New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
THE WEEK IN sOCIFTv

are rapidly arriving ar their summer hon. eO7is
are se'ths settled Newport as usual had ~ aud
IN the Iashlonaole resort life There the rDaslsa4
OF 'cottagers' have such large stab,istraJOslV
such retnues Of servants 1t their c,r,s -les aud
1t only takes few days to have eva-,-.s. eaa;
order. So far the season does not pror,is. Is n
rie MdS oI uanSeS' 9Qt tnere are so many Won vo~h
sible 10 overlook them The chief inci5A5S, - impO-
week was the wedding OF Ms Charlotte W. SI tie
and Henry o. Havrmeyer. jr The vC,, " hitting
came out in force and asserted itself Ibe LSer SET
the form Of college hur7ah and Tio no. Club Club tOoE
Mr. ard Mrs Havemeyer after the weddinge e 70
characteristics, The march down TO tn vas
Of the carriage in which were t6e 6ad 'S dscoraCss
the dance and capers on the wharf ,ifpPy pan, and
the young men were all inspired by the rS eTT5o Or
ance of youth. Uoer
Otherwise Newport has given itself I'D to tr,.,
and dinners and bridge The Yacht -."-
under the auspices Of the New-Yo-.x Yacb, CT's
engaged the attention 10 the exclusion Of aI-
everything else There Were some original a. .e'
tainmeuts. notably the di-ner given by Mr. -
Mrs Elisha Dyer. il, at the clambake auarts--
and the moonlight drive AT which Mr. and Mrs
port, were host and hostess on FRIDAY evs;sE, ~ New,
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr. Mrs. Stuyvesss;
PaEet Mrs Georc- Henry Warren and Mrs Ia, =.
a. swan nave hfsn 2 .oa& nos i VINO have enter,
On the Piazzas Of the houses enclosed for the occ
sion This is Of the new taGS Of the season ana
very acceptable in summer
Other watering places have followed the lead a,
Newport. Count Taruowski gave an entertainus,,
at Bar Harbor. the Ladies' CIIb a reception an5
there were numerous luncheons and dinners at tbs
new Kebo Valley Club At Southampton there wers
a dinner and dance aJ the MesDoW Club and much
golf At LenOX there have been MANY dinners and
house parties and a dance at the Mahkeenac Lax
Club last evening At nearly all 'A- smaller u
sorts there were entertainments OF similar char.
acter
There is not very much on the programme for
Newport this week, on Tuesday the Earl OF Yar.
mouths company will open at the Casino in a
series of plays for which there is quite a respsc.
table subscription The advent OF Mrs. Astor
James J. Van Allen and Mr. and Mrs Ogden Mills
who open their villas this week, Will give in.
petus to the season The are promises OF Two
housewarminS dances one at the ne" home Of Mrs
Hermann Oelrfchs and IN ether al that OF Mrs
Elisha Dyer. jr Mrs Mortimer Brooks viii aso
give within short time a GInner tancs. This
evening the Sunday concerts begin at the Casino.
At Bar Harsor the Malvern Hotel will hold rs
first hop. and on next Sunday will begin the din
ners de luxe species of table d'h5te dear 70 the
hearts Of the Bar Har5Or contingent Lenox viii
go on the even tenor OF its way, its residents en-
joying themselves in the open Southampton has
IiU 5Irr STlr az ibe Nead6w club But perhaps t5
greater number OF entertainments WI! oe az New
port. which has besides its other attractions ne
races of the 7o-footers, which Will continue du1-s
the week
The wedding of Miss Ethel Barclay and Tn--&s
Chard is the chief incident az Cazenovia- There
VIII be many visitors from New-York- The cere-
mony will take place in the drawing room Of tas
pretty villa owned by Mr. and Mrs. sackett "
Barclay. the parents of the bride The brides sis
ter, Miss Beatrice Barclay, viii oe neE maid O
honor 1t VIII oe eSsenlltILy q "eSIis' Az
the decorations Will De charming oIJ simple s1a
many field flowers Will be used Mr. and Mrs.
