New-York tribune., 1900-09-02
JEFFERSON.

Jefferson, n. Il. Sept (speciaD-This has been
the most brilliant season the Waumbsk colony has
ever known, and the middle OF October viii find ad-
nirers Of Jefferson still there probably doniciled
in some OF the cottages or the Jefferson as the
Waumbek will close it's doors the first OF ths
month There have been no end OF things going
during the last week.
On Friday afternoon few music lovers listened
to an in1promptu concert in the parlors OF WauTn-
bek Hail. Mrs. David 5. Plumer having II IN charge
GwiIyr Miles, Charles Burnham. Hobart smock
and Mrs. G- NJ Kimban in turn sang. TO the apprs-
ciaJiCz OF those present
Mrs Adele Laeis Baldwin. OF New-York, who has
been AT the waumbek for the month OF August.
gave q charming recital IN the music room
Tuesday evening. Miss Elsie Stevens and Gwtlym
Niles. OF New-York. assisting
tennis tournament among the players At
Waumbek was this week. and there was =
spirited competition for the attractive prizes given
A children's party At the waumbek Saturday
afternoon Afforded much pleasure for the grown
ups, well as for the little folk The broad
piezzas were crowded with spectators. and ne en-
tertainmenr was great success The arrange
Ulents were IN charge OF Mrs Baldwin and corps
Of enthusiastic assistants incQdlng the Rev aarT1s
Ely Adriance. Arthur Coughtree. Theodore Il;
oIhers Frfzes were gwen oy manager FI-11SI
Terry Mrs Porter and Mrs Page, while MS
a delightful outing was arranged for some OF
their friends by the Rev. and Mrs Harris Ely
Adrisnce on Wednesday. in q drive to the Ravine
iJtTie hotel The party enjoyed every moment OF
the trip 1t included M and Mrs Adriance Miss
Post Miss c. Post, Miss n. Post, Judge s. o.
Miss Reuter- Mrs. Austin Flint. Mr.. ana Mrs F
c. Moore. Miss Lincoln, Miss Flint and Mrs Lin
coin maze Up n 4Fry % or Ps5y T9 o5 9F9v 70 II n5a Tes
M and Mrs John B Rose, B T Fowdirh.
Thomas N. Bouchle, John Terry tr.. J. Seaver
Darling. J. r Ensign, c s McGay. Miss McCIay
and Miss NJ :. McCay. al OF Sew-York. are among
recent registrations at the Waunbek-
Mrs. Samuel Watts ard =. J. ROBBINS are recent
ADD = WaunbaE a. circles registering
from Boston. c. :. Mersick aES Miss Mersick, OF
Eew-Haven. are at the WaUm5ek for 81 extended
stay.
Horseback riding still continues popular
Waumbek and scarcely a day passes without md
ing some of the women OUT for a canuer before
breakfast. The instructor in riding has some very
promising pupfIs and has all he DO.
General and Mrs NJ. q. Wentworth, or W ent-
worth Hall. gave a concert for the benefit OF the
Wentworth Hall Orchestral cub on Med7ssoay
evening which was rare treat 70 muse loVeIS-
The club was assisted by Mrs. Caroline I. Shepard.
OF Boston. The accompaninents were played oy
J Howard Richardson. and the concert was sue
4 pretty cotiIion. the second OF the season, was
given in the Casino at Wentworth Hall on F,rfcay
and Miss Name Colt. of Providence, and some
UNIQUE figures were introduced The favors con-
sisted OF flowers. flags. bOnbons. stems and oas-
L-a-s and he favor tables presided over bY
Colonel and Mrs Tyler, Of Plainheld- n J.. are
greeted by many friends at Wentworth Hall. and
Judge George Gillian. OF Memphis. Tenn, is also
Mrs W P Clyde and George H. Clyde. OF New
York who summeri1g az the Profile House.
took luncheon at the Hall THURSDAY
short stay and Joseph A Flannery, OF New
York and his family have arrived AZ the Hall
late arrivals az wentworth Han. where he viii
stay for some time