New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

season at Newport Besides the countless tndoor
and outdoor entertainments arranged by the cot
tagers there was considerable going on aboard thA
pleasure craft anchored in the hsrbor for It was
| yachting week at Newport as we'll as at Nara
gansett Pier and in all the adjacent waters along
both shores of Long Island Sound from Newton
don eastward. Newport In its happest mood
on Wednesday when the yachts arrived and GER.
tainly the NewYork Yacht Club has reason to be
proud Of its reception. feature of the arrival of
the fleet in the last two three years was the
Illumination OF the harbor This extremely effective
people were disappointed. for in former years the
far distant places by trains and boats to behold IT,
HeS tnis year the yachts received hearty
entertainments. large and small. were given One
OF the most pretentious parties in the course Of the
Mrs. Pembroke. Jones on board Of Mr. Waiterss
steam yacht Narada. which rode at anchor In
Meanwhile, irrespective of yachting, good deal
was going on In different parts of the fashionable
summer colony. Squash tennis has been the favo-
rite diversion with some while golf occupied tho
attention OF a large number Unfortunately the
damp weather of the last days of the week con-
sideraoly interfered with the enjoyment Of the
games Mrs John Clinton Gray gave a small and
charming dinner dance on Tuesday evening In
honor Of the Earl Of Yarmouth. and the follow
ing evening Mrs John r. Drexel entertained twenty
young people at dinner her villa on Ochre Point,
and later about seventy five in for the dance,
M.s e Tas sye in honor Of Mrs Dexes piece
seaer The cotIlon ON, was led BY william Hugh Mel.
GsbRsrS af s and Mrs HtFf a9S
Mr. and Mrs Paul vi Andrews si Mrs potter Palmer
prs FREDERICK G1 Grant NJ and Mrs Eiha
William VILLA NE e. Garter ar Mr. and Mrs Clarence
whng Miss sSa MISS MISS rE a Dent GTan
ss Mani .v ns Miss Elise as GeTs Miss Else
Barger Reginald Tower, William Burden ~ Honors
Henry clews r Taylor r'' Frank sa " Am
drews, tr:. Franklin A. Plpmmer, J, B.. stokes
Brooks, II Roger Winthrop Miss Evelyn f:ai Bsrden
| Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, and Humphreys
| owen.
The attendance at the Casino dance on Thursday
night probably the largest in its history and
this notwithstanding that the rain fell in torrents
Mrs Henry Clews in white SATIN handsomely
brocaded in OF rosebud design. with
trimmings Of white lace and pink roses on the cor
sage. Mrs. Elisha DYER jr., IN cream white
satin. with touches Of pale blue on the corsage
! Mrs Hermann Oelricbs wore gown Of pink
silk brocade. the corsage being of combined pink
and pale blue satin. Mrs Stanford White. who has
been visiting Mrs. Oelrichs. attired in pale
blue silk. yelled with white lace the edge Of the
chiffon Mrs. F. Rollins Morse was in white satin
g o With !, real lace Mrs John PgexeI
Oelrlchs was ISL, In pink satin gown; with trimming
| OF pearls MISS Lily OelrlCnS was IN SILK gown or
the paest dove color the skirt hounced with lace
and the corsage embelished with cluster Of
%R red & James MF hana
some In costume OF absinthe green silk, covering
was in pale S' PINK satin and Mrs j. Ellis Hoffman
in gown Of green silk, trimmings Of lace and q
garnture of pink
In Bethesda Protestant Episcopal Church Sara
toga Springs. tomorrow at will be celebrated
{ the wedding Of Miss Fanny Evans Payn. daughter
OF Mrs. Mary b. Payn and granddaughter Of ex-
/ Congressman James NJ Marvin. TO Arthur Marcus
| King. Assistant United States District Attorney at
! New-York, and the only son Of the Rev. DR.. James
| NJ King. formerly OF this city and now secretary
OF the Church Extension Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. whose headquarters Just now
+ are at Philadelphia The Rev. DR.. Joseph Carey.
the rector OF the church. will ociate at the cers-
mony which will be supplemented by a reception
at the home Of the brides mother. No. Franklin
! Square Saratoga Miss Clara Elizabeth King. OF
this city sister OF the bridegroom. will attend the
bride as maid Of honor The brtdesmaids viii be
Miss Agnes Louise Putnam. OF saratoga: Miss
Ms a H Erhsst or 81 Miss
! Eleanor Egiinton Montgomerie; Of Council Buns'
and Miss May S stratton, OF this city Alfred
opdyk son SON Of MT +. and and MFs William ses
The qshsrs will Herbert ,5s bss Cousin Ga5
! Wharton Meehan Marvin and James NJ. Marvin,
City.
The marriage OF Miss Dolle Bolton. the Oldest
! daughter OF the ate Samuel Bolton. to Ray Hall.
son OF William Call. OF Stamford Conn. will be
| soemnzed on Wednesday afternoon next. August
! 1s AZ the home Of the brides mother No 2os Edge
| combe-ave The ceremony will be performed at
o'clock in the presence OF the relatives and small
| number OF intimate friends by the Rev Dr. 5 Do
Lancey Townsend. rector Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church of All Angels West End-ave. and
| Tha hride u OF
! white satin trimmed with real lace. and tulhe
veil which will be held up with eofone S OF opanse
Mrs George H. Slower. wearing costume OF white
Trimmed with lace will attend her sister matron
Of honor The bridesmalds Will De Miss L TSnss
gowns will be Of pink moussene de sole, emoel-
ished with lace and ribbons. Each Will carry
;n'aw Of the bride. will be the bridegroom,s best
and Harper Hunt nj, and viii ii Be o
| lowed by a small informal reception
The wedding of Miss Beatrix Bennett, daughter OF
Mrs David La Tourette Bennett TO Francis sterne
Palmer OF this city is announced to be celebrated
on Wednesday. August 30. at the summer nome OF
the BRIDES mother In Rochelle Park. New-Rochele.
". 1t will be small wedding, as the invita-:
m The relatives and most intimate friends Of the
couple Miss Bennets only attendant VII De neF
Palmers best man will be Robert r. Benedict
As already announced in The Tribune, Miss Mary
T,ruure and Duncan f. Cameron. the eldest son or
Sir Roderck Cameron. whose engagement was
formally announced about a fortnight ago nave
elected TO be married In the chantry or Grace
Church Broadway and feminist III september.
probab bly, on the 18th or 10th. the exact GATE not
having vet been decided This. too, Will he
rather small affair the brides family is stu
in mourning for her father. Lawrence Turnure.
who died few months ago. Only relatives ana
personal friends Of the families VIII be piddsn
70 witness the ceremony, and to partake OF the
breakfast. which will be served at the nome OF
Miss Turnure No. AZ Fifth-ave The prlde' VINO
will probably be escorted 10 the altar ana SNen
.hor T.