New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-11
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

York as well at the many uistah' iS"o.'
people Of fashion congregated on Monday ias|
Na,urarv The holiday coming on Sunday and the
observance Of It being transferred 10 the iohowi"s
dav there was an unusually heavy exodus from
town on Friday and Saturday. CIo"us y, VIC.
known fashionable people hockeo 10 iuAeuo
Orange. tho Country Club at west Ches'er' '"e ~.
sorts on Long Island, and the many pretty places III
the valley of the Hudson: TO Newport. to Narrasah
sett Pier and TO far away Bar Harbor At iuNeoo
as has been the custom there for some years. wy
early Of the day meas Snr s ,ss sePvats Of the
sse ana cottages and othcr the
Park whose Sv iSs U and members the
cinb who were present In great numbers o, ~ he
womons compilations the presence OF the m c;ed
Of the coagers crowds of beautiful women as the
SSy in the shady grounds about the clubhouse one
OF memorable pleasure M Ins Ti renyie Kane
Tho Tuxeso Club house was crowded with guests
as II has not been before in years Ever! 49, -.
the house was occupied, and the oVcrno" "au "
take refuge in the annex AS for .he co't"s COMO
one was open, and each held mouse party $50
~ dozcn 20 twenty persons The crush a' 'i'e
clubhouse during dinner on Monday nsh' wac n
greatest seen in Tuxedo In years ho"eV.'' Wv
throng OF diners was admirably handed anu ioo"
found for all by Mr.. Griswod and his corps oi %
.,s,ar.s Dinner parties were feature Oh VIC
evening one of the largest being that OF H. '"
No,roe There was music during the afterhoo"
and evening by a brass band stationed Oh "a. 49,
conducted by Dr. Leo Sommers. Ai'ei NM ",,h,
entire park took on lurid giow anu u'', -, ,,con,
the amphitheatre OF hills was clothed IN u'ie'e"'
.,oroa u.h,s The effect was startlingy "oh-
Srtri ard M snch scene has been witnessed III '''
mark since Mr. Loriard opened II. p.'s"' '
burned from the highest peaks ana 'oone'
cent M. from almost every lofty point Inc .e"
.,,an water parade which closed the day s ceieoi"
80 most successfully carried out. and was
ra.I,v 4 wonderfully beautiful panorama. i"o
boats taking part in the fete were Vi on e.,
shapes and description. As areaoV aiiio"n ~.
The Tribune the first prize was won p' ~.
uamnton whose boat represented huge poho iiis,
Mrs Addison Cammack, for her beautilui oeeoI''o
9, r avr.,ca boat secured second prize. ana Nren
III Eane with his barge entirely decorated viii
Japanese umbrellas, carried OH 'h'u p~ e.
sugh, fires in the woods and brush ifoi" 'he "o
works gave 4 bit of excitement 10 'he ~. s,'os,
Of the night They were all put out with put S''s"'
snoee 20 nroperty Of any kind. Among the peo
u who enioyed the day the Park were Mr; ang
Mrs. Il Rhnelander stewart wh Sr are + O. Jane,
James \. aye in the r H. Hunt cottage Mr. AND
MT j. MOnrOs r *a and lrs Mrs a '3 William pins
who are in the A. NJ Post Mitchell co ia
M and Mrs wS W1 cottssc Mr. ; Schuyler
n Warren, who are Sccapy ns ne Robb Who are in
t ihse M Rdsway Moore cottage j. T1 sSa Mrs
who 10 in the Delaney Nco c oI1ssi the William
Wism Aex enase "lG T and William Gar
son Thongs co sS.ss MRS Mno 9s who
N IS IN Fsrand6 znsSs Sa ii sf f a nei MIS-
Ge9Fgs WHEN yas ao RogsaJ John a who is in the
w Mr a GSi Mrs A T5 and
Mr Lefoy william Elicit AIsasnd p Aa MGs
asea NJ a Won H dcr SHf5,e! r ana AShbad
j. Russell Nj ana Ms f Ties ElSse Breese NIr
and M Ms f% onarl Ronas and N Mi:ss:
- Juard Mr and Mrs krgce r psie carey Mr.
sn am NJ Walter H. Lewis; George IL; eG iriswoid
SGhuyg rsod Mr. and Mrs Herman yogel Gha and
Comtert Mir ana Mrs Casinir De K n oonnr the the
Mrs and Ny ardac Ne be eh9ssq ana Mrs
Harris Fahaest9ck MT T,scn bradley. Mr. and Mrs
Main Post Nj and Mrs AM Hp yaSd Mrs. G.
