New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

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THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
There Is no such thing as dying for the Newport
season. II simply moderates its pace. drops one by
one It's most engrossing forms Of entertainment
and subsidies into pleasant social intercourse when
is kept alive by dinners, mncheons drives ana pc
mics until the great city draws society BACK INT"
its winter whirlpool Dinners are now the dIs''"-
gushing affairs at Newport. and will doubtless
continue TO he for some time to come. as Mr. ana
Mrs. George W Vanderbilt are the guests OF MI
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt at The breakers
Mr. and Mrs Vanderbilt have already given several
dinner parties in honor Of the young couple VINO
are receiving social attentions from other quar-
ters besides Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt. too gave n
most enjoyable picnic at their farm. Oakland III
South Portsmouth, on Thursday. Some of the'r
guests were taken out on forr-n-hand coaches
driven by W. Watts Sherman. Alfred g. NHhirFDi',
Uarrv Pavne Whitney and Perry Belmont II was
vitation TO Il accepted. MIR ana MIS- NaHhuyI
Bit received their guests In the dTlVe~Hy III ron
If the farmhouse. Their were feasting and IN
formal dancing until late in the afteInool, wh[',
the entire company returned TO Ne"por, S,9m, OF
Mr. and Mrs. Nandcrhilts guests were Mt. anr
Mrs. Harold Brown. Nj qnd Mrs rNo,. Mr.
HSrre iaS M As,or Judge and Mn jonn Clon
Miss am" Sap sarT Mr w .IS MI M.s norman
Mrs GEORGE l. Rves Mr Era aInr- Mr P, J0n" vbny
s Wrs 'Tewbold Morris Mr and Mrs. r. < Pendle-
ton Mr. ana Mrs William Titzhurh Mhi,I n9,n-r;
p rr Si Miss Frcnch Miss julia Grant Miss
charlotte Whiting and the Baron ana bhIoh''S "'
Seilliere.
The Horse Show. Of course. great financial
and social success. The grounds OF IN" '"slno'
where the show was held. We're crowded with the
best people from Newport. Management f''F.
jamestown ard other nc'ghboriug towns. Lord
HcrschcH who finished MS visit 20 N""pofi on
THURSDAY and has gone 10 Now-IoudpH +" remain
with sir Julian Plunccfoto. The BRUSH Ainoa-SHe
several " the prominent cotiasrrs I'D Il" '''', ="
his stay in the city by thc sen. among mos, ~i1
entcrtainod I'm honor - the cx-lord tihnc' iCr oi
England were Chaunc'y NJ. pcIc". ~ rn' o., o.
s bryce Mrs Parsons. MI aud Mrs H,m,It1n
Mckay Twombly and Professor Alexander Nf"S7".
risnenard Stewart who has gone 20 Canada on a
fishing trip. gave his farewell dinner party for TIE
nresent on Thursday night at his Villa. White
Lodge. His guests were Nj and Mrs. Royal Phelps
Carroll MI and Mrs Na'h4niG TnaySr ~, Mr , ana
man Judge and Mrs. John clinton cray. " ani
Mrs. Hamilton Mckay Lw19mhJiy; Mrs burke
Roche Mrs Stuyvesant Fish James IaiK'i'
Prince Henri de Croy and Thomas + Gushing
Mrs n Mortimer Brooks. who entertained AT
dinner on Monday night announced the engage
rnent 81 her daughter. Miss Josephine Brooks 10
John r. Livermore. son % the Baroness DE sell
l,erp and grandson OF John OBTien ana relative
OF the Rev william O'Brien Pardow the celebrated
orator OF the Society OF Jesus. Miss Brooks IL q
most attractive and accomplished girl She was
introduced TO society several seasons ago MI
the winter. with his grandparents. VINO also own a
beautiful pIaCe cIed incniqCn a" o P sx
pecied that the wedding viii take place IN New
York next winter
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt It Is said. will
remain at The Breakers until November.
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Aston who the
guests OF Mrs Edward S. willing, gave dinner
party on board their steam yacht Nourmahal last
night.
The gayeties at LenOx hardly sufficient yet
10 take up the long days and evenings but the golf
tournament has filled a large void Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes. Mrs. John 5. Barnes Mrs. John
Sloane. Mrs William ID. Sloane. Mrs. David w
Rlshop and Mrs John T.. Alexandra have enter
aincd at dinner and there have been several large
receptions and teas. But there mas bctn no rtdi
dance The boys and girls are hopeful however
Details have reached Ncw-York Of the wedding
Of Miss Alice Gordon Ccather. daughter OF Gabriel
Gordon CIoather. late OF London. England. now
living in this city to Henry Ernest Eyers, second
son of Frank Evcrs. OF White Hall, Siourbridse.
WORCESTERSHIRE England which was celebrated at
Christ Church Lancaster Gate London. on August
% last The Rev. q. Craggs oficiatcd at the c"re-
mony. The bride. who was given away 10y nor
father was I'm a gown OF IVORY satin. trimmed WIN
chiffon and orange blossoms, and wore Honiton
lace veil and pearl brooch. lent by her aunt Mrs
Bell. and worn by former brides N me ianl'y;
The Misses Dean md Mss RosaDel EVcrs, sister or
the bridegroom. attended h9r AZ Gfldes.'us ny
In gowns OF "hltc SIX spol'tu ny. "'ti II
low SILK trimmed with white and yellow chifion
yellow roses and black bows in front, and carried
bouquets OF white and yellow roses. r F9fcivH
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Eycrs left for Totand
Bay Isle of " ght, TO spend ne honcymoo , Ihe
Ill. Il In
with silk and trimmed With gray net, run with
baby ribbon; and pink SIX front ana black velvet
ment. She wore hat Of French steel with black
velvet bow and a single pink rose at the back, and
n gray and white feather boa.
A wedding of considerable interest to Ncw-York
and Cambridge. Mass. society people took place
ON Thursday afternoon at the beautiful home of
Edward W Hooper treasurer 81 Harvard Cnivcr-
sity. FaIrweather and Reservoir SITS. Cambridge.
when his daughter. Miss Mabel Hooper. was mar
ried TO Bancel La Fargo. OF this city son OF john
La Fargo, the artist The rooms were Handsomely
decorated with vines and blooming plants. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Thomas Gas
son. Society OF Jesus professor IN Boston college.
man and Thomas Hastings, jr.. George T.. Perkins.
T V Boynton and Daniel BACON. OF this city. were
mony was attended by many prominent cottagers
from Beverly Farms. Pride's Crossing and other
trip Mr. and Mrs. La Fargo will make their home
IN this city.
Rudolph c. Lehman. coach Of the Harvard crew
for the last two years who is to BE- married on
Tuesday next 10 Miss Alice Marie Davis. arrived
here from England on the steamship Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse and * now IN Worcester Mass
The ceremony will take place at noon in the Pied
mont Church. Worcester Mr.. Iehman's best
man will be G. u. j. Golde, member OF the cam
bridge crew. Among the ushers will he +. .
| Wethcrcd of MARROW England captain OF the
oxford crew in 1897. and Il. r. Eiherington Smith
| cap,ain Of the Cambridge crew for next year. Mr.
| intend England
with Mr. Lehman and his bride the day following
the wedding
The wedding Of Miss Mile Lorena Cushman and