New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
A REVIEW OF SOCIETY

places must necessarily % late. each
now see August the date when social rava,t.-
really begin. The review Of the week az Nez,,
has been a little more encouraging IL anf=bss -
evening with Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish's large sn+
tanment- In the course of the week there were
dinners and this seems 10 have been the only TO-,
Of entertainment With certain set intsrsst =
the racing OF 7O-foOters and automobile e.
ditions seem to have been paramount The ar-ts,
OF Miss Elsie French and Her mother Mrs Frs1.s
OrmoEd French, with Alfred = Vaaderbflt p.
impetus to the hOstesses who are givin, -
many dinners. En- passant. it NAV be said ~.
Mrs. French has said that the wedding - -
daughter and Mr. Vanderbilt viii not take ula~s :.
Newport this autumn and there seems 70 be n
possibility Of Mrs Cornelius VanderoIt's retIr,,-
70 Newport this season She VIII remain abr,a4
with her children vague rum0r was also foss
ing around TO the effect that Mrs. Adolph I.a5sr
given Mrs. I.adenburg has pur a rgisS-l,
be married and ,hat She has not the rerl5-es 10 %
tentton of ever trying wedlock again At Isss-
has not been received from Mrs. Laden6urg her
self out, II II IS true II VII. no doubt bring
despair 10 more than one manly heart
With such gossip and a great deal of UNNECESSARY
chatter about Harry Lehr, who always manages
10 come into notice. and wien talk about the pros
pect for entertainments in August the week A.
Newport has frittered away. pleasantly enough. f.
be confessed. Mrs. Astor gives the drst q,
her series of dinners on "Wednesday Colonel and
MRS. John Jacob Asror embarked on che Nour-
expected at Newport tomorrow Their SON Vim
cent Astor has been syayins with his grandmother
Mrs. Willing. Colonel Astor has closed FerncIS
until September
of other entertainments in .h4 future A. New
port, the sail and luncheon given by Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt. jr. to-day viii be one OF the features
of the week It has become very much the fash
ion 10 breakfast or take Iunch=on-bv whichever
name you may choose 70 call it-at Narrasansetr
Sunday. and the Casino viii 5e the destination
of Mrs Vauder5ilts guests Cards Will be sent
out this week for the dance 10 he given by Mrs
Mortimer Brooks. and the arrangements for the
Monday evening bachelor dances are nearly com
pleted. These with the projected hall 20 be given
by J. j. Van Allen ana the other dances which Mrs
neiius Vanderbilt. ir ana Mrs Herman 0sl-
the calendar, and some OF Jhes- even may 5e
abandoned or not given al all
Mrs. Alexander Van Nest has done the greater
part of the entertaining at Bar Haroor- Bar Har-
Dor, however, has been very dull The dance al
the Malvern was well patronized. although there
dinner the kebo Valley Golf Club promised 10
bring together all the summer colony
From nearly all the other resorts. on ocean ~
Sound shore, or among the mountains and lakes
there is only story People are enjoying them
selves quietly this summer There are few formal
affairs and ever many inproraptu picnics drives
excursions, luncheons and dinners Dancing does
not seem 10 be popular, except at hotel hops Colo
nies Of cOngeniaI people have come together and
summer. and there they are for the resi- ot the
ampton. and there IS no doubt tnal BY t1e end of
glory y.0' ''''7 pas IL 0 - '-=--
The Adirondacks are very popular this year.
Among the new arrivals at saranac Lake are Mr.
and Mrs. Lars Anderson. VINO have Just returned
from Europe Mrs ". H Schie1elin and Mss
Eleanor Sehienelin have been AZ the saranac Inn
Mr. and Jrzfv E~0L-a =v-f-f -r0= --=f-
visit 10 the Adirondacks this coming week ard VIII
return 10 Lenox-
There were not many arrivals from Europe last
week The Oceanic. however. which Will be here
on Wednesday, has long passenger list. 1lrs
James p kernochan Is among the passengers
James Henry Smith. who was also expected VII
not return until October / Mr. and Mrs Sidney
Smith viii come back from the Paris Exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Oliver Iselin and the Misses Iseia
are expected az NewE-oe ne-Le ABOUT t1e lasI wees
family have closed their New-ROcheLe houses for
Ps R PteS m SaWpor G3i02f r and and Mrs Mrs PSS& 4a8 & ZANE
are cruising IN the FhadIna; Nj Mr. and Mrs ColuH,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Berestord are abroad.
The dispatches this morning VIII bring the ful
account of the famous wedding OF Lady Randolph
Churchill and COrnwaIfs West. From the meagrs
news received yesterday it appears that the
church St PauIs at hnighJsbridge was jammsd
with curious assembage Of the smart and the not
smart. There was only a small wedding breakfast
From letters from abroad it would seem that the
Paris season has finished II was prolonged bit
on account of the many Americans who were pres
ent for the Exposition The official SET wound
up the year by giving number OF very elaoOra1s
entertainments. AT none Of these were either the
fashionable Americans who live abroad or those
who were visiting there present. and The names Of
the majority of the guests seemed 10 be culled
from the roster of the employees and exhibitors
Inc Chicago people have been very much IN sSl-
70 be the favorite watering place this summer
already there. and later NIT and Mrs John MunEo
and Mr. and Mrs Henri Ridgeway VIII pass few
W Vanderbilt and Ar. and Mrs. H. Mex ITonoS
have gone 70 Lucerne, ana from there VII II II4Is
through Switzerland ami the Tyroi- Mrs. Pierre
Lorlllard is Versailles. and Mrs. Letter and the
Misses Letter are near FonJalneoleau-
Now that Newmarket is over and Lady Randolph
Churchill has been married and the Duke Of Mari
borough has come home from the war. there Is
nothing very much interest the Neyv-yor6er N
London save the GOodwoCd races. which begin 70
morrow and last untu Friday, and CoweS- ana lAs
possibilities or getting home
The arrival Of the Duke of Norfolk yesterday
from South Africa AT Arundel was arvaCsed 70 b
made the special occasion of religious and secl-
lar festival An address 10 be presented %
him from the Mayor and Corporation before a.
tending service in The Roman Catholic Church
where a Te Deum was be sung He was 70 re-
ceive the school children the castle lawn 'hs
castle bells were 10 be rUnE the I5S De- Ao.slsG
and a salute of seventeen guns nrrd A aAs-
family party has gathered az Arundel C4,S C4St.e, y
him. and among the Sue~rs are ArcnolsN'S
Corrtgan. OF this city, and t1rd.DJl \as--'a'|
Among the Americans recently eutsrtainlas
In London was Mrs. Adair. who gave "a -aFs'
/ dinner In Curzon-st-: M. and Mrs Dudley Lelsh
who are soon 10 so 70 their country place for II
summer, and Colonel and Mrs Herbert Ha''a