New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
WITHIN SOCIETY'S PORTALS

Newport this week Is at ne heIeht OF TIA z.v
Last evening the cotfIlon at Mrs n MORT
mer Brooks's home was ons Of ths prsttisst dances
OF the summer The dance was preceded By a din
ner for about nifty couples The tables were beauti
fully decorated with flowers. cotf1lon took place
after dinner. Many OF the guests young pao-
pie and among the debutantes who were present
wsro Miss Bell Miss Fannie Jones' the Missa.
Sara Jones. Miss Sara Van Allen and Miss Natiss
Tss XIV M me ,S afeTnoon tern va passed "a at the polo ed
Of dinners and iuncheons-
At Bar Harbor among other festivities was tbs
regular meeting Of the Monday Evening Club
which presented a charming programme under tbs
direction of Mrs. Burton n. Harrison At South
ampton the golf tournament Is the principal At
traction. There have been a number OF house mar
ties. several Of which did not disband yesterday
but viii continue until after the horse show which
takes place on Friday and Saturday Among the
visitors 20 Southampton recently are Mr. and Mrs
Mr and Mrs. Trenor l. PARK and Ma ysT3ss ef
Kernochan. who spared few days from Newport
James L. KernOchan-
The wedding at Boston Of Miss Elizabeth =
Davis the daughter of Judge and Mrs Davis OF
Washington and George Cabot Lodge the son %
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. was rather unexpect-
ed. The engagement had been announced In June
and II understood the wedding would take
place at Bar Marbor In September. Senator Lodge
arrived from Europe about ten days ago and IL
then decided to have a very quiet wedding h
and Mrs. Lodge win live in Boston
Life in the Adirondaeks and on the 81. Lawrence
is very attractive just now. The numerous con
tests regattas and boat races on the Upper St
Regis being attended BY numerous campers
The bazaar at Paul Smiths In aid OF the Adiron-
dack Sanatorium was great success. Among the
Baroness Haikett Mrs r. Futon Cu3ting NJ. 1s
Whitelaw Reid. Mrs. L. Bayard Smith and Mrs
Bishop Potter has been sojourning FOR a short
while in the Adirondacks- With his family he has
Island. and he has been at service several Sundays
At BeUport Long Island the residents have bes,
busy holding fair and festival for the benefit OF
the Bellport Fire Department II has been held
this year in conjunction with Village Improve
erck Edey, who was Miss OTIS The net receipts
are over $500, large amount for a small com
munity.
Llspenard Stewart intends. at the close OF the
Newport season. to give large hunting party for
number Of young people at his box IN Canada
cursiOn after the second week in septembsT
William Isen and party Of friends are cr1is,rz
in the Emerald. Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus O'DonnsU
Iselin. Adrian Iselin and Miss George Isen are al
NeT,Rochelle E, Mr. and Mrs. c. oliver Iselin ara
tumn, having hired a villa there AO
Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer is at her cottage in
the White Mountains. She has with her several
OF her grandchildren. including the children OF M
az q s rs s9ward Potter and the younger daughter
Mr. and Mrs William Douglas Sloane have AZ
rived at the New Frontenac Thousand Islands
They have chartered the Gryphon and another
Yacht for use during their stay. Among those in
We 1hoGSanq Islands this summer Mr. and
and Mrs Harrison p. Moore. jr- -'--
Mrs Elliott F. Shepard and Mrs. Ernesto g.
Fabbri have been at Lucsrne Mrs. Cornelius Van
derollt. ST., has also been the same place but
has left there for Paris and London She VIII
san Ior thls country on Thursday
Narragansett Pier is still the Mecca Of the New
pert cottagers. who go over there for luncheon
and for suppers and for their midnight sails Last
eve eyfHinn{ vas Jhe occasion OF the reception and
ory, at the Rockingham Hotel This Is usuaHfy
s SonssideT1ed the wi3ding Up of the season. which
Tomorrow evening at Newport Will take plsns
the much talked OF harvest home ball to be gwen
by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at the Crossways me
the hands OF the decorators. There win Be last
rehearsal this evening OF the peasants Quadr1ls
at the home of Mrs. Hermann Oelrfchs
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountzs and Miss Kountzs
will sail tomorrow for Europe. Mr. and Mrs
PoP KGtntS Iss naEs KouSH 4een S%{nY1g % Short time at New
this coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Hooker Hamersley have had an
experience with lightning at Prde's Crossing where
they passing the summer. In a storm last week
bolt struck their stable throwing both the coach
able horse almost instantly. but did not ininTs
seriously the attendants