New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-18
Fashion. : -ArD F~>1C~. I.


xeI known people at Deimonicos '"e "A'" -
the Park than was Observable IN Tue ''s.
.e ss,rhan .musements have been confined al
-. exclusively to polo at Ccdarhurst and go1 ana
.r,,s on staten Island. IN the Oranges. at inc
Countrv Club In westchester and at Ards'es o
wednesday the downpour OF rain was heaNS' ".
sNe driving sheets, which destroSeu gowns ~
S.,,.,s ana covered the polo players win ",uu
.ns wafer d!d not interfere with the worn VI ',o
,,.voxs and Westchesters at Cedarhurst' nor
"a :, interfere greatly with the attendance rev
~ the spectators retired on account Oh inc S.o
The members OF the two teams ola some sp'"
,rork and they certainly deserved the Applause 80
snsers which were bestowed upon them some Vi
oae e. - witnessed the games were Mr.. and Mrs
y.r.s 7 Waterbury, whose two sons perIoiiieu
.oue phenomenal work in the Westchestei can
Mrs. stanley Mortimer. Mr. and MIS- H. ian ~
.a,,.- Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. c. Albert Stevens
MI and Mrs. T,nisr Smith Mr. Haa and Mrs James
Kernochan Miss May BIRD, John StsVehs Hzs I'D
s N4 M ans ars w. P SateH MI Leopold
Trancke Miss Lawrence MI and MRS E MWp1asns
Montasrps s4e ME- Mrs '1 Oliver W Bird and Kinsey
Msgoun The excellent but rather moist sp0Tt o.
the afternoon put everybody in the best OF spirits'
IN. .na Notwithstanding the general discomfort IN.
spred m;rth and Jollity which regned supree, ~
sfone al the clubhouse. but at nearly every one VI
The cottages in the neighborhood. Dinner parties
were given By the sased the merry doings Of
the day.
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centrated at Newport; that Is. those VINO i've III
An. houses and fare sumptuously every day VINO
dress the most. dance the most and VINO come
forth to indulge in amusements and diversions oes'
adapted to this season OF the year one Oh '"e
arrivals at Newport last week was MIS- "'''ia"
Aston who spent Sunday and Monday with her
sop and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs John jacob
Aston at their country place, Ferncline. AZ hhihe-
.ck-on-,he-H Hudson Mrs. Astor on Wednesday
n.sht gave a dinner party. and mas oecldeo " s'o
. series OF sumptuous dinners. one each WEN .o'
The next six weeks at Beechwood and IN aooi''oh al
entertainment in honor of her grandoaush'e'' '
Misses Van Allen. who came from Europe last week
With Mr.. Aston. The season is now wei ope"eu
MI, has hardly vet acquired any great momentum
A number of luncheons and dinner parties-a form
Of entertainment which seems to go on ioreSei
were given last week by the cottagers' Ohe VI NV
most formal dinner parties was given oy MT Ia
Mortimer Brooks Others who entertained IN d
similar way were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
new Mr. and Mrs f. D. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs l.
Townsend Burden. Mr. and Mrs william T. ~
Stokes Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver H. r belmont, MI
ana Mrs John j. Wysong and Mr. and MIS- H. !!
Wilson. The dancing season has not yer aFiNeu
although the Casino dance on Monday night ano
ssa,n on Friday night wa. we'll attended. There
wa. a scarcity OF men at the dance on Monday but
20 the SPECTATORS in gallery the richness OF ap
parel and lavishness OF Jewels made up Ior INC
deficiency in the male element Some OF those VINO
were present on Monday and Friday evenings were
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Dyer jr. Mrs. Burke-Roche
M Mo- nne Brooks Miss Josephine Brooks Mr. and
Mrs YSNr s %Is us Mss Mr. and Mrs Rya
H fbsDs H9 carro Mss Mrs Burden Miss
Virginia Virginia Fair. Miss siade, Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock
,r the Misses Eustis and Hamilton W. cary; hoe,
announced. nor is it likely that they will be until
later in the month The important ent ei 1yn
8 Price AT Beaulieu and picnic by Mr.: and Mrs
Oliver p Bn2n5 a NJ vahdepb on Thursday
afternoon gave the Of her handsome nome
Rough Miss GeorsisRa u RSReT ,hs Y for
familiar ,v Mrs b.r enss 10 nx aen to Se
present Mrs Nathsnie Thayer Mrs Mrs Gh srod
Brown Mrs II. Mortimer Brooks. Mrs. Hugo o.
Frtsch the Misses Gibsr Mrs hisha rs pYe1 &
Miss Davies and Thomas F. Gushing. Colonel and
Mrs Philip Schuyler are the guests OF thei p SON
Carroll NJ and Mrs GGrnsIiggs yander6i r.
guests Of their on;n-law and dapghter Mr. and
Mrs S s9ks and M9 MISS II sad% VI tnS
Vice President and Mrs Hobart. it Is announced.
will arrive in Newport on the last day Of July
They will be the guests Of Lspenard Stewart. at
his villa in Beevue-ave.
The gayety at Bar Harbor is increasing. There
are numerous little dinners given nightly. while
dances are not infrequently the evening diversion
at tbs hotels. and. of course driving and riding
parties are of constant occurrence. As much gay
ety a. possible will be crowded into August. Ath-
letic sports and the flower parade will probably
take place early In August. The arrival or the
ships Of the North Atlantic Squadron will give an
impetus 20 gayety In Bar Harbor. general rem
devious of the ships will occur at Portland on
August L. after which. for some weeks Bar Har-
bors will he dependinY
on the discretion Of the Admiral. The cottagers
and permanent guests at the hotels expect great
social doings for August. which means, in the gen
parties and dances. The regular Wednesday and
Saturday night dances at the Kebo Club are pleas
month They are certain TO attract the young peo-
pie, who appear 10 be arriving in great numbers
S1ses % sn n1sT "" Mss EeanoT sedy the Misses
Misses Hartshorne Miss Palmer and Miss Scott.
There s. however. scarcity OF men and their a D.
ment that has taken place thus far this season.
but all this will be changed when the New nonH
leave their craft behind in the harbor ana betake
themselves TO the cottages and hotels. Mrs FRED.
the sumner residents at Bar HarboT has decided
to pass August and September at NeWpert, Sne
ave and Mi-st
Southampton is the gayest place on Long Island
and It's colony of cottagers is probably select as
any TO be found outside OF Newport. The sub
scription dinners at the Meadow Club on Friday
evenings and the dances that follow are innova-
tons which have met the approval OF the
Young as well as the old. Another Of the seasons
features at Southampton is the luncheons at the
Golf Club every Saturday afternoon The first OF
the regular Saturday afternoon teas was given
last week by Mrs. Charles Brown. In honor OF Mrs.
Henry May The big golf tournament. which VIII
las, from Iulv q 10 81 is Just now exciting great
deal OF discussion. The first prize OF Importance
will be the presidents cup. presented by l.. l."
Parish. This will be competed for by the sixteen
highest scores IN the thirty-six- hole medal play
Other prizes include A trustees plate, 10 be gwen
by the trustees: consolation cup and handicap
cup both from the club Among the arrivals ~
S0uthampton for the season are Mr.: ana Mrs hon,
mn ~. II, nrlM Ar Horace RusSel. Ny nlIO