New-York tribune., 1900-09-05
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY.

HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY.
more brilliant il possible. than the first. The ac-
counts OF the gowns and the assemblage. as well
the equipages and horses-which. say what you
will. are a minor consideration such occasions
most successful show which Newport has ever
seen This evening m the ball given by & James a,. J.
viii take place and the hen dinner in honor RG OF Mt
In the morning the hunt viii meet and chase the
aniseseed bag over Hill and dale There will be
number OF dinners and luncheOns.
Bar Harbor Is of course at the very zenith Of
gayety. The two fleets have arrived. and the Ad-
mirals were entertained at luncheon There will
be dinner given by Admiral Farquhar Of the
North Atlantic Squadron for Admiral Sir Fred
erick Bedford and the English officers on the New
York this evening There will also he private
ball in honor Of the officers at the Kebo Valley
Club: and Mr.: and Mrs. J. J; Emery. Nj Mr. and Mrs
Montgomery Sears. Of Boston: Mrs. Alexander
dinners previous to the dance. and at all Of these
To-morrow johnston livingston viii give lunch
con for for the Admirals and Mr.. and Mrs. John s
The wedding yesterday Of Miss Lalla Morton the
daughter of Mrs. Washington Morton. to Daniel
e. Seybel quiet affair. for which there had
been sent out some hundred invitations The guests
went to the wedding a special boat which landed
them at Sailors Snug Harbor on Staten Island,
the r wa %as t % ed at the h6m9 e Of the
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church: at New
lace. and wore some pearls which had been an
heirloom in the Morton family reception followed
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Seybel sail this morn
ing for Europe.
A very pretty dance was given at Newport last
evening by Mrs. Louis Quentin Jones for her
daughter, Miss Fanny Jones This was the enter
taiament which was postponed @ nee in. in August It was
young peoples aar ana al & I9H de9utantes @ mes were ere
dinner and dance given by Mrs. Frederic Nelson
given By Yrs: Seilson since the wedding q her
leen Nelson is one Of the younger set this season.
Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor start
the Nourmahal for a cruise. They will return to
FeFpe @ in g fortngh b TheiT wTsF plans have f
they will be at St. Moritz for the winter sports
after Christmas.
The wedding Of Paul Leicester Ford the writer,
to Miss Grace Kidder will take place on septem-
6eP Is viii II Y a be q1s IN o6Fn o aPd % the the So
of the bride
Dxen Barnes and Marshall Jewell Dodge is the
chief affair for southamptGn It viii take 9e Place
a. 8reSuy sed al b SeETTa5 e eeS ed , Ie he foaved
by a large reception at the home Of the brides
parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Wysong will visit Mr. and
Mrs. William Pollock in the Berkshires next week.
The steam yacht Josephine fresh from Cowes.
has put in at Newport On board are P. A b
Widener Id and Mr. and M Mrs & Joseph & Widener They
| Tomorrow will take place at the Middletown
! Fair Grounds the automobile exhibition and race.
m pc Of G t week w e B the dnce to be
| given by Mrs. Kernochan Saturday evening
| This will be the finale of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander are visit
ing Lispenard Stewart at Newport. Mrs. William
Rhinelander Stewart is at Tuxedo, and this winter
she will so abroad and join her sister, Mrs. An
| thony Drexel
! An interesting wedding this morning is that of
Miss Agnes Proctor. the daughter OF the late Rich
ard Proctor. the English astronomer. and DR. DuT
! Green Lewis. of Washington. The ceremony will
take place at the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Josephine
! M Cook. daughter of the late Joseph NJ Cook to
Goddard Du Bots. son OF the late John Delaheld Du
! Bois, and grandson of Cornelius Ou Bois Mrs
! and Miss Cook sailed yesterday the Kaiser VIII
The engagement is likewise announced of Miss
Well of East Eighty to r pr William nef29 Gqan9
| Levi. of Albany.
DIR. +. E. CLARK COMPLETES WORLD TOUR.
! Boston Sept (SpeciaD-Dr. Francis E. Clark
| president of the United Society OF Christian En-
deavor. reached Boston to-day on the steamer
! Cestrian after an eventful journey around the
| world His purpose in making the journey was to
| attend National Christian Endeavor conventions in
Japan, China, France. Spain and Germany which
were all very successful and also the great world
| convention in London which was attended bv mora
than fifty thousand people.
| Dr. Clark left North China only a week before
| the trouble broke out. and barely escaped being