The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-19
WHAT SOCIETY rs DOING.

WHAT SOCIETY rs DOING.
Last week there were many departures from
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin 8. Brice and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews, Henry Clews.
Jr., and Miss Clews were among those who left
on Friday for Newport. The season at New
port, which has begun early, gives promise Of
unusual brilliancy. The list Of prominent
people expected to reach Newport within a
brief period is quite large. Mr.. and Mira. Og-
den Mills are looked for by next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver II. p. Belmont leave their
Hampstead home for Belcourt within a day
or two. Mrs. Belmont will again make her
Sunday musicales and receptions a feature.
Last summer these were particularly success
full, and there is little question that Mrs. Bel
mont will be Mrs. Paran Stevons's successor as
a SSnd"y i, e GdOinnc.icr Nth MFi H ,SnsS 1T C name
Hitchcock, Robert Goelet, Frederic Bronson,
Prescott Lawrence, Frank Work, and vii.
Horse Show early in September. Mrs. fer.
mann Oelrichs and Miss Virginia Fair are to sail
next Wednesday from the other side and will
summer at Newport contrary to expectations.
Chaunoey NJ. Depew will probably be accom-.
panied back from England by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dou glas Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Mckay Twombly. and Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard.
Mr.. Depew sails from the other side on Wednes-
uhN VI hCNU "Oth. Liz u DhIlS dIC U
the guests of the Duke and Duchess of MARI
nelius Vanderbilt and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nc
Kay Twombly are not expected at Newport
until the middle OF July. II Mr.. and rs.
George w. Vanderbilt come over for q visit.
stay at Bar Harbor. Point d'Aroadie' George
w. Vanderbilt's place there; will be occupied
fPS s1st, this Nir season s1a S SG MF Fa Sad Viii VIII A 1am 6 A. IL
ArdGley until late next week, and will then 20
TO Bar Harbor. Mrs. Astor is expected to reach
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson. as well
as Mrs. John Jacob Aston, will be her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lee Taller will leave town next
Wednesday for Berkeley Cottage. their hg
establishment at Richfeld Springs. }. Lee Taller
has arranged a drag hunt club to be known as
the Waiontha Hunt. Mr.. Taller is impressed
with the fact that the summer afternoons there
are cool enough for this sport. The meets will
be at 5 o clock or oven half an hour later. The
course, will lead over the, north country and
toward tho Moha wk Valley. The number OF
members will be augmented as soon as Mr..
Taller reaches Richfeld Springs. At present
there are but few, including John r.. Townsend
and William Beales OF Philadelphia. James
Bogart Taller. who became a member, Joined
RoOsevelt's rough riders just afterward. and
is unavailable.
Albert @. Bostwick has the automobile craze.
Some OF the newest and smartest traps of this
sort have come over to him OF late. Mr.. Bost,
wick intends to vary his horseless carriage
pert. Mr.. and Mrs. Bostwtck are settled for a
couple of months at least at Garden City, b. !,
Mr.. and Mrs: William A. Duer are to- sail for
England next Wednesday,. They have been so.
journing at the Curtis Hotel at Lenox.
A large party of young people will attend
the class-day festivities at Cambridge next Fri,
day. Other cities South and West will con,
tribute their quota of fair maidens. relatives
fris nds. or sweethcarts OF the members of the
graduating class. Mrs. Potter Palmer has SC
cured a house at Cambridge for u couple OF
weeks and will have it filled with young people
The torrid atmosphere of the earlier days
of last week drove out of town a number O.
people who had intended to remain through
June. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Is. Alexander arr
ut their cottage on the blum at Scabright. A lit
tie later on the AleXanders will make n trip Il
the Pacific slope: Nj; and d Mrs lanes anne W
family are also at seabright: Mr., and Mrs. W,
Everard Strong closed their Madison avenue
houSe q couple Of days syr ago EooH and q gent to t snc,
OF young people will add to the seasons gayetI
at Seabrlght, Among others who have opene,
and Mrs. Harold Fsrguhar Hadden. Mr.. ant
Mrs;, Theodore r I. Rail-, Mrs, NJ, AgEustn
Mrs. Robert W. dc Forest, ana Mr.. and Mrs
George Austin Morrison.
NJ. and Nine. de Wollant are spending thoi
honeymoon at Georgetown Heights. where the.
have taken q house which was Gen. Grant
headquarters for a while in the civil war. NJ
and Nine. do Wollant will sail early In Jul.
for Europe. and will pass tho summer In Russia
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK..
Hrdncsday. .June -.
Weddingtof Miss Eliza beth Osborne and Josep'
Carson in st. Georges Church, .Stuyvesan