New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

nearby places. There were. too, any number q,
luncheons and dinner parties, and dance wa,
given at the clubhouse Thursday night. Anon,
those who enjoyed the sport and the attendant
festivities at the cottages and clubhouse were IN.
Baron and Baroness DE f. Wardener. the latter
looking exceedingly lovely in embroidered mus,
lin costume relieved with trimmings Of blue Mrs
Foxhall F. Keene. Miss May Bird who drove over
every day from westbury: Mrs. Henry Payne Whit.
the Oriental Hotel Manhattan Beach; Mr. asi
Mrs. James Lorillard KernOchan. Mr. and Nr
Oliver " Bird MI and md Mrsi George }. Gould who
Eugene Tre' s Goadby Mrs. STANLEY Mortimer Mr. snd
Mr.. Edward La Montague. Mrs Rene La Mon.
tagne. NJ and Mr.: 4. II. stevens. Mr. and Mra
George Ednd Mi. Rd. Mr. T2snck F29n T. G2sda Ny M
riman. Harry Page. Nj and NJ. Frankiin b. Lord
j.. Burton. Mr. and Mrs Edward y Dickersoa,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chauncoy, Mss Candy. Mist
Mrs c. Lawrence Perkins and Dwight F. Porter.
Newport braced up amazingly last week. and
there was degree Of life and animation which
has filled nearly every one with surprise Thus
eary .r the season elaborate entertainments are
scarcely looked for but this year be -':.
ferent or at least the social ball has been set In
motion considerably earlier than IN many seasons
past. Pcnics coaching parties into the count ,.
sailing parties with lots Of bright and pretty glra
who are all good sailors and not afraid 20 allow
I
OF the luncheons and dinners. have given an IN
petus to social life usually looked for only in Au-
gust The first Casino dance Of the season was
decidedly brilliant and gay AFFAIR. the floor being
| filed with dancers. among whom were Mi's Evelyn
/ Burden Miss Marie Winthrop Miss Morton Miss
! Lila Sloane Miss Gray. Miss Kane Mr. and Mn
v Sorchan, Mrs. Walter Kane MIS- freqe,c nc @ Nei'
| son Mr.. John r. Drexel, Mrs. Clarence H. Macxay,
Miss Peter daughter 2f James bFo"n asd NJ
| Charles Astor Bristed, Miss WhltlHg; Miss VII
Ioughby the debg,anie; Miss & Eusus, I''e tsyO,
| Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Reginald vanderbilt Y
R9ssr R2sers Mln3nr0p HiH rES Mr. f@ Msso
stnyvesant srYs lie Roy Miss King George P. Eus,ii
/ an" a party OF young people who had previously been
. at dinner at The Breakers
/ One Of the pleasantest social incidents Of the
ueek At Newport was the picnic given by Mrs.
! Richard McCreery and Miss Eustis, at Lawtons
/ VALLEY. on wednesday afternoon. Another notable
/ incident was Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Nanderblts
picnic yesterday sr oS at aired @ G. vanderbilt and the
Young men who will accompany MN on his 'ou'
around the world
The wedding Of Miss julia Dent Grant. the only
! daughter Of General and Mrs Frederick Dent
Grant to Prince Cantacuzene' OF hussia Is an
nounced to take place in Newport late IN sep
,ember The exact date has not been SET nor has
the Mace of the ceremony been fuzzy decided upoh
oI,bough the William Waldorf Astor villa Beauleu,
leased for the season by Miss Grants aunt Mrs.
potter Palmer will doubtless be the scene OF tns
wedding Miss Grant. VINO mas Defn siSc,s cass, "a" .,
mother and her grandnother, Nj Neunori for the
season this morning. She will be the guest u "e'
aunt, Mrs. Palmer
Another wedding at Newport in the autumn VIII
be that Of Miss Dora Havemeyer daughter u n,s .'
