New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

The eayety at Lcnox Is growing ana inc E'o,''.a
weather Of the last week has made ''e p'"r
The Berkshircs think that hfe was worn -
- an Tor the rplendM berkshire air. clear.
crtsp and invigorating. acts Ike " gus ~ '''
champagne inspiring every on" VINO oi'nNS " u.
t., ,,os, interesting Incident In the way or on'-
ao,r nost,rnes was the Lenox gof tournament 10Y
the beautiful piece Of plate presented uy the p'''
don, william H. Sloane. II was won ~ f''o'
J,,,or IN the nresence OF several hundred spec
,o,or. After the game. tea was served "' NV
lawn Among those present were MT ana N'S
,r-uror, n eloanc the Misses Sloane. MT ana
Mrs. Iohn F. Alexandra Mr.. and Mrs John =
Parnes Mr. and Mrs william T. y S'oh''' '1,
end Mrs John Sloane Mrs. Richard e "r'eh.e"i
Mr. and Mrs Warren f. Dennis. Mr.. ana Mrs
Anson Phelps Stokes. Mrs. Edward a M"nI,''
Miss Charlotte Barnes. Miss Jullana u NM. ~
Marion Whitaker Miss Stokes. Mr ana MrS WI
Taylor Mr.. and Mrs uarlos de rinr,nsu,,J n"r
ter ter L. Oul''"TT souiter. Mss soutter, Forsythe
Wcke HayemeyfeT yyecocS H2w"3a MSs TroMbpge SPS
Mrs Charles II Leland Miss lIisi'a Lean1
~ r corge II Morgan Nelson Robinson Richard
Mackay and Roger winthrop.
on Saturday evening the full contingent OF cot
,oeers assembled In the drawing rooms Of Mrs
! p,cbord & Grecnleafs country place. Windy side.
| for sorne agreeable music. The programme though
,h0se Who took part were Mr.. Hyde. tho composer
and his sister Miss Hyde MISS Mari%m VI p a.
/ NJ Charles s Whelen. OF Philadelphia and Sam
/ uel Frothingham
The Dog Show opened on Friday with fine ex-
hbiton Of booded stock.
NJ and Mrs George w Vanderbilt. who are
visiting Mr.. and MrS William d. Sloane at Elm
Court have been the recipients OF much social at
tention since their arrival from Newport. Among
| the most recent arrivals here are Mr. and Mrs.
! William f. d. Stokes. Mr and Mrs hray'ogH VGs, y',
/
! Clementina Furniss; Charles q. Thompson ne
Misses M, Nh; Morean Shars sufh III Of M
Mrs. j Pierpont Morgan. who is the ne guest OF Mr
and Mrs John Barnes MISS EIse he,r baiKer nn
| father Samuel d. Babcock
The life at Newport last week has been OF a quiet
sort. a reception with music by Mrs. Calvin S.
Rrice early in the week being the chief excuse for
the gathering OF a crowd. As the day was fair all
the prominent villa holders were present The prin-
| clpa attraction AT the entertainment was MISS
May Irwin, who sang a number Of her best-known
songs and vas most generous IN ansWsdns
sang, and Isidore Luckstone was heard in several
entertained at luncheon. her guests being MI ana
Mrs. Lloyd S Bryce. MI and Mrs r.. Rollins I'm
! Michael Henry Hcrber: Miss Evelyn burden Mrs.
PTgfsTfs RnTke Roche he Mss Newbay EFston l.
Winthrop. sr.. Grafton Gushing. Frank Lawrencc.
james v Parker Perry Belmon, and Walter Van
! Ronsselaer Berry The rest Of the week has been
devoted to dinner and luncheon parties and an en-
/ Iovable p,cnic given Wednesday by Mr.. ana
/ Mrs Richard McCreery. Among those who enter
! taincd at dinner were Mrs. George Peabody Wet
more Mrs Thomas Hitchcock jr.. Mrs. John CIn-
ton Gray the Misses Gilbert. Mrs. Charles 4.
| Mum Miss Ellen Mason. Mrs II. Mortimer Brooks.
| Foxhall Keene Mrs Edward Parsons and Egerton
/ /. Winthrop, sr. Mrs. Potter Palmer gave din.
ner party last night In honor Of Adiutant- General
Corbin. L. S. 4. Mrs. l. Townsend Burden VIII
give 4 dinner tomorrow night In honor OF VS.
| count Georges dAvenel Of Paris
| Mr. and Mrs Oliver H. 7. Belmont have gone 10
| their country place. Brookholt. at Hampstead,
! been passing a few days In town Mrs. William
Rockefeller is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ Stllman. and Mrs r. ID. Grant Is the
| g1,est OF her sister. Mrs. Potter Palmer
The golf tournament which began Monday
at the Morristown Golf Club most success
full sporting and social affair. The beautiful
/ grounds were crowded every day with men and
women well known in the fashionable circles OF
New-York and the suburbs. The weather for most
Of the tournament was nearly perfect. and the
great crowds assembled to witness the games
served as an for many small informa
luncheons and dinners by the residents OF Morris
town and the country for miles about II. on Fri
day night the clubhouses and tents on the ground:
were Illuminated and the visiting golfers were tho
guests Of honor at the annual ball OF the MOTIFS
Country Club.
Arr. ana Mrs Elbridse T. Gerry and the Misses
Gerry have left Newport, and are now at thei'