New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


srosh tbenselves by mountain. stream ana sea.
u &c no longer a question Of going Ihey are az
gone Transatlantic steamers have cdriieu "y
the latest complement of fashionable tourlsts' anu
those who are brought by the incoming poa'S WIN
sv,ou the fashionable ranks at Newport, Bar Har-
bor Lenox and Narragansett Pier. MT ana MIS-
pb,in SCHUYLER. Mr. and Mrs DevereuX Emrnet'
Mr. and Mrs Gilman Tucker M HdEr ana nam bert
E. L. Short Reginald Jafray ana JONI y r'''''''
amons the home-comers of whom fingered
only short time in town before taxing ING Mr. and
Mrs t[ Cornelius Vanderbilt sr Miss GLADYS xan
ab Alfred dor Xa d"ngSter c Hsi H and Mrs VIII
lam Strong who passing ne summer INNER r. r.
their se tbe Kisses Sloane r Gray rswod A J.
Outerbridge. Mrs Whitneyv WINS Mrs IL lanes ra
Stokes and j. Watson Todd
Newport is presenting a much more lively APP
pearance than It did This is owing. Doubtless IN
part TO the weather. which has been clear II not
always cool and partly TO the presence OF so large
a number Of young people. Several new turnouts
have appeared in Bellevue-ave. in the afternoons
but nothing startling in the way OF Hveries Morse
flesh or carriage architecture. Nictorias seem 10
be more fashionable this year than perhaps any
other vehicle and there Is a noticeable absence Oh
the pony carts and basket carriages which were
formerly so much used by young women and
which are now given over to little brothers and
sisters. Girls and young women drive these Gays
four-in- hands and high carts. sometimes tandem
and sometimes a hieh-stepper in single harness or
ride horseback.
GolAng has again been taken up by the women.
and the grounds look gay enough the players in
their neat suits follow the game. Miss Sands,
Mrs Victor Sorchan and Miss Maude Wetmore,
who recently the women's prize. are among
the expert players.
The summer crowd at Newport has been in
creased during the last week by arrivals from
Europe and from Long Island. Tuxedo and other
suburban colonies Mrs Adolf Ladenburg, after
an absence OF couple Of seasons. Is established
for the summer in Willow Bank, the cottage
owned by ]. NJ. Hodgson. in Spring-st Mr.. and
Mrs Jules Montant. of this city. will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs c. a. Mum at the Pinard cot
tages: Fra~k Riggs is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert , /; Henry Clews jr. who returned
from Europe few days ago, is at the Rocks with
his parents. NJ. and Mrs. Henry Clews; Mr.. and
Mrs J. Norman de r. Whitehouse are the guesta
Of Cope Whltehouse. and Mr.. and Mrs. p Loril-
lard Ronalds, jr. staying with Mrs. James p.
The last days of the Count Of TURNS visit to
Newport were made pleasant for him by the mem
bers of the summer colony. on Monday ne vas
the guest Of Mrs. John Thompson Spencer at
Mrs Charles Aston Brsted on Tuesday he took
luncheon with the Marquise de Merinville; on
Wednesday evening Mrs. William Aston gave
dinner party at Beechwood in his honor; on Thurs
day Mrs. Devereux Clapp gave luncheon for him;
Mr. al and Mrs W. Fitzhugh Whitehouse at their
villa Eastbourne hodge and on Friday Gay, e I've
the guest at dinner Of Lispenard Stewart at White
The series Of dinner parties that mark the
son is in progress. and many men have dinner
who entertained at dinner last week Mr.. and
Mrs W. Watts sherman. Mr. and Mrs. l. Townsend
Lawn, on wednesday next August g. The Baro I,
NICHOLAS Beach. Mrs Henry Pendleton Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs George l.. Rives. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pa
young people on Wednesday night was merry
The Casino dance on Monday night. and N1r. and
Mrs Whitehouse's dance on Thursday night after
more 10 The front than it has been OF late.
John w. Ellis gave dinner party last night at
wife, Mrs Mr.; J. Eiiis Holman ann "'
AS balls seem to be indispensable to the success
OF either town or country season. cards for dane
ing parties are eagerly looked for; Besides the
day night next Mrs Oliver IL p Belmont viii
give dancing party at her home, Grey Craig. at
els ormond French has cards out for q dinner
dance at her villa; Harbor View. on Tuesday.
q dinner party at Graystone Tuesday next.
Mrs. John Clinton Gray viii give a similar enter
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton. Mckay Twomby gave
the first of their series Of dinner parties at their
villa, Vinland. last night There will be five more
in August AN, and G one in Sep September
cards for dinner-dance in honor Of the atters
daughter, Miss Swan; on Thursday evening next
After n week OF patriotic ardor for the benefit
OF the ice plant fJnd OF the Red Cross and a
floral parade which consisted I'm the exhibition OF
decorated goat and pony carts. bicycles and other
small types OF vehicles. the wealth and fashion of
Southampton last week turned It's attention TO
golf The Shinnecock golf tournament brought to-
gether at the links. the sand dunes by Peconc
Bay, larger assemblage of well-known people
than were ever seen there before. Every fashion
able golfer In The metropolitan district was present
the only notable absentees being Toler and Tying.
The village during the tournament alive with
gayety and excitement. and uncheons and dinners
were Mrs Frederic Nelson Peter Marie. Mr..
and Mrs. Barclay. Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. God
The season nj Bar Harbor has been eminently
successful from the start. and dinners. luncheons
dances at Kebo and the Malvern. and water parties
are OF everyday occurrence Two Of the most elab-
crate entertainments Of the week just ended were
the luncheon and dinner parties given on Thurs
day afternoon and evening by Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam f.. d. Stokes and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Emery.
The atters dinner party. at their villa. the Turres.
was in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Delano
Weekes whose marriage was celebrated last
vnter Mrs Weekes is a sister Of Mrs Emery
The other guests at the table we're Mr. and Mrs.
Charles p. Fry Mr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch.
Miss Lucy Draper Miss Gurnee Miss Ethel Greg
ory Mrs Samuel Slater John Ingls. Edmund
Pendleton. Waldron Bates and f. S. Stimson.
Mr. and Mrs Stokes gave n coaching party to
Somervil.e. where luncheon was served. Their
guests were Mrs. Samuel Slater. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur DeGno Weekcs. Colonel and Mrs. William
Goddard Mrs. Alfred de Castro. Mr.. and Mrs John
j. Emery. Miss Mia Alexander Miss Rose de
Swedish Minister; Paul Hunt. j G. Mercer Bidde.
Wa!dron Bates and Louis Won Gaertner.
Several interesting engagements were announced