New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
THE WEEK. IN SOCIETY.

uniVcTtITY EaytIy
ctement. for college commandments have for the
los, few days. at least had It all their own way.
and fashionable NewYorkers hocked to New
Haven Cambridge. Schenectady. Amherst Geneva.
rmmettstburg and Hanover. Glass day at Harvard.
a. usual brought its crowd OF young women In
handsome summer costumes and the commence
went exercises imposing with their stately
STocesson literary exercises and class dinners: As
governor of Massachusetts and his stan from Bos
Don in the early hours OF 5ne da rn BT'Wee eo m
Hall came orations and the comforting OF diplomas
Hnctions were bestowed upon Jules Martin Cam
fon Ambassador from France to the United states;
f'njted States Navy; Or. Leonard Wood, Military
commander Of Santiago; Kentaro Kaneko former
Hadey president-elect of Yale University, and
professor Ira y. Hollis
Al Yale thire was an imposing assemblage of the
friends Of the graduates, who before receiving their
diplomas took part with the faculty In stately
PROCESSION and in gowns and mortar-board caps
-,iayel by regimental band. Mr.. and Mrs. Corne
ius Vanderbilt with party of frien nha were yer,
Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt. was one Of the grad
yates.
Almost simultaneous with these conquests Of
learning and triumphs Of the brain came the races
on the upper Hudson and at New-London which
for two days at least beside itself with the
rivalry Of the competing oarsmen. the flashing or
college colors and the deafening notes Of college
cries elements
!nent OF the day was complete.
Nothing uncommony interesting has occurred at
Newport or Bar Harbor. Small dinners and lunch
cons are the daily diversions OF both places, and
az Newport Bellevue-ave. is gay every afternoon
n the driving hour with snowy eQuipages, thor
oughbred horses and handsome women. At Bar
Harbor nearly all the cottage owners and lessees
have arrived for the season, and a few of them are
entertaining IN modest way The weather TOT
weeks has been perfect, and all sorts OF outdoor
life Il being enjoyed to the fullest extent An I'M
rortant occurrence the opening OF the heDo
Valley Club yesterday and the first OF the SATURDAY
night dinner dances. Among those who are estao-
l'shed for the in their homes are MI ana
Mrs John J. Emory, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto G. Fab
1r Mr.. and Mrs William Jay Schieheln' MI ana
Mrs James W. Pnchot who have rented stan
wood Mrs James 6. Baines cottage. for the sea-
son: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons. Mr. and Mrs.
John Livingston. who are occupying the CARO-"
Mercer cottage; Mr.. and Mrs ]. Pierpont Edwards
Henry T. Sloane, who has taken a lease or Bohhy
-3ryn the Barney cottage: Baron Won HengeinluHer'
the Austrian Ambassador and WIFE; Mrs. Nau"aI-
sier Jones Miss Beatrx Jones Mr. and Mrs Garoi-
,,er sherman Mr. and Mrs David i. ogden. Mr.
and Mrs George Smith. Mrs. May and Mrs Carrie
Wright. one wedding At the least, Is promised 10
take place at Bar Harbor this summer that or
Miss Elizabeth Jackson. daughter Of MI and Mrs
Charles Carroll Jackson, 20 the Rev william Us
born Baker rector OF the Protestant Episcopal
church OF St. Sauveur. at Bar Harbor: me weu5
ding win be celebrated in the church oeIOaS me h
OF the season. Mrs. Jackson the notnei 81 On ~
brideelect has Just built new TeeyoTs Fading dir TO
Van Vest Test. ''''''. ....u vou.
rort last week by Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Nanutr-
Bit sr Mr. and Mrs Elisha Dyer, r.. who. oy 'he
Tav are changing the Samuel Wetmore cottage IN
T}@6e,ue-avc lust north Of Narragansett ave, mo
q more pretentious house. which Will De tnei SUI NJ
and Mrs II Mortimer Brooks Miss Mts Gerry nm Mrs.
General and Mrs James NJ. Varnum, who are the
guests of Lispenard stewart AT ms VIA, WIZ
70 be given by MT. stewart on Wednesday evening
Of this TeeE X E Ss sfeam Tech Electra on Tues
dsv u !TuIy : in honor OF Rear-Admiral Sampson
end the OSsTs OF h svd aaTed for the
end occupying the Ledyard cottage MIS- np1er
wh her sister Mrs BURKE Roche and her father
Frank WORK ;,o M 4aea ana lease Of Mrs. p Whites
cottage in Red Cross-ave-, and Miss Susan WLng,
season She is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward 5. Willing.
southampton. Long Island, always pretty Vil@
Iare and popular one even when William Hoyt,
the late WHY'S Belts and DR.. T. Gaillard Thomas
were almost the only cottage-owners. and when
the old windmill which was occupied one summer
bv Colonel William Jay and his family was consld-
cred desirable residence. has within the last few
Years become an important place. and to-day hoios
its own with any OF the fashionable summer places
IT is only few years eince nearly Gil the sums
MGR visitors 10 Southampton round eccomnoua-
,ions IN roadside boarding houses where food OK
indifferent quality dispensed so epartngly that
many of the boarders went to bed hungry But a.!
is changed. Energy and determination 70 nave
better things have asserted themseIVeA WIN 'ne
result that cottage life has increased enormously
md not only have new clubs sprung up put reai
fox hunts stag hunts, golf and tennis are among
she seasons pastmes. The town itself ana an the
adjacent country for miles around are ootteo win
handsome. picturesque homes. Several new COZ
tages have been built since last season. among tnein
loinp those OF ex-Judge Aonzo G. Monson. MIS-
James Ruggles, A. j. Claim and ex-Judge Henry
/ Rowland Among others who are nv7ng IN
their own summer homes and those who have rented
cottages are Mr. and Mrs. Horace RUSSELL "n'
are occupying Williston House. handsome man
sion Of Colonial design; Mr.. and Mrs George 0het-
don and the Misses Sheldon. who are In HoiprooA'
w., 90 the cottages owned by Frederic IL Belts
who with Mrs. Belts. will spend the summer
abroad: Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Robin, ana th E
son-in,law and daugh ter. MI Mrs Edward H.
KendalIs cottage; Mr.. and Mrs; Henry o. and
W4 qe ere r. HENDERSON, who at their cot ,S
iage Whitecaps; Mrs FoIdyG9 IN nTneiesde Mrs
Alfred Nesors cottage; Dr. and Mrs RS ,b EMU own
MGnue " Rcniamin Ncoll who has rented the co.,.
taec of Mrs e. p Meade; MT ana .b 3ar Sper cot
oJl Ms NJ T Garner and Miss T. AmoTy; Mno
again e MP Pa anS MRS j. Bowers lee
and Mrs James l. sBG Teess a. al 1G the
and Mrs George b Nv II. Godfrey who have as
M 5cr guests at WHY'S Suss he dss,sr Bets Mr.
daughter M and Mrs R Wyys RRo are occupg
I iber T place Edgecomb Mr. APs M5 AgaWam
Dyer Wh3 Ne are Charles r Barney and Mr. and ; MIS-
Oliver Harrm@en FL who inc Til hsy William Van
Sb he r The formally aSd
Friday evening, when series , Sf Landers Or
ehesa played the diners an on 9he piazza
yesteIday me- mo- With the weekly dances anu LII lie
ceTs daily tennis and n s0m %a'f this summer
plenty of life at SouthaiiNo'
The Nations holiday, now so near d t .,I ,rst
., - VII deserted, as there IS nolhlis Jus.