New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
SOCIETY'S WEEK END.

There will be a number Of entertainments IN tbs
suburbs and the different resorts to-day and tbi.
evening. At Newport there viii be the vaudeville
entertainment preceded by A dinner given by N-s
Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs ogden Mills will also oeafn
a series OF Saturday evening dinners At Bar Har-
Dor there will take place the first table dh6te din
ner at the Kebo Valley Club These dinners were
institutions OF Bar Harbor. but when the club was
burned ana tne new one DullL ~ vas decided not
been broken. The Bar Harbor season Is not veTT s-
Club ''"'
Tomorrow evening there will take place at New
port the sacred concert, and many tables have
been reserved the Casino. This is a popular
form OF entertainment. but the selections IN the
musical programme have been the reverse OF clas-
sic. and there have been any number OF ~co.ored"
melodies performed TO Great applause. Bar Har-
made Of sunday a day FOR enterrainr5a1Tf ~ so TL
diner de luxe a. he Malvern IS ons Of tee features
gsaSr9y ~ , see5s5 oy I5 5e sE TsWR9 people run
the country there are many house parties
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and her daughter and
son have been at Clarldge's Hotel in London Tor a
few weeks. They were there when Mrs. French
Miss French and Alfred G. Vanderbilt departed FOR
America. Mrs. Herbert Eaton Miss French's
her London house in honor OF the Duke OF cam
bridge.
Mrs Levi T. Letter and the Misses Letter have
left London and gone to France They we're few
DAYS IN Paris and then went out 70 the country
They VIII return TO America this autumn. although
Lady Curzon is very anxious that sisters should
come back to her In India. Lord CUrzOu has not
been we'll The vtceregal Court IS at present
SImla.
Miss Helen Zimmerman. the daughter Of Eugene
Zimmerman OF Cincinnati, Is at Narrasansett
Pier and has been visiting in Newport Mss
Zimmerman denies the report that she is engaged
present time is in France Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg
also denies the reports Of her engagement TO any
Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor sailed on
"Wednesday on the Nournahal on their annual
cruise. They boarded the Nourmahal az Rhinebeck
over in town on Thursday and yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs William Starr Miller are al their
country seat near Rhinebeck. Mrs. Miller will 20
later to Newport TO look at the plans for her new
cottage. The death of her sister Miss Warren
will deter Mrs Miller from going out in society this
summer.
Many friends were grieved to learn yesterday Of
the death of Howard Dudley Bean at Saranac
Lake. Mr Bean had been i'll for some time and n
poor health for several years. He and Mrs Bean
have been living recently at Morristown- Mrs
Bean was a Miss chapman. OF connecticut @ l How
clubs He was the son Of Aaron h Bean he
leaves no children
William K Vanderbilt will arrive in England
just short time after the return Of his son-in-
law the Duke Of Marlborough. who reached SOUTH
ampton Yesterday. The Duke and Duchess Of
Marlborough will be at Benheim this summer. and
William K. Vanderbilt viii visit them there
The cable also brings news that Albert Bostwick
is returning to this country with assortment OF
automobiles and steam and motor carriages He
has among these a famous racer. David Bishop ls
also coming with the latest thing N hCrSe!eSS
carriages Both OF these young men belong 70 the
new automobile club which has been organized II
WestcheSJeT.
The painful accident which happened 70 Colonel
lie Grand b Cannon at his country seat near
Burlington Vt the subject OF much sollcitous-
ness among his many friends in this city. Colonel
Cannon was thrown from his carriage Staying
with him Overlook MS country home Is MS
daughter Mrs BrOOkes. Mrs. Louis CraWIorl
Clark is in Burlington and Mrs. Chester (4risWoit
is abroad. Colonel CannOn's son Harry died SOM
years ago. leaving widow. who IS now the VIE
Of Theodore FreylnghuySen- and a IaI---S o.
young children
The cable to-day Will bring a fun account OF the
wedding Of Lady Randolph Churchill and George
Frederick Middleton CORVALLIS West. which viii
take place at II o'clock at ST. Georges, hanover
Square.
Last night az Newport dinners were given oy
Mrs Elisha Dyer. jr., and Mrs. Ogden Mnls. and
Yesterday afternoon Reginald Brooks entertained az
luncheon