New-York tribune., 1900-07-04

Engagements as rule ara not Announced 4, -.
column until they are authorized There IS E-sae
deal OF harmless gossip floating around as 70 r-ar
rlnoHial p-05abtl-es and several dark hints have
been thrown out Without giving the names or the
Interested parties = would not be a1sss 3e-haps n
review these ru-nOrs. and consequently indulge IN
a little harmless gossip OF warm July day wazu
one wants Dir % RELIEF from fireworks and EoIt
The most notable CT these ---ored e1Eag=mznrs -
sad 10 De that q a beautiful young woman VINO
has been out IN society about Two years Her lie
has not been al sunshine and there has been too
strong dramatic element infused II IT, She has
aey2.sd = 5a55er z2d only -seear4y she a4d he
VIII return in che autumn and Dc il Tuxedo The
Is vel known a. Nzv1o-- ana IN Tr-s--5s=---
Cour-y Fe IS --a-Ez z--s 7ls-1- ana ~ ~ -
Knicke-5ocszr. the Nzz55x Br56k-V5z7s he Ess
HIS father is aa-zs- ara his eldest sister married
91s 2- ne Wse-Z5-=s5 y5EZs -eE II ne United
come al any day by cable from abroad
Another rumored engagement is that o: a young
woman OF the Meadow Brook se- who $ az pres
suc az Lerox- S1s : clever l0rsewo-nau and
exce-s in ali 0ut-0or sports and IS very accom-
plished besides she comes from very Old New
York family and 14r aunt is to-day representative
E-zu6e dame o. -ls regime and a. he- 5eau---
home which is now II business pzr- o- --s rCv-u
The most charming entertainments ara given every
winter one brother met with tragic end IN the
path fl he The yoLGg man Is the younger o.
z noble Canadian who mas taken MS residence
in NeW-E0-z. and whose elder son made very
are r-- minors r-- -r-- -s-1 seen 1..-z r-rs7s-z-i
0t late and -- is vel 10 keep ones eve On them
The programme Cs Sports ard diversions which
VIII celebrate the Fourth oS J--y az Tuxedo de-
serves more than passing mention TIE band
oc -Ee --h Regiment IS 70 play the lawn n
front % the winter clubhouse during the luncheon
hour and in -hs afternoon Besides the champion
ship games Of tennis. in which T Sc1=-- Taller.
Cecil Barring and Euscace II. AIy.=s VIII take pa-r.
there Will also be EE-la-z--a -lr The employees.
boat racing the lake d subscription dinner
The Casino and fireworks % me most elaborate de-
scrt2-to1 IN the evening Bol-----s VII % Lzlte1
on the hills near the axe and -1e Fourth vii -
OF with great glory
The Majestic viii take QUIZ I7rg Is- q passen-
gers This morning NJ. and Mrs. James A Burden
VIII SAL and vii pass pa-- 1- the summer II SCOT
land Other passengers AL- and Mrs :. Van
Rensselaer, Crosby. NJ and MS Clarence Moore.
o, PTtds's Crossing Mass Nr. and Ms Jesse
Tyson. OF Baltimore. Sl- George Go1Eis and 3I-
and Mrs john Blake Bazer- on the - Louis
NJ and Mrs. ". D DIck=y. Arthur Lse--C NJ and
Mrs. Jacob L1rl-a-L. L-zlEC-1- WEBB. George
Cabot Ward General and Mrs A-CosSry Burc
P II. Ac0s-a Moses 3 L Goddard. Colonel W H.
IAN Goddard and william c. W---l5y-
News was received here yesterday o. -he sudden
illness OF Ogden Mills Bishop who has been vts-
Ir!zg his tutor zr Wl-Es1as-owr. AIass- T. was az
hrsr reported 20 % typhoid fever and his u1orha~
Mrs H=1er r Bishop went Immediately % VII
Jamestown from Newport 20 BE- wIr- her son T. Is
now understood % be case OF simple p1suno1la.