New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
SOCIETY SUNDAY REVIEW.

AS everybody is getting ready for summer there
| Is not much to chronicle. except perhaps the nu-
merous entertainments in the country houses near
town. Mrs. c. Oliver Isein's garden party on FRI
day was a charming affair, and the musical and
| the dance the Morristown Country Club were
two happenings which brought to a close sue
eessful spring season in that picturesque part OF
surprise in the wedding Of Miss Emily pefaSeld'
| the daughter Of Mrs. Lewis Livingston Deiaaeid
known. was not announced. Mss peiaield 0hss has
been great favSrts in society and member Of
of which her mother is leading patroness-
The yacht regatta on Thursday did not attract so
many of the members OF society has generally.
On the Cepheus there was not = large crowd Ex-
Commodore Gerry had party on the Electra. and
the IselIns had some friends on the Emerald With
cruising along the Sound. was small stag party,
people. But it would seem as if the summer had
begun In earnest, and the gay world was out OF
suade the representatives OF fashion to return
cept for a mere passing through the town, until
autumn.
Bar Harbor seems to be getting into shape and
IT Is known that a cottage has been rented
there by William c. Whitney The latter has al
ways had a penchant for Bar Harbor, and his
young daughter. Miss Dorothy Whitney, is also
fond Of it. The cottage they have got is pretty
on for ENGRAVING s 1T t bears & 6hs name OF Am Am
Cottage a" Of j. Montgomery Sears and Devilstone.
IL is possible that before going Bar Harbor Mr..
Harry Payne Whiteny, and his son,in-law. Alneric
Paget have been looking after ms d 6aeng
to him. Mrs; Aimeric Paget is now az Nauheim.
In Germany, for the sake OF her health
The season at Far Rockaway will begin with
dances for the young people and polo the first
week in July. The polo games this week will take
Island resorts are FapHy Nuns Sp: T DuI ani,S ug nov
and AT Nay
indeed.
The commencement exercises at Yale will take
many parents TO New-Haven this week There
will also be the famous boat between Yale
and Harvard at New-London. The Yale-Harvard
regatta Is always the feature OF the year at that
watering place. and there will be number OF
house Dartss Ties 3 eTowd % w go % dHwn so5 Irom p &
Nelson and her daughter Kathleen. Mrs Cornelius
MISS DSTothy % Whtney who Is sayng tying w5a nd me
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Mrs lie Roy King will not spend the at
Newport, but has gone Northeast Harbor, Me-,
where she has cottage.
Mrs James c. Blaine and her daughter Mrs.
Truxton Beal. will arrive next week at Stanwood,
William ]. Schieffelin have likewise arranged to
spend the summer
The Tuxedo is rapidly drawing
close and there has been much entertaining there.
principally by Mrs Pierre LoriIlard and Amos
luncheons have been given there last fortnight
Newport this Week MIS- stiliman's fatSer James
Sa s tneTe nd % iH MI eSG m r. %heTe
port this season
Woodbury. Kane. George Pollock and Henry Nc
vickar have gone TO Canada for a fortnight's fish
ing the River Restigouche. the best of which
strictly preserves, ,.y by the Restigogehe Fishing
Rogers and number of other well known be-
long.
1t Is reported that J. Pierpont Morgan. his
return from Europe. will spend some time at Bar
this has served 10 create an impression that the
New-York Yacht Club will extend its cruise to
Mr. and Mrs B. Ayrnar Sands Miss Sands Harry
P. Robbins. Stephen Peabody Mr. and Mrs. F. H
Belts and Mrs. Russell Hoadley at the Meadow
Club. Southampton.
Walter 5. Gurnee and his son. Augustus. OF No.
6,5 Fifth-ave., occupying Beaudesert, their
ster on % bv Miss Della GurHe and hsr s nieee nee
Misses Evelyn and Grace Scott. who are now IN
Europe.
Miss Josephine Johnson has gone TO Newport for
Visiting her daughter. Mrs H casimr de- Rham fiaIri
Mr. and Mrs. John W. AuchincIoss have taken the
SUMNER and DR. and Mrs Robert 4bSe VIII also
spend the summer AT Bar Harbor.
Preparations being made at Newport for the
and flower show of the Newport Horticultural
Society. and Mrs Burke Roche has given two val
liable cups prizes for the best display Of roses
and foliage plants.
Captain and Mrs. Warren c. Beach close their
house IN Fifth-ave and leave town this week for
Saratoga. while Miss Leary takes her departure
for Newport next week, when she will open her
cottage in Mill-st
Mrs. Alexander T. Van Nest leaves town with q
yarty of friends for Buffalo Tuesday. to visit
the Pan-American Exposition. Her daughter.
Mrs. ]. Stewart Barney, will join her there on
Wednesday. Mrs. Van Nest proposes TO keep her
the first week IN July. when she will go with Mrs
Barney TO Newport for a fortnight before proceed
ing for the season to Bar HarbOr where they WILL
stay at the Malvern
On Friday afternoon William Hamilton Russell
and Mrs. Russell. who Miss Florence Sands.
gave a species OF continuous performance enter
tainment which began with luncheon. was followed
by yachting cruise on the Sound, on landing nom
which the guests were taken for long drive
through the loveltest part OF Westchester county
the Russell coach. returning TO dinner at the
Grange. the country place Of Mr. and Mrs Russell.
near New-Rochelle-
Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. Long will spend
the summer at bingham. Mass. Miss Long ard
Miss Helen Long will go to Colorado Springs
DIR. and Mrs. Paul r. Munde and their daughters.
Miss BERTHA Munds and Miss Natalie Munde. are
occupying their cottage at Southampton
Mr. and Mrs William c. Loew are at Monmouth
Beach. N J.. having opened their cottage last week
for the summer.
Miss Frances Duer Robinson and Henry B. Mont
gomery 70 5e married next Thursday at
Neu -Rrie oh