Chard Will go abroad Tor some Ile NJ NJ. Tna5a Il p
young architect. VINO mas oeeH slOlylAs u SSEs
and who recently returned with Ar- and Mrs.
Barclay ana their daughters from Europe
The :. Paul Yesterday brought many Of TIE
members Of New-York society who had tarrsi
abroad. Mrs. Asror is in excellent health and has
had very delightful season in Paris and London
She has recently been the guest Of her daughz
Mrs Ogrlvie Haig. Mrs Astor viii so 70 Newpo1
tomorrow. and will remain there during the
mer She VIII give a series OF dinners and perhaps
reception. Mrs. Ladenburg and her little daHghtF
are home from a long sojourn abroad Mrs. Laden
burg has been in the Shires. where she hL
lowed the hounds, and she 4as 9een on tne IaslSse
in Rome, in Paris and in London She mas tasl
she Will go to ROslyn for the hunting season. "
and Mrs. Sidney Webster Will oe at Newport ms
summer. Mr- and Mrs. 0sten Mills and me Mss,
"a a. - I-fI7grS ar - Ia a. Bar Es-
Dor this summer. with the CoUutesss father. Johs-
Ston LIVINGSTON. Ambassador and Mrs Draper VII
Harbo- arf Xewp5rt. This is the first vis, .
Mrs. Draper in two seasons They viii return t
Rome IN the autumn
Mr. and Mrs I.oriII7rd Spencer have decided 70;
10 stay at Newport They Will 90 20 the Thousand
Islands for -he summer. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Corcorau Eust.s are at present visiting at Newport
They may. go ABROAD later TO ia.a 1Ir- and Ms
Levi 2. Morton NIr- ard MIS-. William P. Eust'
have Nn-ere- c- their place near H-Urs-ead on a.
count ~ the polo a, RocEavay in which. OF course
they are much Interested They VIII ae part q
the summer 1r Newport
Mrs Richard Gaw5riu IS one ~ the additions .
the Newport colony I5er cottage there viii ua
be completed unJI next year Her sister, Ms
T r-a=0 r- p -z-vh
I SoUeiy at LeuoN Miss AIf-e Van Nest and her
/ mother have been keerIur open r.--= a- Bar Ear
I Dor, where they remain for The summer.
Among the passengers on board rr the s. Pau
were the Barneys, OF Washington. They have beer
abroad FOR quite season They win open their cot.
taSr this summer NJ Ear HarHo- ana will enter
tain. has been their wont in past years VII
much lavishuess. Bar Hartor. however does ns
nj ne STd ~ H. ~ - +l'' 7, 1a7 oI ~ .HT T,,Is
states warshiVS viii be follov-eE rv one from ths
British fleet. which is az Halifax
Mr.. AStor'S controversy with Sir Archibald Mlrs
IN London has furnished material for a good ieal1
discussion in society here, and While there seems
to be disposition n preston his action in makn
any reference in The Pail Mall Gazztte'' to III
matter. it is pointed our thar In requesting an N
invited guest 10 withdraw from his salons he nas
emphasized that cardinal principle oE AHgo-Sa1a
life which insists that every mans house is h
castle. and moreover has merely taken preciseN
the same step Lord Derby and Other esuaA@
prominent EnClishmen to check a- abuse Of hos-
pit1tty that has become absolutely i1tolerahe
Mayfair. Nowhere is the practice 7f taking On
friends 10 entertainments 10 which they have no
been "urSeG' carried to such an extent as IL LSn
don. y hostess will issue say four hundred nViIS
ttoEs 70 a concert a dance, and provide supPs
for that number and VIII then ind her FalN
swamped ana heI salons overrun with several al-
dred additional and unlimited guests who hapgs
10 have been dining with those who have 0ss
asked, and who have been brought on N =
latter Sometimes these unlimited SusSts are p
feet strangers 10 the host or hostess while N o'
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