Mr. and Mrs st. M SSe Mrs G A Hutchngs Mr. and
Mrs J. Weir. jr Peter Marie. , Gtare Henry r.
Thomas q Mygr F Teaeif stafford F. Eyeiy.
Perrepon, r , ana in the park for the entire
summer.
Networks celebration Of Independence Day Mas
rosi,. a wild exhibition of patriotism. lhe'e was
no social entertainment of any great N'p, $500
MI, ,here were any number OF iuhcheo"s am ,h
nart,es The one large affair OF the das Tewnort
yst bake c Of a, Easons Point The bake was
Success and attended by largo "''"'N
the members
,,oor, $50 varies at this time OF the season out
utte from day 10 day. There is always plenty - 20
a o,.ary,bing 70 enjoy. The first dance OF the sea-
1,E
60, AT the Casino took place on MONDAY hs', -,
On account of the extreme heat II was scdiVe'' "a
success that expected ihe'e VIC" -,
g., oXcelIcnt music, and no dancers 10 Sio"h
"oo'' - ,te dinner givers last week were
A. o,1 Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, MT. anu -i''
Eusha DYER jr Mr. and Mrs H. nior m
Brooks Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, MIS-. i'o! t,
carroll Mrs Calvin ;. Brica Miss JoseP.Ii. 80 :,
con and Mrs william Grosvenor. Mrs' "iiiiii ~
Travers entertained at luncheon on Ihufsu"! w..
- NOS, recent arrivals at Newport are MIS-
s. Tavlor campbell James ]. Van Allen. VINO re-
,,rned from his fishing trip on Wednesday II, .,'e
10 meet his daughters. wh9 arrived from ON Frday
wSn S and ar their villa WakthuSs I and pr
ana MI VILLAIN HT,9 + dH j ir Miss Lydia Eus
ME- T deai ss Edith M RsG hs snd a nS
h.reS Mss Alice Blight have recently been ys
ns he mSi aDE q gr It nR IS announced the
rs5ra Of Miss Bieh and Mir Thompson VIII n be
of Nj aad Mrs Aheron Blight , in N .GS Bghi In
The Isl Of bTidssmsMa1 Ma. MA Mar be w M Miss v
siga Fair and Miss Hall Beechwood Mrs As'or ,i
a N B bsrn series Of o dnner Nj and
Mrs John jacob Aston whS are Just ag Ses vach
xSay an aS d not eapeo Newport to re-
main Any length Of time Gn late b In J Ihe guests s a' Of
Mrs. Aston al Beechwood'
I'll. so,son M BAR HarbOr Is well under way. ana
arrav the cottager have begun 10 open their doors
20 ,s,ir friends but as yet no large entertainments
have iaken place Mrs. John DE Koven. OF chicago
gave a large dinner last Saturday evening. and on
an. SINE night the first OF the dinner dances TOOK
;iace These dances. which proved SO successfui
last season. are 10 be feature again this year. ana
,hsrc < every chance Of their being as gay AFFAIRS
as they have been in The past. AS rule these
Affairs are different from the same entertainments
given IN town in the winter for. although al! the
aupoln;ments are just luxurious and complete.
,here is a delightful informaty. and then the drive
afterward to the Kebo Valley Clubhouse is in itself
gaifob ss,I nd hplD
OF the New Workers who are already established for
The season at Bar HarbOr are Mrs Rhinelander
lone Mr and Mrs Americ Hugh Paget. Mrs.
Rober; Able. the Rev: Dr; and Mrs Morgan DIX
MIR and Mrs. Charles s. Abercrombie. Miss Osgood,
Indse I'd Mrs. EdMari Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs.