New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
mur WEEK IN SOCIETY.

~ most
one Of ,Se former pace was the subscription din
meets al ,,s q, The Golf Clubhouse. Ii was The
lsr anu D' ,ss Of subscription entertainments. ana
lrs; o. a. ~ Mr. and Mrs. ogden MS. The
vas !" nh,ch were inclosed. were brilliantly il'u-
psf', ara an elaborate feast was served. the
nna''. orr seated AT small tables In the brilliant
guess we're Mr. and Mrs. Royal Phe.ps Carro'
eonpas Mrs whitney Warren. Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Nr aH .sa~f,rl. Mr. and Mrs. J. Borden Hsrriman
u ku'. v,s william X. Travers. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ a"I r,@,o, Mr.. and Mrs S;uyvcsan; Fish, Miss
H'o''. 80 Miss Edith Gushing, Miss HuNnewell
AnAA - countess Scrs;orpn. Miss Tooker. Mss
CUE .ha Misses Gerry. Marquis Imperial Baron
si'n' vadswor;h Ritchis Count Nichy. james
FA"- Alien Victor Sorchon ard Hamilton cary
J. ,",,,,e was Informal the music being supplied
Tue Ind from the Naval Training station Inc
"a n the series Of subscription dances took pace
se''" and was much larger and more e.abo-
~ IT,, than the first entertainment. II has been
nur - give similar entertainments every Satur-
w. sring during the season.
Cay casino dances continue 10 he popular. ana
- the to!lettcs worn are, as a rule. simple inc
VIM q, nrsttv. as the girls are looking particularly
E mi. summer-perhaps because they have had
VIZ ,r,un,tv 10 lose their roses. The dance on
" ,. night was the gayes; OF the season ana the
A' ","'ans seemed inspired by the gay ana FESTIVE
n's. .r.,ce Of the floor and played with commend
sDirlf
Sun ' ~ loycliness in a simple gown of white
p, with trimmings OF white satin Countess
.,o who was Miss Knowlton. or brooklyn
g. rich gown Of white silk. orocadeu Win great
',bss a, purI.c lilaos. Mrs. Whitney warren was
~ - IN one Of the most attractive gowns OF me
,,s II was Of primrose yellow satin' the sh'rt
eos with RULES Of yellow chiffon, ana the low
10. with short puffei sleeves was garianded with
p'..e Mrs Warren wore some beautiful pearl
x
'r.c,ve gown Of white striped satin. ornamented
I o,,as and hretelles OF eminence purple velvet.
