New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17
THE WEEK IN soc1rms

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The extraordinary exodus to Eurons 49,. =.
The steamships which seiled last 49, "'nuea
away large contingent of fashionah,. 'stsiso
spend the time abroad between now ana -. S'we
ming OF the season at Newport Bar NJ oa
Narrasansett Pier. Among those vho ,.,,ss sad
week were Mrs. William II. Schiefrelln MI. -. ~
iehn' Mr. ana MRS William e. Shepherd. tbs ,s.s
sister OF MIS- cornelius Vanderbilt MIRA u. as
Cutting. Hayward Cutting, Mrs. Colgate III Heniy
Hoyt. Mrs. w. Rockefeller Mrs Je1ie noyty Nhs
Mr.. and Mrs John Markle Mrs. Jamso od Wright
NJ ana MIS- Iso Rcardo Acosta the parents o Of
Mrs. Juan Aparicio who are going abro ena MI nd
the marriage of their granddaughter MI.s % ss!ss4
rios. daughter OF Nine de Rhoda TO Gauss &c B4k
Leal which is 10 take place in Paris soua VIE \
month. ''e ume neR
Tuxedo is enjoying little preliminary v,v..-.
fore her residents depart for Newport or "a. -
Dor, as they always do ere the midsummer b... =.
In. The clubhouse Is well filed, and last p,sh. -
was some informal dancing In the ballrs..' 'nN
dinner. The cottages arc nearly all occuS.s .x
many guests are booked for quarters IN A. -
house for the next three weeks to come ~. s
ing has begun in earnest and e. ~ Tailet Nm, n'H
Kent. Richard Butler and some others h,v. ausn
good hauls nearly every day Of landloci s. n'sas
and black bass. The weather Is delightful s..ssmoa
park never looked more attractive than 4 - ~
It's bright spring dress of fresh foliage -
everywhere the busy note Of preparation keY
and building Is the staple industry in Tursdf0
now. Golf Is still a favorite pastrne with ~ w
we'll as some Of the women match bs,,~a
the Tuxedo Club and the Golf Club OF PhIlsSssss
Is announced to take place on Saturday ~ ~
week. The Fourth of July Is to be celebrated ~
usual way, with outdoor tournaments In Whlx y
competitors viii be the men servants in the slr
fitted up as bicycle repair shop, salesroom n,
general wheelery.
From the present outlook, Tuxedo will han !.
extremely large summer colony this year ys,,s
thirty houses have been leased for the s...,-
and six new houses are In course Of constructo,
Among those who are building new home, =,
Samuel Spencer J. W. Hennng. c. H. Coser ~
A. D. Juilliard The last named has bouph, n.
place formerly occupied and owned by Villa,
Waldorf Aston Mr. Juilliard, who Is occupytn. "A.
cottage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard IT.. "A.
latter being still abroad, is building himself
magnificent house on his new property The follow
ing Is a list Of this summers owners and occn
pants OF cottages: Mr.. and Mrs. Lorlard Rona,s.
are occupying their cottage, at the foot Of Turf.
Mountain; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Snow han
leased Buena Vista. the cottage Of W. W. watrous
Mr. and Mrs. 7. Sufern Taller will occupy Their
cottage until some time In July. when they VII
go to Newport James Brown Potter is expectA
home from Europe in few days. to take posss<
mack. who spent all last winter at Tuxedo, apl
who will soon go abroad for the summer have LEASED
their cottage TO H. W. Monroe; Mrs Eugene a.
Cruger has rented her house to Otto Andreae Mr.
and Mrs Schuyler NJ Warren have already taken
possession OF Mrs Livingston's cottage; Mr. and
Mrs william Kent, who intended to spend hs
summer abroad and afterward changed their mindl
have rented their cottage for the summer to w.
and Mrs f. b. Thomas; Mr.. and Mrs. Kent them
selves are occupying the Hoffman COTTAGE Genera
James VI. Varnum has rented his cottage to NJ.
and Mrs @. Louis Boissevain; j. C. Parrish's COT
tage has been taken for the summer by his sister.
