavily on 'hei,
hands The season tardy OF development ana
large private entertainments were not many o'hi
,nsre was enough always going on to Keep the
.smbers Of the ia shionable world constantly NOV
-. one of the pleasantest incidents OF last week
ss the wedding of Miss Ellen NJ. H. Taft, niece
=, sYGovernor Royal c. Taft. of Rhode Island, TO
lanes p Scott. Of Philadelphia. which TOOK place
~ noon on Tuesday at the home OF Mr.. ana Nrs'
charles NJ. Oelrichs Only the members OF 'he I'M
mediate family and intimate friends were piuuen
"a the ceremony-which performed by the ReV.
90 -
c,,rch-ant to the wedding breakfast There were
oi,her bridesmaids nor ushers. Edgar scott at
tended his brother as best man. The bride VINO Is
. convert to the Catholic faith. ana an eN're"'e!
nre,ty Young woman was attired In Ea'hei p"'ii''
.de gown of white satin. and tulle veil caught
with a bunch Of orange blossoms and handsome
howknot of diamonds, a gift from the oridesroon
,bo also presented to her tiara OF diamonds ara
. necklace of the same Jewels said to be worth
,sn 600 Mr. Scott viii take his BRIDE 70 ltu'ope
where they will pass the winter Inc fslii"a'e'
value Of the presents was 100000. Mrs' iheoNo,e
4 Havemeyer sister of Mrs. Oelrichs' gave inc
,,,,A a diamond studded watch. MI ana M's
Correlus Vanderbilt have at Stone Acre rs their
. quests the Rev Dr. and Mrs David n. Greer ana
Sn,uncAv NJ Depew and Mr. Van Allen mas among
his guests at Wakehurst Mrs. Wlihahi 'ou
mother OF Mrs. c. oliver lselin. AS peioie q"
nounced the wedding of Miss Charlotte 1uIi"e
veil and Victor Sorchap will take place IN New
his farewell bachelor dinner on "euhs''Hs ms
=, ,ba Knickerbocker Club. His guests incuaei D.
Wadsworth Richie whose marriage 10 NM -
selca Gerry daughter Of Mr. and MIS- h'o'i's
Gerry Is 10 be celebrated before the CHRISTMAS Nv"
aavs. Hamilton W. Cary. William cutting IT, anu
Rrockholst Cutting The marriage OF MISS
Hunnewell OF Boston. cousin OF MT SUI 0" ,
e,,csa 70 Herbert NJ Hartman. son OF MT an"
Mrs oliver Hartman. Of this city, Will take pa.'
an Wednesday of this week in Boston MI ma
man Ia a brother OF Mrs Louis NJ Ru'he'lolu' O'
r,Arlv Mrs Samuel 5. Sands tr.; OF MIS- "".a'' !,
r Trayers Of Oliver Hartman Jr' VINO MAJ
Miss Grace CAREY, and J. Borden Hartman m'0,'
wl,s was Miss Hurst, daughter OF Francis w d.
Hurst The engagement Of Miss Hunneweii ana MI
Hartman was made just year ago
The gayety at Lenox is growing. lNe Pieasa'
warm weather of the last two or three DAYS mas
brought out summer ribbons and furpe'o"s III
profusion than and gaudy equipages win can!
noorran.s have dashed up and down the village street
and passed and repassed on the Pittshe'd ana ''o0
bridge roads The welcome rain started the noun
tain brooks which this year proved dehah's ina
,hav Al no, 20 on forever. and there has been
succession of entertainments OF every oesc'ip'io'
..,,ra,ng a dnner-dance at Wheatleigh the hand-
$50 country home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. COOK
which was the most elaborate entertainment vi NV
week Mrs George II. Morgan entertainer ."e
Archery Club on Tuesday. when there was dahe'"s
:, the lawn People are arriving in Lenox every
no. bean recently made by the coming OF Mrs Benz
Nelson who has taken cottage and intehds 10 re
main among the Berkshire hills until late IN >o'e"
her The Golf Club Is an extremely popular pidi. ,t
and the game is growing in FAVOR espeea uhC
the Young people. Among the young "o"e ,,'.
orc randly becoming experts at the INKS arc
Marion Greenleaf, who Is going aproau VIZ W.,
,,,hsr and mother this fall for a year or '"o' VI
stokes Miss Charlotte Barnes. MISS Anna '""
and the daughters OF Sir Roderick IaHe'o"'
Tuxedo will be a gay place this fail' anu e'e -
rooms are rented and cottages taken io' ,, ., d.
,rr,r season The golf tournament VIII pes" II
q few days and this will fill up any Vacahcies t''
there NAV be and bring the fashiohao'e g.,
a.v.s march nearer home. Nearly e'e'''"'e "
,..d,ne.s for the tournament. when promises " ~
interesting. There will be on the ero0".s a,sa,s
from the different clubs. including 81 A"',
chtn,scock Newport Meadow Brook the NOT
Piver and the Country Club OF Boston i"',e -.
he Arst a match for club teams OF Iou' ~ ~
Individual (nedaD play. Unless all Signs i' 49,,
49, so,o,.. that have ever been played IN tni'
country will develop in the coming tou' 'a -,
eou.s ,,aoss are nearly ali occupied and TN
- q. ,ar from dull as there Is music LOT uaIV's
svsrv Saturday night. with large inhuN o' w"
York men for Sunday The latest ieSse.s % -,
srs Mr. and Mrs Ernest Crosby, MT ana MT 49,
~ p.,s,ar Foster Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas flsh
% H. p,cbard C. Sibley, who have taker
,,n cottage If De Lancey Nicoll: Mrs Maunse"
so,.rs,,n who has leased the Richard Hunt pace
Mr. and Mrs George BALDWIN Newell MISS fone ~,
and tho Rev and Mrs George William Douglas MI
and Mrs Richard Mortimer have returned from i'"
v.rhor and Mr. and Mrs r. Fulton cutting arrive
t' oa,..a from Newport on Friday. MI an'
Mrs George C;rswold are established in their pret'!
cottage for the season Waiter H. Lewis, VINO n.
Gently bought some land near the Christopher VOL
place has already begun to build handsome 'e''
dsnce ,,o-.h,
fQ
carroll Of Baltimore to Count Charles Won Ieun
Kirchen. a lieutenant In Bavarian caVan
regiment. Miss Carroll is daughter OF ea arapd
ernor John NJ Carroll OF Maryland. ana ~ a i,,,
sam o , 81 the late Royal Phelps OF TINS cry
Among her remote ancestors on her heess who
,its herseT was descended from the Original JONI ON