w. ,bors wh, contributed 10 the beauty OF the
...,s were Miss Gamnell who looked remarkably
~ 4, gown Of pink brocaded satin. trimmed with
.a.,,,o,sa blue velvet. Miss Edith Cushing IN pale
- ,rue and white satin: Miss Daisy Person In
SS,DcoIored satin made with large sleeves OF green
..,,r. Mrs J. J. Emory In black MORE. embellished
-, ub,,a lace and black je;; Miss Suilman. In
,,r silk trimmed with shell-pink chiffon; Mss
,rni,shonse -ose-colored satin. draped with en-
,.,sarad null and Miss Tooker, In white SILK. ef-
s.,.,yav trimmed with mauve satin. There were
,r.-s enough 10 make the evening one OF con-
aa.rahla endowment. on Tuesday evening MI. ana
Ms " Fitzhugh Whltehouse gave an elaborate
s,rsr marty al Eastbourne Lodge. when their guests
included Mr. and Mrs. A. Augustus Low MT ana
Mrs John J. WysonG. Judge and Mrs. j. & gray
u,ss Anna Sands and Count Reventow, the Dan
,-h
ave dinner party on the night In honor OF
,bpr guest. Miss Taft. Of Providence other din
,sr.giyers on this nigh; Mr.. and Mrs
" Watts Sherman. Mrs. W. NJ. Mayer. Mrs. Gem
.,t c. Moore. Mr. and Mrs Kernochan. Mrs Julien
r Davies and Mrs John J. Wysong entertained az
luncheon on Wednesday. and that night Edward II
Buckley gave dinner party at the COX CUP Ills
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ogden Mills. Mr. and Mrs
J. Borden Hartman. Mr. and Mrs Royal Phelps
FRAY "a
lton Cary
On Thursday Royal Phelps Carroll sailed 10 Mar
ragansett Pier in his yacht Navahoe with George
B. De Forest F. Brockho,st Cutting Edward II.
Buckley and Whitney Warren as companions They
enjoyed luncheon at the Casino and. after few
visits sailed back TO Newport in the afternoon
Several steam yachts with women on board ar
rived in Newport Hsrbor las; week. and number
sailed away 10 the eastward The Norrmahai with
AR and Mrs. John Jacob As,or on board. dropped
anchor on Tuesday morning and. after visit 20
Mrs Aston at Beech~ood. sailed The next day for
Bar Harbor with party OF gres,s. among whom
were Dr.. ". Seward Webb. Mr.. en1 Mrs Adolf
Lsdenburs. Miss Marie Winthrop. Miss Beatrice
Bend Lispenard Stewart and Charles A Baldwin.
Eugene Higgins. who recently arrived at Newport
from Europe. started the same day on his steam
yacht Columbia FOR the same place.
Rumors Of matrimonial engagements are SIN
lively announced. The engagement has been an
nounced OF Miss Thebaud. of Madison, w j., 10
Charles A. Heckscner OF Orange. y j.. brother
Of Mrs John Christopher Wi,merding. FROM Paris
comes the announcement OF the engage ment OF
Mss Florence Van Duzen Reed. younger daughter
O. the late J. Van Dlsen Reed. whose death oc-
cured In Paris nearly two years ago. 10 the Mar
GUS de Bio,ti a Frenchman with an Italian
name Miss Reed lives with her mother at 80.
.. pu., fv-r ting gl 2
Her sister Miss Marie Reed. died about a year ago
Mrs. Reed owns the Padelford Cottage In Belle
weave. Newport.
While the departures for the other side continue
10 be numerous. a large number Of persons con-
sp.cuous in the world OF fashion have'recently re-
turned from their European wanderings. Among
them are Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt ana
Kiss Gertrude Vanderbilt, who. with her mother.
and wearing A simple gown OF pale lilac silk. was
present. at the Casino dance on Friday night; Mrs
nam 0elrichs. Miss Virginia Fair. Center
s \. Mrs. F. Broskhoilst Cutting ana ana
William Cutting. Jr. Among those who sailed
AS week were Mrs. J. Coleman Draylon;
Mn Louis c. Tiffany MIR and Mrs. z. J. Baylies,
s Il a; Duer, King Duer. NJ ana MFs fh'hp
The governors OF the Newport Casino. in an.
,oaneng Wednesday. August %. as the date or
he he ioreock. and have by deciding upon the date
! mus early. prepared all who propose TO give en-
ornaments next month to reserve the 18th Tor
Ts one great subscription ball Of the season
snth the cooperation OF the cottngers. the bail
ms year will undoubtedly be the most brilliant
e,sl given al the Casino
,Narraganset promises itself better season than
~ y. several years past and ii IS 10 be hoped for
~ Iuure Of the resort that its expectations may
rallied. The hotels and cottages are well filed
~ mere Is much Of the old-time brilliancy The
sesho management has decided 10 enlarge the
ss..aesua. ana good music Is 10 be OF the
s11esa.ss OF the there. where the hops are
Say crowded to sufocatOn and the display Of
I've. quite eabOrsli' Mrs. Burke-Roche who IL
in.Lu he most beautiful women at Narragansett {.
n saea lovely al the last Casino dance in gown of
C.se SIX richly trimmed with point lace. Mrs.
NJ ' c Kane Is at the Revere as * her custom.
:, s Clarence Mckim is established in the Annex
.enefrys and Mrs l. S. Grant Is occupying
~. OF The Sherry cottages. Mrs. Grant Is Just now
raining Colonel and Mrs. Frederick Dent
O.. snd Miss Julia Dent Grant. After the hunt
rdsr.e Narragansett hounds on Wednesday last the
- ana those who followed in carriages took tea
Vas Nasno on invitation Of Mrs. Sherry. There
Of n.sc by the orchestra and the scene was one
vers ''wyaerable beauty. Some of those present
M WIS mrs L. 8 Grant. Mrs Frederick D. Grant.
Tr wMiMam Rhinelander. Mrs. Grenville Kane.
son .%saro. Mrs. Philip Rhinelander. Mrs. Steven
a"o Mrs. Butterfeld