New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-13
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


With all possible feetness the fashionable word
is hurryng away from town to the seashore noun
tains and springs; in fact, society Is no longer
within the city limits. The suburbs are crowded
Newport which is filling up fast has already dos
somed out in summer attire and Beievue-aVe' anu
OUTLYING roads have a comfortable look or occu-
pancy and sociabty. while Management mas al
ready received some Of its summer population ana
even Bar Harbor. where the season IS later than al
Newport and Narragansett, there is a fair repre-
sentation Of the summer residents on hand TO en-
Joy the delightful air and scenery OF the early sum-
mer Hardly yet are the hotels beginning TO I'LL,
although the cottages generally occupied There
has been a good deal Of activity IN the renting OF
houses and the predictions are al Tor me g WH
ney intend spending part OF me suiiii , r ho
Harbor and by the middle OF IVY the pace VIII dc
The drives at Newport well filled with traps
Of every variety. The Casino grounds are beauti-
full In their rich verdure and everything betoRens
the arrival OF the season. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Iown-
send Burden and several other Of the cottagers
have given small informal dinner parties. but as
vet nothing of an elaborate nature has occurred
in the social world will there be anything done
in the way OF large entertaining until AFTER t3e
Fourth Of July The outlook for Newport. as far
as can be seen at this distance Of time, Is most
promising. although tho pessimsts say that the
season will be n doubtful one. and that large al
fairs will ADe few Despite these sad predictions,
Newport will probably hold its own. Most OF the
large houses will be opened before August ], when
the people who went abroad early in the summer
will have returned Mrs. Aston who has been en-
tertaining in her apartment in Paris, viii. after
few weeks stay in England return to Newrork
ave. where she Will have as her guests MI ana
Mrs John Jacob AsS b who are n s a Amon
others who he M and rG Mrs Ep E6ds + Ge
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. who win prob
ably do little entertaining; MI and Mrs Henry !;
Goelet.
Southampton. which promises to be unusually
gay will count among its residents this summer
some we.l-known people. Among those who have
taken cottages for the season are Mrs. William X
Soutter. Mrs. II. lie Grand Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Hampden Robb. Henry A. Barclay Miss Serena
Rhnelander. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Henderson.
Remsen Mr. and Mrs. J: Lawrence Breese. Mr. and
Peter B. Wyckoff. Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. Trevor
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Peabody, Mr. and Mrs J;
Mr. and Mrs H. b. Hollins already established
in their homes for the summer.
Wagner and Mendelssohn had considerable to
keep them occupied in town last week. There were
several weddings which attracted the attention OF
society. but none were of particularly elaborate
description. A pretty out-of-town wedding on
Wednesday, which was attended by number of
guests from this city. that Of Miss Bertha Fisk.
daughter Of the late Harvey Fisk OF this city. TO
Or. Samuel Wood Thurber Of New-York, which took
place noon at Wiburtha. the summer home of the
brides mother on the Delaware River, four miles
above Trenton. The ceremony was performed by the
bridegroom's father the Rev. Or. Edward f.. Thur
ber who is pastor OF the American Church In Paris.
The brides gown of white satin The front
seams OF the skirt being edged with point applique,
while the bodice vas made entirely OF point april
bridal veil which was Of tnlG The ma 1l OF honor nor
sns a we're ss MIS- Wa M and Miss
Bertha Terrell gd ms sy Nss May FISK fnc5ner
ss 4 The nf the
Miss Dorothy Fisk and Miss Anna Fisk. Master
Thurbers best man was his bTotheT EdwaTd Thur
D Pg S Nathanle Norton La Fetra. joan A. Hartwe
James Voorhees, and Edwin Holmes The wedding
breakfast was 70 have been served on the avn ont
programme. DR.. and Mrs Thur5er. after their
Wes ylP Gt make 'ner nome al w. 1
The news Of the marriage OF Miss Jane Allen Camp
tell daughter OF the late George w. Campbell Of this
city to Charles Bourbon del Monte Santa Maria.
Prince di San Faustino which received In this
city by the relatives OF the young woman Tues.
day. was a complete surprise. The marriage took
place at Geneva. Switzerland. where Mrs. Campbell
and her daughter recently arrived from Rome. The
engagement OF Miss Campbell to the Prince
formally announced in March. and It was arranged
TO have the wedding celebrated In Rome Ia
week The next heard Of the matter the news
that the engagement. by mutual consent. had been
broken. Ii appears that the Prince "a deeply In
love with Miss Campbell and that when she ana her
mother left Rome for Geneva he followed them, re-
newing his attentions and finally claiming the young
woman his bride. Miss Campbell Is beautiful
Young woman. who has spent the best part Of the
Europe Prince San Faustlno is a man Of means. be
longing OF the oldest and most hOnored fami-
lies in Italy. His headquarters In Rome are at the
Barberni Palace.
The engagement has been announced In London OF
Miss Maria O'Bren. second daughter OF Lord and
Lady Inchquin. to Lieutenant Frederick Hurvey
Bathurst Of the Grenadier Guards eldest OF
Sir Frederick Bathurst. OF Clarendon Park. Willis.
| and sanborne. Hants. England. The prospective
| bride Is member OF the same family az that OF
| the Rev. William O Brisn Pardow. one OF the most
| brilliant orators OF the Society OF Jesus. OF the
Baroness Selll.cre, and Of John OBrien. whose
country home Newport Is called Inchiquin
The formal announcement has just been made or
the engagement OF Miss JEANNE Hamilton Kerr.
the youngest daughter OF Mrs. Hamilton r. Kerr,
10 Charles Albert Ecaton. Miss Kerr who was
educated abroad. Is the only sister of Mrs. Per-
cival Kuhne and a very beautiful young woman.
Mr. Heaton is the OF the late Edward Heaon,
~ New Haven Conn. and comes from one OF the
Oldest New gland families, being descendant in
a direct line OF stephen Goodyear. first Deputy
Governor OF the Ncw-Haven Colony. and Thomas
Wells Governor of the Connecticut Colony His
Grandfather his mothers side served Ia the
War Of 1872 on the stan OF General Harrison. Mr.
Heaton u . member Of several prominent eity