New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

The gayetes ut Newport last week not so
numerous that 1t found impossible to keep
record OF them. but there many lunchcous
and dinner parties and some dances and outdoor
pas,imes. The week opened well with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Townsend Burdens dinner party at their villa.
Fair Lawn. on Monday night. Their guests
Miss Ethel Clapp. Miss Gray. Miss Julia GRAM.
Miss Whitehouse. Miss Potter Miss Charlotte
Within. Miss Emily Hoffman Miss Bella Garter.
Miss Lily Oclrchs. Miss Kane. Lspenard Stewart.
Willing spencer l. Townsend Burden. jr.. Robert l..
Gerry William Burden. Georfc Gr!swold. "a John
r. Livcrmorc. Cecil Hatch. William s Wet
more Reginald Brooks and Henry Clcws. jr. After
dinner the guests ,nded the dance at the Casino
which was well 2atronizod Mrs. I. Townsend Bur
den wore gown Of pale mauve brocade. with chif-
fon: Mrs. Richard McCrccTy IN white sa,in
and silver. Miss Graft. in ngh; SHADE OF pink
tin; Miss Evelyn Burden. in pale blue satin with
trimmings Of blue silk NULL Miss Edith Clapp WAS
in white satin. vell'd 9TH black net. noavily
broidered in :. ;les. Mrs Lldenhurg was IN
white brocade: Miss Anna Sand was .n white
satin touched with pink. and Ms \. Ianfea-
Norrte was IN 'hrimp pit satin trimmed with
black velvet hows. Some of the others present
Mr.. J. iil's Hofu.n. Mrs Dcvcrcux Ciapp
Mrs. John Clinton Gray Mr and Mrs Paul An
drews Mr.. Hoffman. Mrs. Stuyvcsant Fish Miss
Fannie Whiichousc. sir. and Hrs. G.. l. Nohinso-.
Mr. ard Mrs Herbert " Hartman Mrs T. j.
leiNlnd MISS LILY NhltNhouhc. MISS ff"nch. MIS-.
r. l.. Chancr and Miss Eth. Dawes.
Mrs. Francis Is. Pondletou. who is o. tho
most popular Of the younger married women 40
Newport this summer. gave camiakc 80 The
Clambske Club on Tuesday afternoon: Mrs. Potter
Palmer CAV, small tea at tho Golf club the
same afternoon and in the evening Mr. ana Mr..
Richard McCrccry entertained at dinner at their
cottage. In Narragansctt-ave r. -.r guests joe
cludcd Mr. and Nj g. Iauioar y .rlie Nr ana
Mrs Henry Payne Whitrey Mr. and Mrs ! Elis
Holman and Mr. and Mr.. Elisha Dyer. IT, Mn.
John J. Wysone's dinner dance. 90 hcl villa Grey
stone, In honor Of her nephew. Marshall Ruts"rs
Kornochan. Of Mrs. william Pollock. anl Il. .s
Lily Oelrchs. daughter Of Mr aud Mrr. Charlie
Oc.rchs. on Tuesday night was brilliant purity.
The guests w"r" rrnclrG y y"nng :. ,pi" VINO 'i,-
richs The favcrs were pretty French tfines
! Mrs W TnzhGgh Whrehousc %crc among tnusc
who entertained a. luncheon. Ms 'orrrils Van
Wander Vanderbit farm In Portsmoa,6 The gu's- abou,
fifteen. were driven out Oh coac hes tCpi'i hf Al
| ing Mrs / Townsend Burden gave chNlr,n's
| dinner dance at Fair Lawn. John II. lAr'rmorc
| Thursday there was the usual rush Of luncheons
ana dinner parties. ana o. fridHy me Inmc'bSi
| Mr. and Mrs Oliver H. 7. Belmont. at their home
Gray crag Park nran p1ce IN N nas ,6Ts~
! quarters Of the hundred guests invited droy"
dinner Tr was served at small table, arranged
! large marquee erected on ne avn; ana 9fter y
vaudcvfIir show ard then sort OF wild Wost IN
tertainment with verifying hut genuine Indians.
pa Mf I Iast misat ana Mr. stuyvcsani Fsh Viii
give dinner dance FOR her daush,ef miE co on
0I Mrs As,or's dinner on the Goth will he for young
Mi NJ and Mrs John Ellis Hoffman have taken
G fhe Season ef ane anG coon g Lawrcnce & Of this
city, has rented the Case COTTAGE IN Eat, ,ro,,
cuba early in the week is the guest Of his mother.
| at Beachwood
| The last week like rs predecessors, was an ac-
tiye one socially AT Bar Iiirbor. Cottarcrs and
visitors enjoyed their tavorIte amusemens. riding
driving sailing and dancing. while lurcheons ana
dinner parties were daily occurrence Mrs.
| Charles r Alexander and Mrs Charles Aber-
crombe gave large card parties. and Miss Gurnee
gave one OF the mos elaborate mncheons Of the
week her guests being Miss Morgan. Hiss Draper.
Miss Alice Van Rensselaer,. Miss Elizabeth Jack
SON. Miss Frazier Miss Fay. Miss Gala in and Miss
Scott who WIS the guest Of honor Another Of the
Mrs. a. Blcecker Ranks. a; her VIA, Salt ar me
nnbar Of o dinner on parties One Of the largest vas
given by Mrs TGreTGs rf Of 'hS cy M
and Mrs r. Horace CiallAtin MIR and Mrs. John
Toste5 Mr. and s Ms FrGnk Pa I J56n AT ner
and j. r. Henderson. jr 49,. .-.,...., .
the Malvern for the season
1t almost too early TO talk OF next winter,
but plans are already under consideration for many
OF the entertainments. There are. OF course TO
be many deb itantes. and It II particularly deslr-
able to find some novel way OF presenting them
Miss May Young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Young of No 3 West Twcntieth-st will be one OF
the early debutantes OF the season. Miss Young
who is a very pretty girl. IL spending the summer
with her parents at their country place. Dun
stable Oyster Bay, Long Island. Another pretty
girl to be introduced is Miss Caroline Edgar. the
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Newbold Edgar.
OF No rs East Thirty hist. Miss Edgar is tall
with beautiful blond hair and complexion. Miss
Helen Peabody daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
J. Peabody and sister OF Mrs. John T. Vain
at a reception which will be given some time In
December. by her parents. at their home In West
feminist. Another OF the seasons debutantcs VIII
be Miss MAY Sands. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. t.
al the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Sands No. IS West
Forty -eighth-st Miss Rita Iseln. daughter OF Mrs
John Iselin. also. will be one OF the seasons
debutantes.
The various dancing classes will again be In the
field and even at this early date 1t is prophesied
that the coming winter will be notable for
dancing parties OF all kinds Both OF the dancing
classes organized by Mrs. Dallas Pratt which have
been among the successful OF the classes for
young De ople, have made dates for next season.
and, as usual they will meet at Sherrys.
The class which has been successfully
Quoted by Mrs. Benjamin s. Church and about ten