New-York tribune., 1901-08-20
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

RELAI1 NJ III SOClEl L.
IN spjte Of the rain there many people in
-. yesterday Among those at luncheon at
Sberrv's were rAr and Mrs. Hartman MRS. M'
Orme wilson who had come up to town from ner
country place Long Island. and Mrs. ChaIies
Marshall The last named white moussenns
hat trimmed with white flowers. while MIs' H,te Wt
sons toilet consisted OF tan linen skirt & wnlts
mousselne blouse and a hat of white lace s'ra"
trimmed with cordings of black velvet
A number OF dinner parties were given last night
at Newport in connection with the dance OF MIS- l.
Townsend Burden at her villa, Fairlawn for the
debut of her daughter Gwendolyn Mrs. Corhenus
Vanderbilt had dinner at Beauieu; another was
given by Mrs Harry S. Lehr at ArIelgh while
others were given by Mrs. W Fitznugh Tbson
and Mrs Gibson Fahnestock the hostess N ac eSSn
instance taking her guests TO Mrs m Sona 1 tb
telegraphic dispatches from Newport
Mr. and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed have arrived
at Pittsheld Mass. from Newport, where they nave
been staying with Miss Leary.
Among those who have arrived at Newport IS
Miss Rene Coudert. who is staying with Mr.. and
Mrs F. FL Benedict while Miss Alice Babcock and
Captain Morris are at Beaulieu the guests OF Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt.
The principal feature of socety's programme TO-
day at Newport is the dinner dance given tonight
Gladys
Mrs Pierre I.orilard. who has been spending the
summer at Southampton, has left there to make
round of country visits
Southampton will be gay this week. large
number of house parties, well as dinners and all
sorts of other entertainments, have been arranged
in connection with the Horse Show on Friday ana
one % Of of Te tive SS dS evening at
the Meadow Club
Mrs Archibald Alexander, Archibald Alexander
ir Miss Post and Mrs Leonard Wood. wife Of the
Governor-GeneraI of Cuba. are staying at South
ampton.
IT is to-day that Bar Harbor's horse show begins
and it will continue tomorrow and Thursday
Much hospitality Is being dispensed by the mem
bers of the summer colony in connection therewlth
1t promises to be great success
Mr. and Mrs John B. Duer have gone to Sea
bright for the remainder of the summer. while Mrs
James G.. X Duer and Miss Caroline King Duer
have returned to town and are at their house IN
East Fifty-third-st.
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes has left town for the
Adirondacks accompanied by her daughters, the
Misses Caroline and Helen Stokes
1t is on August % that the marriage of Virginia,
daughter of General and Mrs. Wager Swayne, to
Harold Lomas. of Philadelphia, will take place at
the Church of All Angels at shipnecock Hills:
breafast AT Namoeue the country place Of Gen
eraI and Mrs. Swayne.
Mr. and Mrs d. Percy Morgan are staying at
Stoneover, the Lenox country place of Mrs MOT
gan's father, John E. Parsons
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney are to spend
part OF the autumn at William c. Whitney's place
on October Mountain. near LenoX.
Miss Lila Vanderbilt Sloane is at Bar Harbor,
and her sister. Mrs. James A Burden, jr is at
Lenox. staying with her parents at their place,
Elm Court, until the return OF her husband from
his Scotch shooting trip.
Miss Beatrice Barclay whose marriage to Stock
ton Beekman Colt takes place October at the
Cazenovfa y. Y country place of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sackett NJ. Barclay. has selected her
bridal attendants who will be her sister. Cornelia;
her cousin Adelaide NJ. Barclay; the brIdegroom's
sister Ethel Van Cortlandt Colt and Bessie Oak
Boudnot Colt, brother of the bridegroom will
ofciate best man. while the ushers will consist
Barclay and Lyman r. Colt. the brides brother.
Miss Evelyn Blight. youngest daughter of Ather-
ton Blight, makes her debut tomorrow night at
Newport at a dance given for her at the Golf
Club by her sister Mrs. William P Thompson.
On THURSDAY Mrs Pem6rose Jones has S her dance
dance Saturday at the Crossways-
Major-GeneraI the Hon. Herbert Eaton and Mrs.
Eaton. who is sister of Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt,
have taken Padworth House, Reading near Lon
there.
Count Colorado Mannsfeld. who is now at New
port on the small yacht which he crossed the
Atlantic 10 this country, witnessed some Of the
most interesting episodes of the war with Spain.
He was serving at the time lieutenant of the
austrian mamoI 5arla tneFesbS ;broh wflGn vas b
entire campaign; and Whicn ran INTO Havana IN