New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

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though there those who are so devoted m A.
.hst they go early and stay late. Mr. and Mrs
Ahson FheIps Stokes go TO their Adirondack camp
nus week The Baroness Halkett and Miss Helen
stokes Will arrive Monday from town They
came over on the st. Louis. Mrs. Westinghouse
has reached Lenox from Washington. and is
amazing every one with her variety of automobiles
S0hn Jon sloane will have house parties for the Fourth
snao sG VII celebrate that event with fireworks. John
aS o5Sk s from fishing trip in Canada Tomorrow Mr.
ners. and Mr.. and Mrs richard Greenieaf cele
Iner wedding anniyersaPy in the week with
gone gone to Bar Herbor, where for a few days She
and Mrs F. Burton T Harrison left left Sea- ts Grchins @ MI
Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor have small
house party at Fernclif. The Nourmahal has been
placed in commission. and their summer cruise
begins about July 10. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierpont
Morgan HoIg have another house party at Highland
the Hudson, with his daughter and son-iu-law DR..
ang aamn mrs iI McARin He vii soon go to his
Is is M stu making tour Of the country and was stu
P. Morton have few friends over SUNDAY at their
country place on the Hudson,
Southampton is very gay just now Mention has
already been made of the numerous house parties
there. On the Fourth of July there will be a ball
at the Meadow Club. and this will be preceded by
even
ing VIII end with display Of fireworks. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Trevor, Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Belts Mr..
T. Breese Ig'g I e BarGay ana MI and 3 Mrs James
ne go1ng during the week will he one Of the
neglected. has been taken up con amore
Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Wilson. who arrived on the
st. Louis. will go for short while to their Long
Island country home. Afterward they will go to
t henoS. mrs orme Wilson will pay short visit to
In the immediate vicinity of New-York there will
be some attractions which will bring together many
who are interested in life in the open. The polo
games at Prospect Park will be continued to-mor-
and the Meadow Brook team the attendance will be
very large, The absolute devotion to polo during
the torrid weather of last week was touching The
Parade Ground is admirably adapted for the game,
but not exactly for the comfort of spectators in
late June or in July. The heat was extreme and
there was little shade, but that made difference
A fashionable audience two hours when
the hundred marx ABSORBED in the merits Of the
contest Another interesting semi-fashionable
Garden city. which also take place this Week, and
the entries for which are numerous and the names
on the list well known in the modsh world.
Along the Jersey coast and the Rumson Road
the cottagers having delightful time in their
own little coteries. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederick Ker
noohan have had Miss Rita Whitney with them the
last week. Mr.. and Mrs William stanhope Callen-
der gave a delightful dinner at Thomass, and
Mr.: and Mrs. Augustus Field and Mr.. and Mrs
WILDER Bloodgood. Mrs Wfoer Bloodgood, at Faerie
Lea, has been giving a number of house parties
Miss Daisy Pierson has been her guest, but she
has now returned 10 Newport.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Davis OF
Washington, and Henry Cabot Lodge. the report of
which published in this column. has been
nounced with authority in Washington. Miss
Davis is the daughter Of Judge John Davis Her
mother was Miss SalIie FreylinGhuysen: Miss
tall, handsome girl. The wedding will take place
in the autumn.
Miss Louise du Pont, the daughter of Colonel and
Mrs. Henry A. du Pont, and Francis Crownn-
shield of Boston. were married at the family man
sion. in Delaware. last Thursday. Miss Du Pont
made her debut here two years aGo, and was a
great favorite in the younger set The Du Points
live in summer at their country home, Mont
Ghanini Del, which has the odd name of Winter
ton family, and his mother was a Miss Bradee
the Campaign was ii With % the cu6sn fever for
some time. He has been prominent in all sports
and is a famous shot. His brother is well known
as a yacht builder.
The wedding of Miss Charlotte Whiting and
Harry Havemeyer takes place July Il at New
port. 1t Will be a home affair. after the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast will be served on the
Riyes Will be the host and hostess, and Miss
viii make her debut on that day.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Ethel
Barclay eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sackett
Moore Barclay, and Mr.. Chard. Of Buffalo The
the summer home of the brides parents
There will be a large and fashionable wedding
at Morristown in the middle of the month 1t will
be that Of Miss May Catlin daughter of Mrs
julius Catlin, and Otto Rheinhart Hanson of Mil
waukee. Miss Catlin is a sister of Mrs. Trenor L.
Park. There will be a large reception at Fair
hoIme following the ceremony Miss Catlin has
been identified with many Of the charming enter
tainmentS a the Morris Country Club. She
ranged last spring delightful concerts, and
she was much interested in having the Hungarian
Band play the clubhouse in the afternoon, which
quite feature Of the golf tournament some
weeks ago
There is little social news Of special interest to
Americans from abroad. Mr.. and Mrs Bradley
Martin have a box a the opera, and Mrs. Bradley
Martin is frequently mentioned and her jewels
said to be the most gorgeous in the house. Mrs.
society. The Duchess of Marlborough has done
very little entertaining. The Americans in London
have amused themselves by dining at the various
restaurants, and going the play. Mrs. Letter has
arrived in London with her daughters, and has
given a dance, which was well attended. William
Waldorf Astor and Mrs Mackay among the
concert givers and the Sunday musicals go along
with unabated Vigor at Mrs Ronald's; but it Is
engagement Cornwallis West although again
ported off has not either universal favor from
the better class of Americans or from her English
friends.
WEDDING S PA.STAND TO CONE