New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

..,he- which is usually a dead month has
-, FAR been given very largely to yacht
-. nv day ana dinaers al night, entertainments
>,.n have brought the smart set together fire.
.,,,v this last week. On Tuesday. and again on
~,,-ssay Thousands turned out on steamers. yachts
"a avery other style OF craft to follow the con-
'-.,,ns yachts on their course The weather or
-, DAYS was perfect for excursion the
80, and the thousands aioat thoroughly
go the nautical panorama spread before them.
,snieht and the brilliant coloring OF the New
,....v and Long Island shores The Nourmahal.
y.qsnt Corsair. Conqueror. and indeed nearly
.-v steam yacht In commission In these waters
- many guests Thursday. and their passen-
.,,s witnessed the unlooked-for withdrawal OF the
v,uvr,e and the ride to victory by the De-
fender.
-,s abrupt ending OF the international yacht
.,nr sent the bellies and beaus OF the fashionable
~o,,d hurryng back to Newport Lenox and tina
.,r,ss which are filing up for the autumn season.
rr.-v train that stops at Tuxedo there fine days
,,,,r< back 10 the lovely park number OF cottage
ouners who have been trying change or air at
x.,no-; Bar Harbor or Narragansett Pier Tux
A, IL lust now most beautiful spot The amphi-
,s.tre Of hills clothed in brilliant raiment presents
more attractive sight than ever The winter
u,lonv Al the park promises to be numerous and
gay 49,
.wsrook. wheatey and Cedarhurst is again coming
,orsther after the outing in distant PAGES
ana IN short time there will be runs with the
,ounds golf. and probably good amateur
mort at the pony races. pleasant incident at the
vsadowbrook Club Monday last was the
uucheon given by William Eusts, brother OF Mrs
Thomas Hitchcock. jr. which was one OF the most
rorgeous affairs OF the kind given at the club.
The tables were arranged the lawn. and thu
of WI
,sr;les on the steam yachts out TO the races.
we're carried TO and from Bay Ridge on special
train. The special race at the Sheepshead BAY
track on Wednesday between August Belmonts
Henry OF Navarro. the Messrs. Keenes Domino and
Mr. Ba.dwin's Rey FL Santa Anita attracted a
number OF prominent society women, who enjoyed
IN. sport immensely. Mrs. W. Seward Webb sat
N one OF the grandstand boxes with Mrs. W.
Butler Duncan and c. Creighton webb. Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles F. Havemeyer had In their party In
me OF the boxes Mr and Mrs. J. Borden Hartman.
Miss Evelyn Burden. Mss Blight. Frederick
Beach Philip Lydig Duncan Elliot and Count
sierstorpn Miss Anna Sands was with Mr.. and
Mrs Stanley Mortimer. and Miss May Bird and
Miss Kane were with Mrs. August Belmont
Newport cottagers coming and going and
.nce the yacht races ended. hundreds OF and
women. leading lights in the social armament have
returned to partake OF many last dinners and TO
enjoy the beautiful autumn al the seashore.
The largest and most important gathering OF the
week was on Wednesday a. Mrs !. Townsend
Burdens beautiful home Fairlawn when near.y
80 persons assembled to listen 10 Professor A
" sner's talk on Esprit Coutumes dAutrefois"
The cottagers are all entertaining number or
guests. Mrs. Astor has with her at Beechwood.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Orne Wilson: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hone are guests OF Perry Belmont. and Mr.. and
Mrs Douglas Grant the guests % Mrs. Grants
,ars-ts and Mrs George Scott
Brisk and brac.ng have been the breezes blowing
over the Berkshire hills for the last three
DAYS Vctorias. tandems and dogcarts. with occu-
pants well protected by heavy woollens and even
flrs are 10 be seen on the roads about Lenox en-
joy.ns the glorious weather and the beauties re-
yea ei or the hills almost every turn. Gof con-
t.nues to be the rage with the women wei as
the men. and interest In the coming tournament is
great Arrangements for It have been practically
completed and it is expected that Norton. Dunn.
Davis Campbell and Honeyman will be or hand for
the professional atches. Mr. and Mrs. John :
Barness dance at their summer home. Codorook
Oh Friday night. the principal social affair Of
TIE week The young people turned out in great
Numbers and enjoyed a well-conducted coton, led
BY Arson Phelps Stokes IT.. without a partner. 1t
was Mr.. Stokes first appearance as a leader OF the
cotllon He introduced several novel and effective
figures There were no favors and no attempt was
made by the hostess to add TO the beauty OF the
rooms OF the house by any show OF flowers or
autumn leaves The assemblies will soon be begun,
and then the young peop.e will have opportunity
to dance 10 their hearts content.
OF the things promised at Lenox the most elab-
crate in every way will be the wedding Of Miss
Ethel Phelps Stokes. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arson Phelps Stokes. to John s. Hoyt. which Is TO
taFe place in Trinity Church October 81 Three
hundred guests will be invited 10 the ceremony and
oreakfas. which il be sarved on the lawn at
shadowbrok the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes
The autumn weddings will not be numerous in
town. They viii begin with the marriage Of Miss
Fanny j. Belts. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
r Belts. to Walcott H. Johnson. Of Boston which
is set for the first week t. October al Grace
Church. The marriage OF Miss Helen Resale
Remsen. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phenix Remsen.
70 Woodruff sutton. viii be celebrated at noon on
Thursday October g. at Babylon. Long Island On
October Miss Helen Robinson. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs jeremiah Robinson. OF No 30 Fifth-ave Will be
married 10 Frederic Bull. son OF William Lanman
Bull. Of this city. at Wakefield. r. L. where the
brides parents have handsome summer home.
The marriage OF Miss Resale Gould and Howard F.
Clark son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Clark will be
another OF the out-of-to weddings 1t Will be
celebrated al 3 o'clock in the afternoon OF october
O. Al Tarrytown. where Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jud-
son Gou.d the parents Of the bride. have country
home. The reception will not be a large one.
The marriage OF Miss Macy. daughter OF William
Macy. jr to George J. Chamberlain. will take place
September . at the home o. the brides father ii
West Chester
The marriage OF Miss Sibylla Hester to Gustave
r Bauhahn. OF this city. Will take place on
Wednesday evening next. at the home OF the bride
parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry Herter. West End
and One-hundred-and- second-st The Rev
Anthony Kessler. rector OF st. Josephs roman
Catholic Church West Ons-hundred and-twenty'
n'th-st. will be the officiating clergyman In the
bridal procession there will be two bridesmaids Miss
Pauline Bauhahn. sister OF the bridegroom ane
NSs Rose schermer: two maids OF honor MISS
Marie ELinger and Miss Liona HerteT' cousins Oh
the bride and TWO pages Otto Herter' cousN'
and Albert Herter. a brother Frank her'er' I"
uncle OF the bride, will be Mr. Baunahh Des' man
The ushers will he Arthur Wehrmann, Peter Herter
cousin OF the bride. Frank Leyendecker. cousin o.