New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
sOCIETY'S PARADE PARTIES
LAVISH HOSPITALITY AT ALL The
HOUSES ALONG THE LINE
OLE NARCU.

psrsds parties were the order Of the day yester
day with the men and women who figure IN the
fashionable doings IN New-Nork, Newport Lehox'
Rer Harhor and Tuxedo. as well as IN the dozen
o,hor places affected by persons Of wealth, refine
van, and leisure Persons having homes or even
or,,,ne houses now untenanted entertained yes
-eraav and anybody who had an acquaintance in
r-ifth-ave West Fifty-ninth-st.. from the Column
bus Monument Circle. at Eighth-aVe. TO Fifth
I'VE Central Park South. In West SeVonty-second-
8, or In the Riverside Drive. utilized that &C
ouaintance or At least thankfully accepted an in
S.tation 20 one 81 the greatest parades or the
century in this Western Hemisphere AZ least. The
owners OF homes ana houses alonE the thorouEn-
fares had sent out invitations to view the parade.
and they were ehlh9sasuS"N ,aCvep,'u 10y ~.
house WAS decorated. ana INC largest ana most
generous kind Of hospitality was extended 70 the
in Newport. LcuoN and other places even further
ali along the line Of march where parade parties
we're entertained elaborate luncheons were served
throughout the day. and so the long. long hours
from morning until evening. applauding The gal
liant men ian the column who contributed to the
The festivities at the home Of General and Mrs
LLOYD Bryce at Fifth-ayc and Washington
SQUARE North. began with a luncheon. At No 8
Fifth-ayc. Mr.. and Mrs Pierre Mali entertained a
number Of guests some Of whom occupied seats on
q stand built across the front ~ the house The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs Robert w. De Forest.
io.S1ston and Mr. and Mrs. H. +. Coc General
DaSiei r. Stokes entertained party OF friends at
recently returned from a summer in EuropS came
\. =. and opened his house. al 40 20 Fifth-ave'
where be entertained small party Of friends
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Frelinghuysen. who have
been spending the time AZ Tuxedo Park. whore
they are occupying the cottage owned by Fernando
H here hey cnicrianed Mr. and Mrs Elisha Dyer
FrelinEhuyscn and McDougan Hawkes.
Mr. and Mrs II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy who
spend the greater part o. 'he year al '' Voui,''s
honSe at No. ou %Sre Of s guests H most
Of them members OF the Meade" n'''N '0'o'S'
Mr. ana Mrs. I'''' 'oop'i "'"''' '"'1' 'a,'-.'
large party 81 Young people ~ '"e s'Vo'u T'O' -
ne ,ranenar n5Hu.ng ~ rmrm cI fr the day
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.,. ...,,,.,,,,s 10 hovee an the erandstand
-, =, fro-, ~ tho waldorf Astoria in Firth
~. a.r. NJ and Mrs Charles F Yerkes whose
guest. were Mr. and Mrs Charles T Yerkes. IT,,
Miss Mary Rarmore. and Miss Mamie COOK
MI anu , W. Nutting.
'"C' N"'E' '''' " - ,,.,..o, ord
Misc Rriftor If Chicago. Miss Nutting and DIT r.
J Richardson MT ana mrs. A'ot,' ,t,ssas Mss.
ton Mrs Whelen Charles Porter and George
,,at,os - 1,bua0.lnnia. Mr. and Mrs Price Collier
- =, n,~.i NJ ond Mrs How
or luNeu"' MIS-. r. VI - NJ. ~ -. >,,.a
ard Gould, who had parry OF INe1 ~, 'CstSSIs
I3e-g1r " = iittietop of Philadelphia W. A.
Stadelmann. Charlie g. Sch0en Nlih4ih "i inSos
Of London; John Drew; Arnold cheney j. A. g0iSS
81 $500 OiC.'' n r. rrc,t ~ Aiilliken Mr. and Mrs
William Thaw. Of Pttsburg j. : Branford. NJ.
Anterior, - ; oHvef NJ. a1u tranl Strauss
N ne IL Siou v II prince Mrs \ G; Green, James
W r "a 80" II Ii IuIrn Nile. Beach c l.
1obreon IL Person iohn Shoemaker j. g. Pear
son p G. Knox Aaron French. Frank Munsey
y I-irN n \ T4kfr Faltee r r Rock Mrs
NJ Shame Robert !. Taylor. A. H. ChatHeld W
" Gibbs W Fisher Elfridce. Nj Rubno. J. H.
NcFaddir Mrs 4 r Woodin Mr. and Mrs Penn