Theodore A. Havemeyer, TO Lieutenah, Coi'',c"-s' ,
/ Cameron McR WinsOw Of the United states -Na"'
II will be celebrated at Friedheim the VIVA u Wv
/ Haveneyer family in Bellevue-aye' ana a. :, .as
brides family are still I'm mourning, II VIII De :
family afrar The Rev. Father Meepan rector VII II
ST. Marys Roman Catholic ChuIch' -'e"PY'
be the officiating clergyman
While all the sporting and fashionable world on|
.h,s aida are doing their best to amuse ana enjoy
| themselves. corresponding classes OF Ame''oah'
/ md English abroad are assembling at county
: borses AZ Cowes to see the great regatta ana are
Giving on the river" one Of the notaole enter
,airments of the season in London was the parry
v,ven bv Mrs Arthur Paget for the Prince o'
Wales 1t was not a large aHaT oeihs PN'poe"
lon, emal There was a sprinkling OF Ahloassa
+rs and the Duchesses OF Marlborough, OF DeVon'
sb,re and Of Sutherland there as well as
ID Londonderry and Lady Lansdowne ana some
of the pretty young married women lncludlhs -aD'
Mar and Kelne Lady Chelsea, Mrs George hep
pel and Mrs Hall Walker Mrs. Paget wa wa ~ IA
gown of pale yellow. with cream iaSv, ,h a,'I ,ssr,
foonds in her dark hair The most superb I, pyas' ps
worn by Sonsueq Ii;ddf ,nS While Iaiy Lans
doWne's Jewels. too were wonderful lheIc lhs ". >,
about forty guests at dinner %hiGh w. wa decorated
three round tables. one OF Wnch "as IL n,nk
with scarlet geranums ana anothe, ,,r he din
while third had pale rnSSb ET0%b pay and there
an Italian tenor too, Signor march, who Is sad I"
have sung well
.pother still more elaborate entertainment was
the ball given by William Waldorf Astor A.
his residence in Carleton House Terrace. Ihousn
the house is as large as any IN Lohuo"
rorouee more than a hundred feet long was erec''
cd on the terrace adjoining it, where supper ""'
served at a number OF small, round tables. Inc IN
,erior of the house was handsomely adorned WIZ
Aovers and plants The grand marble stairodse,
halls and corridors had palms grouped III 'he'i' a'. M
the entire suite Of reception rooms mcIudihs ~'
great ballroom, the latter lighted Win ee0''..
light. was open for the occasion. MI Astor sue'.
Included the Duchess of Marlborough, VINO was ID
white gown spangled with silver her Only or"a'
ments being ropes of pearls: Mrs. Ogden Goele'' 7"
black and white; Miss May Goelet' All III "n'''
the Duchess OF Bucceuch. in black satin ana c'o".
of diamonds: the Countess OF Mayo III -o""
pale green satin: the Duchess OF Montrose' ]" w.
satin with her two daughters; the Marcnioh@s1s @ 4.
Riandford the Marchoness of Anglesey, an A., "a
white with tiara or diamonds anu Ras,rix
! The Marchoness OF Headfort with Lady bss bsau.s
Taylomr who wore pale blue tule. the Prinvess
Dhueep Singh, in plain green sat,n soSn oE,n.choss
Kenneth Wilson in pale blue tulle; Mr. biscgas ssy
helm in white satin embroidered with sVer, ,"J. ~
Suffield in purple satin: the Countess Spgho had
orav satin and Lord Charles Bercsiord VINO Nc, nS
his daughter with him Besides ms oa Linz VI MelSs
also gave two concerts. the sololsts oelhe al ain
Paderewski Ancona and Plancon, and seNeraan anr v"
ner parties The guests at Mr A'tSr tyeasi.h Si Ben
party were Mr. and Mrs. George tdff.Lhum rnIa
tinck the Duke and Duchess OF AthoiL ,ss y"s
Marchioness OF Twseddale the Ear ang NJ Dartrey
lord and Lady Ardilaun. Lord Inchiquln n az
Lady lnchiqpin Lord 2 and LADY M Hs"Is Earl and
Countess of Albemare. Mr. and Lady flaa p'.I Al
erck the Hon Henry Stoner. Mr.. ana NJ Nj and
busen the Hon Evelyn and Lady Ashley. MI MI ~
Mrs Asquith and Sir Edward and Lady SaSs0V"
Additional details Of the wedding Of Miss su,s'
lie Roy Dresser. daughter of the l'' :" a,
Dresser the sister Of Daniel lie Roy pr'Ss 4,
the Vicomte dOsmay. which was celeofafu
par,s last month nave been received. a's.