New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-25

FOR THE RACES-A GOWN OF ACCORDl
TIONS on SKIRT AND BODICE
the Golf Club a silver tankard. The tanKard VIII
be used as the principal prize for the tourna-
ment 10 be held in September. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam < Whitney are at their lodge on OCTOBER
Mountain Mr. Whitneys property on the noun
tain has recently been enriched by the arrival OF
two carloads of wild animals from WYOMING o"e
Of the most notable animals in the COLLECTION Is an
enormous ugly bull buffalo. whose weight Is nearly
three thousand pounds Mr.. and Mrs. whitney,
who have a party of friends with them, and VINO
have something out of the ordinary to show their
guests intend to remain at the lodge for several
! " eeks Mr.. and Mrs. Richard {. Dixey nave ar
rived at their cottage CTanSewood) FOR the season.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Graud Foster and MIS-. van
Nest who have been travelling abroad for nearly
holt a wear have arrived and taken possession
of cottage for the season. TO watch the progress
of their beautiful new home. which is now Deihg
| completed. The house is built on the lou ooushl
from the Walker estate. and 1t will equal in ee-
| gance any of the Lenox places 1t Is Go'hic III
| design, of white marble and Will stand upon an
| immense white marble terrace. The front eleVa-
| ton consists of row Of Corinthian Columns,
twenty-six feet high. placed upon checkereu
marble pavement two feet above the terrace. Inc
columns are backed by six pilasters projecting on
| the veranda. The windows extend TO the moor anu
! are surrounded by heavy huted tambs ana caps.
outside of which is the smooth faced ashlar. not
| rough enough 10 be rock face. but rough enough
wide From this rotunda the big double doors
feet Feet long and about twenty feet wide The
nS is the tn sS e fd East Of the IS
q by @ feet and east 81 TINS bs Is To tne
@ Be- panesd Snd Mr.
| Mrs Fosters rooms and Mrs. Van Nests rooms
south front of the second floor The outlook from
these rooms is most charmng neT 1S donna
the Taconcs TO the lar south the thonsands as, OF
Der Mountain as well numerous large houses Of
other cotagers Mr. and Mrs John s stTu,he epS
Enrop s To- remain in abroad for several months MI
and Mrs. Strutherss country home which Is oppo-
@ Trinity IN All the Of the
hf arg psf pa nTSr c S'b Be The
hard wood and the rooms are tastefuy finished IN
The replaces mostly of brick are finished with
colonial nantes. The view from the piazzas of the
north to Bald Head Mountain on the south.
| Resides the regular weekly dance at the Kebo
Club, Bar Harbor, last night. there was the open
| ing of the Womans Club to attract the attention
of the cottagers and summer visitors. The new
| club the scheme of which devised by Mrs.
| Henry F. Drayton, Mrs. Gardiner Sherman. Mrs.
| James w. Gerard and Mrs. Cadwalader Jones, has
| for its object convenient place where women may
| meet The rooms are in the home Of James
p Scott. and are not far from the Mount Desert
| Reading room. the fashionable mems club, The ar
rivals at Bar Harbor last week were numerous.
| Mrs J. Lawrence Lee and Miss Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
| r. H. Townsend. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w.
| Rridghan Mr.. and Mrs Charles Carroll Jackson
| Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Gerhard and Mr. and Mrs
william J. Schieffelin are some of the New Workers
AZ the Maine resort for the season; The diplomats
Wii ran Minister and Baroness Hengelmuller, Con-
stantin Brun, the Danish Minister Senior A. ID dc
Of se hs of the French Embassy and
Wagner secre ns f of he Ador NeW
| sombe who are Elberon, will spend part OF
August at Bar Harbor
Thu marriage of Miss Fannie b. Hills TO sherwood
Melville Hard. son of George NJ. Hard will be
soIemnized at moor on Wednesday next, at th'
home of the parents Of the bride, DR.. ana MRS
Arthur r. Hills. No. 129 West Eighty-frst-st The
roarri.po ceremony which will be performed By
Tho Rev. DR.. D. Parker Morgan. rector OF the
church of the Heavenly Rest. will be accompanied
by music by string quartet The bride who Will III
gYsn he d" Crane as maid Of honor There will b
no bridesmaids and probably no sre @ he small
recep lo to the relatives and few intimate
friends Immediately after the ceremony
=, ,s that tho wedding OF Miss Salle Duncan
rIliot. sister of Duncan Elliot who married MISS
sane Hargous 10 Guthrie Nicholson VIII take
place IN OctoDcr.
Mis- Elizabeth Greene. who according 10 re
mort from London. is engaged TO be married 10 .
member Of the ducai family OF Hamilton Is
beautiful young woman and no stranger &c
New-York society, having with her parents
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Dwight Greene, passed "'h,ei
in New-York about six years ago. They occupe'
he house Of Mrs. Charles Livermore no" ui'
baroness de Sellierc. 1T No. 145 Madson-aVe -"iS'
Greene who won triumphs In London ana HON
I,,re six or seven years ago. with MISS Leer NV
| iiset,c Colt who after her widowhood recentS
hacame the wife Of Ralph Curtis. OF Boston Wa
known both in London and Homburg as me "ra
man Emperors admiration" Miss Greene - ~
| lated 10 Mrs. Prescott Lawrence, whom shc sot,e
What resembles In general style and carriage en-
q also related the Poutneys. OF Baltimore. pr,
| o. The only child of Captain Dwight greene, iat'
| ~ The Engineer Corps, United States army: ~
the spring OF 1890 she was presented at inc S1e
r. Lincoln. the wife OF the American Min; minister
| ,hen being in mourning, and owing TO the posltoi
| her grandfather had held went In win me WV g.
| and daughters of the diplomats. Her success ~
| Iondon from that moment was lnstan taneou s
| She was honored with the friendship or the fflhc
! ard Princess of Wales, also OF Maria. Marchlohets
Of Of tylesbury. and Lady I3landtord. mother or u
| T;uke Of MARLBOROUGH aiss Greene strongig ya q
sDemnIes Lady Brooke. and during the Tranoy Groi
| prooke She posed IN the celebrated Ascot picturss
| Dhicf is radc once every ten years. ana whlcn u
| MiWavs composed Of the reigning beauties OF IN
| a. Miss Greene -ecently gave a concert IN Lao
pissndford's house in London.
Tho marriage of Miss Susan Baldwin kirkham
| Kirkham of Hastings on