Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-09-07


Delmonico's the forthcoming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Duer have gone
to Seabright for the remainder of the
summer. while Mrs. James G.. X. Duer
and Miss Caroline King Duer have re-
turned to town and are at their house
i'll East Fifty-third street.
Peter Marie. who went at once to
Southampton upon his arrival from Eu-
rope is expected to spend the autumn in
LenoX. Mr.. Marie gives each season
golf party at LenOX, with very pretty
prizes of foreign trinkets and ornaments.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Keith, who are
at Newport, made the trip from Chicago
in their automobile. and covered $40
miles the last day. Mr. Keith. who is
the crack player Of the Onwentsia polo
team, had a number of ponies sent on to
Newport for his use there.
Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester, has
taken Miss Langtry, daughter of Mrs.
LangtrY, as a prOtege and has been cha
peronlng her at COwes and other places.
The Duchess of Marlborough is chaper-
oning Miss Gladys Deacon, the daugh-
ter of the late Edward Parker Deacon.
EXPresident and Mrs. Grover Clevc-
land have returned from "A visit 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Storrs Atwater at
their country place, Sandisfeld. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwater and Mrs. Charles
Swift Of Poughkeepsie will visit the
Clevelands at their Princeton home in
September.
The largest and by all means the
grandcst social affair given this season
at Newport. took place Thursday even
ing. mt the Havemeyer villa 'Frcidheim,'
which this summer is occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Arrange
mentS for the "dinner-dance.' as il was
called. but it was in fact Il grand ball,
have been going on for weeks and a
small fortune has been spent in making It
the great social success that i was Not
only the villa had been transformed into
a bower of roses and greens, but tn"
lawn was studded with tents and it was
under these that the first part OF tha
evening was spent. The guests began tie
arrive shortly before 9 and were re-
ceiyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Jones in the re-
Cepti0n room Of the villa, and from there
conducted to the lawn where the dinner
was served. There were four tents, one
of red, one of white, one Of yellow ana
one of pink, and they were elaborately
decorated inside and out with flowers -
march. Two of these tents were fer the
dinner guests. one for the music. and thr
other for the vaudeville show that went
on during the progress u the uiuSt
The dinner tents were so placed that a
full view of the stage could be had 10y
all the guests The guests were assigned
to tables. twenty III number being deslg-
mated by some sO-. Of emblem. made Of
flowers and tiny elecgic bulbs suspended
over the table.
4 new idea was also used for the
lighting Of the tables, sprays Of electric
bulbs shooting up from the floral center
piece On each. During the Dinner. addi-
ton to the vaudeville, the Franko or
chpstra and Hungarian band furnished
pleasing programme Of music. The spe-
cial feature Of the outdoor part of the
entertainment was the Devils Dance,
given in connection with the yaude-
Vile show. This was done with all the
lights extinguished, the flames that shot
up from under the stage around the dane
ers alone lighting the scene. Following
he dinner the guests were conducted 70
the ballroom. At midnight the cotillon
was danced. il being led By Elisha Dyer,
Jr.. with Mrs. Jones, followed by about
hundred couple. Following the co.
tillon there WIS a supper served, aud
then general dancing was in order again.
Ia sting well into the morning hours Not