New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

wac" Long Island. Tuxedo and other summer
che,. The officers OF the Austrian man-of-war
co'a which arrived early In the week. were en-
pon,d every day. and treated to drive by
ier,aore A. Havemeyer on his four-in-hand coach
Inv gansett Pier, where they had luncheon.
10 anna Sands Is established In the Swift cot
Nir Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston have ar
'as a, Beechwood for the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
rNr,. u de Forest. who had intended going
ue~a have decided to pass July. August and
ao..rber at Newport; Mrs. W. Ftzhugh White
SEP ia expected 10 arrive from England before
now OF the month when Eastbourne Lodge will
=" encd TO the great satisfaction OF those who
pe :, her visiting list and who can in n short time
~" harvard to pleasant dinners. dances. charming
wv Wv. and a reunion OF Newports most desirable
III. Mrs j. Frederic Person arrived from
l.oe on Wednesday. and is at her villa in Belle
We Mr. and Mrs. James Lorillard Kernochan
Wv he guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. p Kernochan at
-. view and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock. jr
o. tho guests of the formers parents at the Carey
cage Cottage entertainments last week were
NV and some OF them were elaborate but while
.rss, deal has been going at Newport the
-. Of dancing are not yet. They will come In
1,t the first week in August. hurry on at a ter
"a. mace through the hottest nights slacken as
..,.mber approaches and die away upon the ar
20, Of the first cool breezes OF autumn. The
..no hop on Monday night not especially
J1,ed affair. There suspicion of rain In
atmosphere WnlCn kept many away, SUI, the
a. dancers who attended seemed to enjoy them
,... as much as II there were hundreds looking
= and the dance was the gayest affair of the
,un The dinner-lovng community appeared TO
,.se everything its own way. Dinner parties were
-. chief entertainments Of the week. Mr. and
M l. Townsend Burdens on Tuesday night was
-. largest and most gorgeous Of the week Not
,,ce the grand ball given FIVE or six years ago by
n, and Mrs. Burden has Fairlawn presented such
. hautiful and dazzling appearance. Flowers and
u,hs in profusion were everywhere. The dinner
;. xhch twenty-six guests were invited. was served
IN the handsome ballroom Dinners were given on
Monday night by Mr.. and Mrs II. Mortimer
ROCKS Mrs. Brockholst Cutting, Mrs. Louis O.
Jones Mrs. William H. Osgood and Mrs. Alexander
Barret who has her guest pretty Miss Maud
Leland. Among others who entertained at dinner
we're Mrs Robert Goelet. Mrs. Elisha Dyer, jr.
Mrs William F. Burden, Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop
Mrs J. Clinton Gray, Mrs Henry Cews, Mrs. Sid
,ey Webster and Lspenard Stewart.
The second bake of the Newport Clambake Club
was che OF the principal incidents yesterday. Be-
ginning with this week, entertain nents. small and
rreat. elaborate and unpretentous will fill the
DAYS and nights until the time for the formal trial
races off Sandy Hook arrives, when all the men
and most OF the women. too. will certainly turn
their faces toward New-York and the sea. The De-
fender has kept for many days the social sporting
and nautical world in anxious expectancy, and al
ready invitations nave Detn lssucu anu tHSdStHSH'9
have been made with reference TO the contests
70 come later on Mrs y. Devereaux C.app has
cards out for two dinners FOR young people. one
for Tuesday next. July %. and the other for Fri
day night Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. who
are soon give large reception at the Breakers
Will entertain at dinner Thursday night OF this
vtek Mr. and Mrs. Stcyvesant Fish have cards
out for dinner dance for Saturday night OF TINS
week. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt
vii. give a large dinner party at Rough Point on
Monday night July 90. Mrs. James =. kernochah
has not yet issued cards for cotillons or dancing
parties but she has enrolled herself with Mrs.
