New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
+ A large majority OF Ncw-Yorks fashionable pco-
pie are TO be found AZ Newport. but Narragansett
Pier Southampton Bar Harbor. New-London,
Lenox. Richicld Springs and Soabright each shell
tiers its own little contingent Each place has it.
followers and supporters. and each its own special
diversions There Is doubt hat the Newport
season has opened. and Notwithstanding that this
Nation is at war with foreign Power matters
socially appear 20 90 on muoh the same rs In pre-
II Is that there Is lack OF dane
Ing men and especially IS this the cas-" at Bar
Harbor Still the dance goes on. and partners are
usually found for those who care 10 take turn
on the floor" The Casino dance on Monday night
we'll attended. the number % darc"rs berg
unusually large Some Of thos, present were Mr.
and Mrs Elisha Dyer r.. Mrs John Clinton Gray
Mr. q 1eyerguN G3pp Mr. Mr. WaRey W"TehR
Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Wilson who are the guests oi
s"phine Johnson Miss Loa.sa Ft',cf Miss pauline
Gray Miss Julia Grant. Miss Charlotte Whiting
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aston Brisiei. Nj and NJ
+ Kane Miss EthcI Davies Mi,i .iih NT,m0o.,.
Morse and Miss Josephine Brcoks
All Newport turned out last week 20 DO honor 70
Prince Victor Emanuel. Count II Turin who ar
rived Saturday night. Mr anc NJ. John
thompson
dinner party for The Prince on Monday night On
the following nChi their sons. Arthur Spencer ana
Wiling spence gave dinner pariy IN th~ Prince
honor The guests Wero young people. detu'anies
predomnatine The dinner WAS followed hy a
dance. 10 which number Of extra guests were IN
vi'cd
Mrs Francis X PenGloton's plcric A. vauc:use
on Wednesday IN honor OF H." Prince had 20 J."
given MP on accom-, 81 the weather Instead. =
Dutch luncheon vas served az the H.i"l de Lo-
eerot. on tho Gins. Thc.e Wei" about hf'y guests.
and some dancing followed the Jun he1n.
on Wednesday night ID" Prince dlned ~ Ms
Charles H. Haldwln's villa. Snug H,ro.r Tho
other guests were Nj and Mrs II Payne Whit
ncy NJ WILING MIS- Wan EDrer'-.i'r. Ms
Bricc. VI Gushing. Nonort Palmer. Sir and Mrs
Louis Lorillard. Thomas T. Cushing. Mr. and Mrs
Victor Sorchan Mr and Mr. Danic. Fearing Mrs
John Jacob Aston. Nj and Mrs Whitney Warren
Mr. and Mrs I. X pendieion. Miss Wotmore NJ
d'HauteviIlc Willing Spencer Mr. ard Mrs Georc"
Peabody Wctmor". John r. Livcrmoro and Eyer
Thursday Sir and Mrs Ehrdgc T. Gerry enter
taigcd fh" Primo" at luncheon "u board OF their
steam yacht the Eo ira VIII took large party OBJ
entertain The Prince 1T dinner ai Heechwood Oh
"Wednesday nlsht ~ this wo'k.
Prince Victor has deci.'I 20 leave Newport on
Friday next for tho Pacific Coast. on his way 20
chaunccy NJ Depew saye. h', nrsi formal dinner
were rishop and Mrs. Potter SIR: and Mrs Hamil-
ton Mck. Twomhy. Judge and Mn John CLINTON
TAYLOR Campbell. MI and Mrs. Lloyd : Brc".
Mrs. Hermann Oorichs Miss Josephine Johnson.
Miss Paulding George II. Pond and Thomas +.
Mrs George L. Riyes viii give dinner and
dance at her villa tomorrow Mig e. In honor ~ her
niece Miss Charlotte Whiting. one Of the seasons
the season on wednesday. She IS the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. Edward $ Willlrg
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr. who
passed about weeks Al Saratoga. have opened
the Oseood cottage IN Bch"Vue-hve.. newport
The marriage Of Miss Alice McCrea. daughter Of
Lieutenant Coonc Tully Mccrea. commandant at
For, Hancock Sandy Hook. to Lieutenant William
dke ace on Tnesdar aferno9n next at FoT so
cum. Davd's Island wherc The bride and her
tiers for the officers families at Fort Hancock
News 81 the engagement Of Count Alexander
Hadk De Futak. Of Austria, TO the Countess Maria
y Taufkirschen- Edgoldshach. OF Vienna re-
ccived here this week Count Hadik who is well
known IN fashionable circles here and In Newport.
is one Of the largest land owners In Hungary and.
the Budapest Parliament. He IL n skilled horse
man and one 81 the most popular men In Nienncsc
society. he spent several seasons AT Newport ana
IN town and 1t while at the former place that
he succeeded In introducing some Of his national
marriage to the Countess Marie VIII be solcmnizcd
In Vienna next fall
Among the weddings TO be celebrated IN the com
ing season will bo that OF Miss Katharine Beekman
Hoppin. a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William War
ner Hoppin. Allison Wright Post, which Is 10 be
held carly In November Ia the Brick Church. Firth
ave. and Thirty seventh-st
Another Of the fall weddings will be that OF Miss
Caroline Goodrdge the youngest daughter Of Mrs.
Frederic Goodridgc. to John II. Iselin The cere-
mony will probably take place at Springhurst. Mrs.
Goodrldge's country home. at Kiverdae- the
Hudson.
Still another out-of-town wedding in the fall Will
be that Of Miss Maria VI Reese daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs w Henry Reese, whose home for the
greater part Of the year IS at Obcrcreek. New
Hamburg ~ Y. 10 David Augustus Clarkson
son OF Mr. and Mrs. r. Sireatleld Garrison. II Will
probably take place late in October up the Hudson.
Miss Elizabeth Schuhardt Wells. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Lawrence Wells. whose engagement to
william Floyd was announced a couple Of months
ago has selected Tuesday November 10 for her
wedding day other November weddings Will in
clude those Of Miss Marian knight to Philip Nc
Kim Garrison and Miss Elsie Barber To Frederic
Prime Deaned.
One Of the conspicuous entertainments given in
the American colony in Paris during the season
Just closing was Mrs. Cases cotillon which took
place in her magnificent apartment In the Champs
Elysees The floral decorations were particularly
panelled In orchids and roses and in every nook
and corner masses OF the same flowers. Mrs.
Case, who was assisted in receiving by her son.
Howard Case wore a gown OF pearl gray satin. the
tablier and bodice embroidered In silver. The CO.