New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-23
IN SOCIETY

The acme OF the was reached AZ Nsz
port last evening II the occasion OF the Bar-
vest Home ball OF Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish a, r.
Crossways From what could be cleaned yes,sr-
day. the intention was to make II brilliant con-
glomeration Of peasants. farmhauds-ah nice ana
clean harvest home dances. presents OF var,o,,,
animals. alive and in toy shapes: a PROCESSION,
and a general airing OF fancy costumes. which
may do duty again at the proposed BAN At ~
harvest home was fortunately IN that nondsscrj5t
period when one could wear Bradley Martin ana
even old Vanderbilt and Aston costumes gltaosgr
being guilty Of a solecism- And many Intended
%. and no doubt they aid The dance vas Drsfacsd
by dinner at Mrs, Hermann Osrichs's for the
dancers In the quadrille Mrs oelrichs and Harry
affair wound up with a eotilon-
To-day. although ali Newport Is very tired. tbsr.
will be the same assemblage Of people who usra
at the Fishs last evening Mrs. Clarence Dolan..
clambake- This Will be jolly entertainments
with games and sports OF all kinds. There yuI
also be the usual routine Of luncheons and ain
afterward in many instances 20 Mrs Fishs
The Bar Harbor amusements consisted Of N.
Horse Fair. a variation the Horse show. tba
dance preceded by dinners at the Malvern and
general golf and yachting At Southampton Ersa.
PreParatio are made for the Horse Show. which
Madison SQUARE GARDEN acrsnfsocs os ~. I. ne
but last year it was most creditabIs.
Inc tennis tournament over. there VIII be Iefr
at Newport only the promise OF a few more dances
and the continuation Of a series OF dinners Thar.
is hardly any Disgusting the fact thar the ssa
son has been a Disappointment. With the excsD-
ton Of the dinners and bridge whist and tennis
there has hardly been affair Of any great inter-
for society.
Narragansett has been very dull The hotsI.
were only half nlled and many Of the shops ai4
not open at all The Bellsvus-avs. shops were also
almost deserted by customers who seem 10 hs7s
fed everywhere except on the avenue.
Dr. Charles T. Parker and Mrs Parker sau ~,
day the F'Urst Bismarck FOR Europe David "
join his mother at Lsnox. He has brought ova- -,
very handsome automobile Miss Mamie I,sits-
was passenger on the same ship
Mr. and Mrs William P Douglas have Rons -
Lenox and at the Curtis, Mrs. William Barclay
Parsons and Mrs William c. 5chermarhorn ara a.
the same place Charles Lanier has returned "a
Lenox, after long sail with J. Pferpont Morzss
in his yacht
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stevens. OF Castle Point
taken rooms at the New Gins Hotel anu nave
Mr.. and Mrs William K Vanderbilt r. WIN
open their house at Hampstead about October I
n is said That Mrs. stuyvesant Fish VIII IN.
IN September evening OF private theatricals
This win be the cue for rehearsaIs during the
month 70 come Mrs Goelet will gfve a ban -
next Monday evening, and this and the fanes
tive dates OF large entertainments IN urosDeS+ P
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ". Chaplin have annoB,,.E
the wedding OF Miss Elizabeth lie Bourgeois ~,
Chapin's sister. to Dr.. Eugene A Crockett on No,.
ton after the ceremony at the home % NJ
Chaplin. No Is Cheyne Walk. London