H. Mortimer Brooks and some other women In the
intellectual cultivation OF Newports fashionable
colony Mrs. Kernochan and the others have OF
fered their drawing rooms 10 Mrs. Maud Hoar FL
l.ott. daughter OF Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. Tor a
series OF informal talks on Artist Life ABROAD
on the Mondays In August and first MONDAY IN
September The dates and subjects are as foiiows'
August IL, ARTISTS in Rome" at Mrs Kernochahs'
August 10, "Vence" al Mrs. J. Clinton Gray s.
August %, "Andalusan Days" at Mrs. H. Mortimer
Brookss and September 2. "A Miracle or waters
at Mrs l. Townsend Burdens.
II is announced that the marriage OF Miss Emily
Tooker daughter OF Gabriel Mead Tooker. TO j.
wadsworth Richie. will take place on Saturday
afternoon. August "a. In Trinity Church. New
port and will be followed by gay reception at the
homs OF the brides father, Kay and Touro sits.
dance on board OF his yacht Valiant on Friday
night at Bar Harbor where he arrived from
Newport early in the week. will, soon after the
International yacht race OF SANDY HOOK san
away In his magnificent pleasure craft TOT u long
cruise In foreign waters Mr.. vanderbilt mas ihVteu
q considerable party to accompany MIN. some u
those asked are Miss Hattie Roberts. Fernando
Yznara Frederic O. Beach and J. Louis Webb.
There was an Influx OF beauties and bellies, win
their attendant SWANS, at Bar Harbor last week.
and decided rush OF gay HE, poth IN t"e WV.
,ages and the hotels. Next 10 Mr. NanderDil
dance the most conspicuous entertainment OF 'he
week was the reception given by Mr.. and Mrs Al
bert Clifford Barney, on Monday afternoon, AZ
their villa TO introduce their daughter. Miss Natahe
Barney who received in a simple gown OF white
null, assisted by her mother ana group Oh prey
girls including Miss Helen Morton. Miss Tina MOT
ton daughters Of Governor Morton; Miss Gariaho'
Miss Lawrence Miss Sturgis. Miss Mary Patterson
and Miss Ede. In the evening Mr.. ana MITE par
ney gave dinner party in honor OF their daugh'er.
Mrs p II Townsend wife OF the ex-Mlnister TO
Japan and Robert Pendleton Bowler, each enter
taned at dinner at the Kebo Valley Ciuo mousse OH
Wednesday night Mrs. Townsend's guests In
Guided Miss Morton. Miss Bend, MISS "hhach'
Miss Belknap. Frederick o. Beach, NJ. lie rhait'
the Belgian Minister; Comte de Buissere, his sec
retary and Mavroyeni Bey. the Turkish Minister
In Mr. Bowler's party were Miss sturgs. MISS Gar
land Miss Scott Mrs. Bowler, Edgar scott ana
James A. Garland Another dinner was gwen OH
Wednesday night by Mrs. George Pace "hoSe re-
ceptions with music will be among the eiaoo'a'e
entertanmsn,s Mt Bar Harbor In August Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Carroll Jackson's guests at dinner a,
PARKWAY. on Thursday night. were Mrs. Rcharo
Gambrill. Mr.. and Mrs. Glraud Foster. Mr. ana MIS-
Arthur Cation Mrs. Livingston Lee and MISS JACK
son. Some time next month there VIII be pro
ductlon at Kebo Valley Club house OF MANY
living pictures Golf playing Is just now 'he mo-.
popu,ar nas,,rne at Rsr Harbor there are some
excellent players young Henry Payne whitney
son Of ex-secretary William c. whitney being one
Q. the most proficient, The amateur son 'ou'" &c.
ment promises 10 be interesting ana anea"' INV
subscriptions received for prizes are iarse.
At Narragansett Pier the week was ia'".. ~,
obign1 the hatbIne. driving and all outdoor sports
we're thoroughly enjoyed. while the hop on Ihurs-