New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18

Prophets are already beginning TO foresee gay
season for Newport. II may judge by the
number who are already there. the Rhode Island
resort is certain TO have full, which ought to
mean a gay, season. With the exception Of the
Goelet houses. there will scarcely be unoccu-
pied villa on the cliffs Most Of the gayest houses
are open, and it will be long before the social
ball will be rolling Mrs. Astor is expected
back from Paris in a short time. and she WILL as
usual spend the summer her villa, Beechwood,
having as her guests her son and daughter-in-law,
Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Aston They are now
occupying their place, Ferncliffe at Rhine5eckron-
more anS their famT will occupy their villa
Chateau-sur-Mer, and the stately nails ana cham-
Viii doubtless be the scene of some brilliant
tainments after Mrs Potter Palmer has taken pos.
session OF them for the season. The Vanderbilt
family will be seen in its whole extent, each branch
OccuPIs s%gsT9 place Week bT Mas Richard
Wilson in honor of her daughter, Mrs Corn l I
M Snd MI. and Mrs Sidney webster James j Van
ads VIII Tq return ia 70 England in few days. will
not open his Tudor villa this summer
Among the latest arrivals at Newport are MI
and Mrs William r. Travers, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Butler Duncan jr. who have taken apartments at
the Margaret; Mrs. Hugh T. Dickey, Mr. and Mrs
william Murray MI and M5s AmfTe W II
Kane Mr.. and Mrs Henry Payne whitney Genera
9e Mr Mrs. Free George rleT5Sn Wales Miss Evelyn
den MIR and Mrs. Whitney Warren. Mr. and Mrs
Winthrop, jr.
Mrs Dunlop Hopkins Mrs. George G. Williams.
her daughter Mrs. Frank b. Keech; Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock. sr. Center Hitchcock. Mrs j. Agostni'
Miss Agostini Mr.. and Mrs. John Burng Lawrence
Howard CSnking Mr. and Mrs Bo a Miss
Borrowe and Beekman Borrowe We're among some
of those who sailed for Europe last week
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth B. Evans.
daughter of Benjamin Franklin Evans OF Twin
Oaks Morristown, TO Oliver Chandler blIlnss' Vi
New-York which took place al St Peters Church'
Aorristown last Wednesday, was beautiful anair
The church was decorated with ferns and whi'e
carnations The bride a white satin gown
elaborately trimmed with lace, her veil having an
edge of point The maid Of honor MISS H and
Miss Madeleine Evans white organdie gowns
trimmed with valenciennes; green we've. pow" 1b sS
the waist and their heads small wreaths, In o
all carried white sweet peas the usH na6rgS
George D. Eustice. Frank r. Qs9orngi Chi
cago McLane Van lngen ana 6o% hdthen CHARLES
n B,llinss, was best man.
=, ~. cbantrv OF Grace Church yesterday morn
ing J. J. Richardson. Of Davenport Iowa LOT may
ysers commemorative of Iowa on the National
democratic Committee. and proprietor Oh me
nova,nort Democrat" was married TO Miss Emma
a Rice daughter OF the late ADDISON W R h tbe
BaraGG n: L. BE Baron johnson and a few hours
afierwsrd the newly married couple sailed lot Hu-
rope on the Campania.
John 8 Gibson, City Controller OF Ne"afn' a"-
Miss Harriet Winfield. Of Hamburg oussN
County n J.. were married at the home OF 'he
bride by the Rev Joseph H. Smith. Of the Cnu n
OF the Good Shepherd. Hamburg, YESTERDAY me
bride is a graduate of Wellesley College wheie
she received the degree OF b. A Af'er ehsaes
,r rI,ob School work in Colorado New \ ork anu
NAwark She took a scientific course az Sou an 10
1,,rarsi.v where in 1886 she received the oegreg9
80 he curtis scholarship in mathemauGs
Sbe Also received the degree Of Doctor OF
in chemistry and is the only woman WIN mas ~
ee 5 such a degree from Columbia