The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
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WHAT BOCfETK - DOAhes
John Jacob Astor Is expected to roach New
port this week. Coming direct from the centre
! of hostillties Col. Astor will Of course be feted
and lionized as nevor before. The impression
ia that he Is so thoroughly imbued with the war
Rico without delay. Mrs, John ,JScob, Astor is
P parents is Me. and Z Mrs wh Edward s9H s. Y Wiling GlfrlanS "''
Mrs. Astor expects that her aon vii, reach
Newport In time 70 attend the dinner she VII
having ahstdined from entertaining until his
arrival. Prince Victor Emmanuel 10 one OF the
invited guests for this Aston BANQUET.
Mrs. George l.. Rives will give a dinner dance
tomorrow night for her niece. Miss Charlotte
Whiting, who has thus for had perhaps the
gayest time OF any Of the seasons debutantes.
The talk is that next sprinR. Miss Whiting will
eSapsroned By Lady Terence Bfiqctwo9dt step
daughter OF her late aunt, Mrs. John II. Dayls;
MHr". and Mrs. George L, Riyes. Ali OF the young
people who are to dine with Chauncey, IA.
Repsw tomorrow night Will go atterward 70
There is little wonder that Prince Victor
Emmanuel called a halt In the festivities for Fri
day. as he has been kept necessarily on the go
since he reached Newport. On Monday night
Mr., and Mrs. j. Thompson Spencer entertained
Willing spencer and Arthur Spencer were bis
l hSstssi " This ySoTnnnE P%pSopNIs'sa banquet n, ESs fHl,
Prince dlned with Mrs. Charles aldwin at
t rtsnEpYg ", HaTb9r" Then, Of conrss. tae rev. was
Thursday. A1pcidsntaSiitiyS' there We're breakfast.
young man was the guest Of honor. Yesterday
he was kept busy. Mrs; John J. Wysong ESsye
f fanc ShleSSF1 SiSoS nFf for + Elm h IN BIZ hNnST'M M. T pee
pew at Gooseberry Island, was, ar. enjoyable
ffIpip; and k 1t niEh td be tS Sinsd Wv With Z ss MRS; Potter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Norman de R. whitehouse are
making q series Of visits that will consume their
time until autumn. when they will return to
S SsT a. Y Z TbnoS MRS; " RI s10Ss by VII 4 o gTss Ms, TO-
E%%sa ~ H. mi, Siil BE i served ~ dat al tS AZ apart
and Mrs. W FitzhqES %hitsho9se are to enter:
tain the Prince ct dinner next Thursday night,
Fish gave a gay series Of Sunday night parties
last summer. known az Sunday school tea par
}f1ssit ReS rus fnn sfRs0n s fo-n II fhRRp s6e Viii TG siRe a
the Prince is expected to be one OF the guests.
It is the general report that the formal an:
nouncement Of the epgagemsnt OF Mrs; Adolf
made. Mrs LadenbuurR has gone to Newport.
and y visiting Mr.. Ellis's father. John W. Ellis.
at 'Stoneaore."
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. has somewhat re-
With Mrs Tanderbiit he paid a fortnisht %sS visit
to Saratoga for his health. but now they, have
FFsSt smasI1.t to y Neoy ns SIsG and III haze Sy,eo e 9 t bis he
rented of Mrs. William H. osgood.
Society has shown much interest in the APP
preaching marriage Of Count Alexander Hadik
de Fotak and Countess Marie V. Taufkirchen-
Ergoldsbach Of Austria. Count Hadik. during
a stay OF nearly two years in this country, be-
ssequently, several hundred Of his, friends on
this side are likely to receive wedding, cards.
gave in conjunction with his friend Count Bella
a afSa y beng 81 still. recalled as one OF the brilliant
f s5iE5Ts g Winter She Ffhs s gave s% an oPie Gl lSS dance af IN
Mrs. Ogden Mills. Count HaSditkS's bride elect
Is said to be the possessor of great wealth, He
Is a younger son OF a wealthy Budapest family.
ab %5i ah viii hF sta 9tee eaTiy i il q HSe!as;tE fSp S Me- r RST
and will be the guests of Count and Countess
and ae doSMf Mrs. Ansti Gn I tasiT will IIlafb@ e in %hldeiIaj in Mr.
party.
Rumor from abroad indicates that Mrs.
George Law. the young widow of a New York
street railway magnate, is about to marry the
Maharajah Of Kapurthula, whom many New
port cottagers will remember because OF his
Chicago chic G &c 'Re fds9f FAN dpri9 &c T WAS sin IN retrr on } Soe
eourtesies extended to him by Mrs. William K.
Vanderbilt, now Mrs. Oliver II. P. Belmont.
that he extended an invitation to visit him at
his palace in India. This was accepted, and
the trip over was, made on the yacht Valiant.
The gifts made by the host to his guests are
said to have cost a small fortune. Mrs. Law is
now, in Paris. where the Maharajah Is also
staying.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Sloane are expected home
from Europe this week. They will go to New
port. Mrs. Sloane. who went abroad early last
spring, was recently Joined there by Mr..
Sloane.
There Ia much anticipatory interest taken In
the f6te champAtre to be given early in August
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence Breese at
Southampton. The grounds of the new Breese
place will be the scene of the event, and the
from the sale Of tickets will DO devoted
to the purposes of the Fifth Red Cross Auxil-
larry; Many of the young people who will fig
ure in the vaudeville are already discussing re-
hearsals. Some of the patronesses are Mrs.
Charles 7. Barney, Mrs. Henry T. Barnes, Mrs.
Frederic H. Belts, Mrs. Charles R. Henderson.
Mrs. Henry G. Trevor, Mrs. Thomas Garner.
Mrs. Henry Barclay, Mrs: Goodhue Livingston,
Mrs. Rodertck Terry. Mrs. Holbrook Curtis.
Mrs. Thomas H., Barber. Mrs. James B. Rug
giles. Mrs. Howard Townsend.
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