The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-03
WHAT SOCIETY rs DOING.

WHAT SOCIETY rs DOING.
The glorious Fourth will be duly celebrated
tomorrow at tho country clubs. 1t will fur
niSh the basis for all the social festivities in
immediate view. There were dances at the
Ardsley Casino, tho Westminster Country Club,
and at Tuxedo last night. There will be others
scale, and pyrotechnic displays will be in order.
This will close the early summer season at
filled, as all have been since June l. The cot.
tnges, as Il rule, have house parties. On Tues
day morning the exodus will begin.
Center Hitchcock is responsible for the exist
ence of the tremendously popular Clambake
Club. 1t will celebrate tho Fourth at Newport
with the first bake Of the season. The club has
a three years lease of tho.Robbins estate on
Easton's Point, which will be the rendezvous.
Prince Victor Emmanuel, 1t is expected, will ho
the guest Of honor at the second clambake OF the
season. Among the members OF the club are
Oliver II. Z. Belmont, Oelrichs, Pres
cot LawrencS, Henry =: Eldri,dse, Frank NJ.
August Belmont, William Cutting, Jr., n. J;
Du Blois, Hollis Hunnewell, l.. Q. Jones, Roland
ling David MIDI H; King yr.' +; IT, Mo9FlS%d; Ed
oelrichs. Harper Pennington, S. Rowland Rob
bins, Liapenard Stewart, Perry, tiffany. and J.
longs to tho club, will not be on;hand tomorrow,
as he sailed with his nephew, Alfred G.. Wander
bilt, on the Lucania yesterday.
One of the most notable OF tho festivities which
will mark the Fourth at Newport will be the
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge \. Gerry
on their steam yacht Electra. There will also
" . qu''' in0 VI ulnn' p"f'e''
Whether or not Mrs. Calvin s. Brlce will do
much. entertaining at "Beaulieu," her Newport
establishment, this summer is not yet known.
AAete'0lore W iio n"S Et'en ou al average
a dozen functions 70 one OF any other cottaSer.
lieu for some time. Mrs. Brice has been out
terested. Calvin s. Brice, for the sake of rest
and change, Is traysLins on the other side.
the VonnSer son mas been trayeliinp around thu,
world and has now started for the Philippines.
He intends TO join the army and his expectation
Is to be placed on Gen. Merritt's staff. Stewart
landing and dispensing OF supplies for the army
before Santiago.
r.. pAnI. A.
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Rhine
lander, have been sojourning of late at the ORR
entai, MannettHh beaon. hir. ana Mrs' fhiilp
they have taken q cottage for the summer.
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Miss Charlotte Whiting will make her social
u'ons VI - 10 @uH,' 80 oootNo
-; yves ID 70 I'VE pa,tS Ior neF Io,lnorroW
Is ID daughter OF the late Augustus Whiting.
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Henry Clews, Jr., was recently graduated
from the university at Hanover. He viii. sail
~ ITpnadiateiy oftsr bis arrival hers he VII vii ioin
his family at Newport.
NJ. a., Nv. Fr.5.ric II A1.r rh .,o
,,in - ..Tho priorv vast Cbnstor will .oon
- tou Nornor, Nv Aron,s al, hro,hs.
lc"'o VI +o"P0A' MS A'to D oniS Ao'u0
joseph Sampson stevens Is IN kooseveits
"Dellmain" at bellevue and Narragansett ave.
nues. .lhls Is tho inner or the Two cottages or
the Holmes estate, recently bought by Thomas
Janney of baltimore.
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Vile of this city by Mrs. Julien r. Davies at her
Sewport cottage next Tuesday night. This
will be tho first private %cotillon of the
season. Miss de Neufville is now tho guest OF
me MISSES pavieS; 5ho . e ~. 70 wi wisN Hiss
tin Jones. When Miss de Neufvilie returns
from Newport she will be the guest OF Mr.. and
MITE. D. Lahsuon Schroeuer al o1sIef nuS' L. l.
lhere Will DO the USUAL huhuer Vi ueoulahtea
brought forward during the Newport season.
Miss Lily Oelrichs will he one of Them. She is
- Cl, a.,
the daughter OF Mr.. and MIS- Sharles M, oel'
dore A. Havemoyer or. The plan has been for
some time to introduce Miss llavemeyer and
her cousin. Miss Oelrichs. together. The date
OF the reception was first postponed on account
OF the death Of Mr.. Havemeyer. Since the
death sOf his son, Charles +. Havemeyer, all
thought of the matter has been dropped. Now
at an afternoon tea,
Anterior Blight has just arrived mere on La
TournfncswIth his daughters. Miss Alice Blight
ord NIissK Q MIL, Thoy have boon abroad
since Inc autumn, and spent a por'l"h OF lh'
m nn ~ ZONE WIN ltcI ar If %T to- Is1a M Wv