New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

w. the one important social as well as sporting
no,r of the week 1t brought together "e
lumber OF people from Westminster 'nu''
w"ssh,ry. Tuxedo, Orange. Staten Island Newport
d even Ierox. The sport probably never Sd"
80 aav and certainly cannot remember i'ore
~,..r,, ard better-dressed assemb,age Of LOW" men
rs women than witnessed the running OF the 'h'r
,esn;h Suburban Tuesday last. AS Tor tue soc''i
s,ect OF the day, 1t could not have been improved
nm The boxes were well filed and there was d
80 Gathering OF society people. the women APP
GEARING in their smartesi costumes. Mrs August
belmont, Mrs Foxhan Keene, Mrs William r.
Doug.as, Mrs. Perry Tiffany Mrs. Charles r Have, Have,
Stevens %sysr Mr. Mrs Thomas H,chcScf Miss Anna
ssnds. Mrs James Hude Beekman. Mrs lie Grand Hi
L. r,c Nei,son. Miss Bec Nelson and many other
bellies and beauties were distributes among MI, iny
boxes and reserved seats on The gands;ana
to the Belmont coors brought large c f of
Navarro was extremely popular
Another social incident of the week was the
onenng OF the series OF contests under the auspices
az the National Polo Association at the srouhos
~ the Meade " brook Hunt Club al Hampstead on
Monday last, the match being between 'he h's'
teams Of the Meadowbrook and Rockaway cuoS
COR cups offered by the former The second OF iAe
sAries vas played on Friday, instead OF Wednes-
day account of the rains % oadnwsrook and
he second team of the Rockaway Cluo' al,r o ne
.nlred in a victory for the latter team Among
eSose who Witnessed the games on tie two days
ms ms, Mr. and Mrs Stanley Mortimer Mr. and
NJ August Belmont Mrs. Belmont Purdy, Mss
TSn MIS- Mr. and Mrs T. d. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs;
Oliver ". Bird, Mr. and Mrs; James Lorilard lard
Sottene;. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles g. Peters and Dudley Winthrop
Newport's summer residents have been arriving
IN such numbers for the last few days that soon
there will not be cottage unenantcd. Newport
&c aopareny to have a popuous, which ought 10
mean a gay season MIR and Mrs Robert Goele''
who arrived from Europe snort time ago. "le
occupy.ng their home. Vinland. formerly Louis
1orillards beautiful place will shortly be occupied
hy It's new owners. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mchas
Twomby Mrs. Burke-Roche is already es'Sp-
,sAed for the season in the cottage orGinaiiy
owned by the Duchess de Dino and reSsa,y Por,
christopher r. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. ElTln ~
Morgan opened their home on be&Son Sois III
are at Rough Point for the summer; Mr. ana MIS- Mrs
Elisha Dyer r MI and Mrs. Prd e';v ave onene
their Newport homes for the season MS Oeoi i
Hoffman and Miss Hoffman are expef's Mrs e OGDEN
Coelet will open their picturesque VIVA t9ou. 'en
"a, COM ng.ont party for Miss Goelet, which Will
doubtless be of the important social thars ol
t I've se s and an accomplished pianist Bee hTood
"a being prepared for its mistress; MIS- w ii ,
~ s,ter;ainments given by the cotagers are not
as yoi OF elaborate character aIthodsh 5000
%Teientious luncheons and dinner parties occurred
las; week Mrs. William F. Burden Mrs. 'am ns
p Kernochan Mrs. John r. Drexel and MISS
Gammeu will entertain this week
ona ~ the brilliant affairs of the summer at New
mort will be the coming-out party for MISS May van
Alien. daughter Of James ]. Van Allen, and grand
daughter Mrs william Astor which n XII r Van
pIs en nroSablv early in August. Miss Van Allen
who is descTeed as s1c so. she Was Small child
father having passed the winters with her'
N.vr Yor Is AL
-sasv established for the season in their handsome
GUNNER homes is enjoying spell of gayety' lunch
aor. afternoon receptions and dinners with dash
9. Solf forming the staple amusements Arramse
mems mems Iii TAXI place on Saturday next, at ne
Ienox Golf Club 1t Is expected Iaat ~ 70 make
80 mon will take part in It, ana heIp 10 IIiah
en msI he days celebration at the pretty resort
IN the Rerkshires.
Miss I. Mabel Davis was quietly married TO Alex.
ander stratton at noon yesterday, al ths hoI - -
her mother Mrs S. E. Davis, No Il East ohe-
hundred-and thrtiethst The marriage G ,hs Rev
William G. Heng pastor OF wb nne M GOWN was Of
Yh,e satin and point lace trimmings was was g,ver
away by her mother She was unattendeo oS e bt
or @ his brotber Dean Stratton. There were no
ushers, and the ceremony was Followed u! oman
reception.
nrattv wedding on Wednesday evening nexf VIII
he that Of Miss Marion Gould. daughter OF the ia'e
William w. Could, OF BATAVIA, ~ - ~
" Tomlnson, jr son Of Daniel W. Tomlinson' ST.
president of the Bank Of Batavia. which Will be cele
brated at O'Clock at the home Of the proes
brother Charles A. Gould, at Rye, ~ \. Only the
relatives of the couple will be present to witness -,
The venerable Archdeaoon Kirby. of Westchessier
County, and will be followed by dinner t;; Ne
cSsre V Gould vim ssndsd By hfss nr! Mss
maids M an5 Mjs Sade HsT cousin Miss
Could will be maid OF honor Chares ,. UT RES
man There viii be ushers. The en ,I ,mt
announced day or two SINCE oi ah eIdest
daughter Of Richard Bell of Bayside, Long island:
Mr. Could is the s2pernendent 81 ahe neSsn viii
not take place before autumn
Thu marriage OF Miss Annie Farrell, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs William Farrell. CT Orange TO Davu
ounlan will take place on Thursday morning III D.
Johns Church. Orange The nuptial mass VIII Nc
celebrated by the Rev William A. Farrell, of st;
mes's Church Brooklyn. cousin OF me Dr9e s th
same Clergyman, assisted by the Rev j. s. Elem,
ing and the Rev Frank Mcclure, reEo o,e1 al
after the ceremony to which several hundred guests
WIN be invited there Will VIII be in Hie legtp'''"
ons OF the prettiest weddings OF last week was
that Of Miss Daisy Wander Veer. the only oaue".e'
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Reeve Wander Veer. OF NO
gs West End-aye. to ellison Wile;s OF fohKerS'
which took place at $50 o'clock on Tuesday evening,
in the Church OF the Heavenly Rest Ffth-aVe an"
Forty-ffth-st The Rev. DR.. ID. Parker Morgan the
rector officated The brides gown. Of white satl.
was trimmed with point lace, and she wore d ven
OF point lace fastened with diamond crescenl,
present from the Bridegroom. Her only atteluahit'
Miss Ethel Shaw, in gown of white olsal'ue
over white SIX, and carried bouquet or lals!es,
which flower was Used In profuson 10 decorate tne
chancel OF the church. well as the rooms IN oneI
rvs where the reception afterward held; rJd-
ward J. Harrington. a ha.f-brother OF the brlds-
groom was best man. and Richard Hunter r. II.
Ronnel Coarlss L. Andrews and the brides brother,
Frank Wander Veer. were the ushers MT ana Mfs.
Wlc,s are now on their way across the ocean III
TIE steamship Fresand, which ai.ed on wednesday
morning When they return from Europe, SIX
months hence they will make their nome at NO. oO3
West End-ave.