Mrs C. c. Lee; Mr. and Mrs Flamen B. Candlef,
of Brooklyn, will take possession Of the Albert 3.
Foster cottage on June 1; John Clafin has LEASED
the cottage owned by Mr.. and Mrs Herbert PeIl
The Misses Wallace, OF West Thrty-eghth,,
have rented for the summer the cottage Of A. n
Post Mitchell; Bruce Price has rented his cottage
for the season TO Mr. and Mrs August Heckschef;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Chapman Will occupy theR
house this sumner r wan MS MIR and Mrs Rich
ard Deiafeld will occupy the u. " Raven so'31ys
this summer and VII have as thelr guess sS w ~.
the home me Of Mr. and Mrs. George H Hull; Nh
Morris II. Henry's cottage has been rented 70
cottage OF j. Rdgway Moore has been taken u ,sf
The by Charles mari seca3ty aS Sec,ms The owners
OF Mrs. Robert Nice. Graham's cottage have leased
vee ant Ma Nay ss to Mi Ho spG nrs
cupy the home Sf Mr. and Mrs Hs sss , wNN
nnrchased the CarIey place has decided 70 sf.
has leased the cottage q Mr.: and Mrs TSl "a
pass the greater part OF the summer season Nai:
ragansett have leased their cottage 10 Nj. no
Mrs ThayeE RSSo Sessions MGs Of aO the Bss 5
cottage, which is now occupied by Mr. ana h AZ.
A. A. Low of Brooklyn Aychioad Rq H,n e n:
been leased for hve years to Mr. and Mrs. cs sn
house. Some Of the cottasers who win occupy
their homes during the spring and par fsa ~
Mr.. and Mrs John Greenough. Mrs; James k sn!
Mr. and Mi A%os DaS G
S rck ~ Vsn cortlandt Mss Breese. Mr. and
Mrs Grenve Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. Edson i B.aalR
A sph Mrs osn a VOTE and Mr. and Mrs Nicholas
Fish.
The racing world gathered in fair numbers y
Morris PARK on Tuesday last, WREN the meeting
there was opened. Everything combined 10 NAV
the day an exceedingly pleasant one and tne isss
,onoble people who filed the boxes In the aas
house section OF the grandstand enjoyed ,ns "a
TO the utmost The attendance yesteIu srnS Of ma
and there was ,Ss cbb"ss as We'll as in the F
vate boxes
Cards will be out in a few days for the weoa.s
OF Miss Freda Dyckman to Alexander NJ "e
Tuesday afternoon. June 2, AT the nome "
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs Isaac NJ D,eA 'A.,
Kingsbridge Road and Two-hundred-and-eism' ,.
st. The marriage ceremony which VIII II ne XII
at o'clock in the afternoon. VIII pe PonJ Prs
the Rev. George Payson pastor OF the IN vSs,tt
bSterian Church assisted by the rev III, n r.
Kittredge, the pastor OF the Madison nssn IN.
formed Church There will be large feceP"''
medlatey after the ceremony
The wedding OF Miss Helena Bauer 70 Le"n -. A
Hasse was celebrated on THURSDAY evening . .~s
the home OF the brides mother. Mrs. Joseph " No.
Bauer No lH West Sixty -ninth-st the rev. ..,A
ison c Peters pastor OF the Boominsdaie To- n.s
Church. officiated at the ceremony, ~hicn WV - AZ
in the drawing room. The brides gov" ,.es
heavy cream brocade. with trimmings Oh .p fstene
and orange blossoms. Her vel OF tul!s Heur de rs
with a corone Of orange blossoms anu , he BRIDE
pin OF diamonds and pearls. gilt L'v ~ her uncle
groom. Miss Bauer was given away W Gowns o.
Louis Bauer. The bridesmaids. VINO Mo WI Vase and
pink satin and chiffon, were Miss ANNA a. Junot
Miss Henrietta Josephine Bauer. 1--WE .Hs, The cere'
attended Mr. Hasse as best man. ai'
mony there was a reception.
The marriage OF Miss Frances Myers, IN. city,