New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
CONCERNING SOCIETY.

The annual horse show at Southampton begins
to-day. and in consequence thereof the exodus OF
society from town which takes place on every Fri
day to various country and seaside resorts Will De
to a great extent in the direction of the popular
Long Island summer resort, where a large number
with the afTair II will be Continued to-morrow
Tonight there will be vaudeville entertainment
the Meadow Club for the benefit of the Village
Improvement Society, which will be followed by
the regular weekly dance
Bar Harbors horse and dog show brought
to close last night in perfect blaze of glory.
having achieved wonderful success from a So
or view Ihe show was more ike a Dig country
fair than anything else; and proved the most popl-
lar feature of the Bar Harbor season
The principal affair the social programme for
to-day at Bar Harbor is the garden party given by
Mrs. Burton N. Harrison this afternoon at the Sea
Urchns Among the features of the entertainment
will be rustic parade arranged by Mrs. Barney,
in which sheep and goats. lambs and calves. gar
landed with flowers, will be led with ribbons by
pretty girls There will be pastoral pantomime.
Violet wheIen fq Miss Edith Tayior and a. NUMBER Of
S9sF & % T TAX take p 1 p There rge ge to be
Versailles; a mnuet, conducted by Miss Barney,
young girls including Miss Ruth Lawrence Miss
Barney, Miss Draper and Miss Patterson, will ap-
pear in the guse of shepherdesses in pink and blue
petticoats. with howered overdresses and bodices.
Mrs Barney has arranged a number of tabIeaux
which are to take place on Thursday next at the
pital
There were several Japanese figures in the cotiI-
Ion of the dance given last night Newport by
Mrs. Pembroke Jones at Friedheim. the Theodore
A. Havemeyer place. which she has leased for the
summer In one of the figures jinriksha made
entirely of pink and white drawn into
the ballroom by little Japanese in native costume
who distributed to the dancers punches of Japanese
porary ballroom 50 feet long. 20 feet wide and 20
feet high was built for the dancing. while gar
an exceedingly pretty setting and background for
supper being served before and afterwaTd in four
large tents erected on the lawn.
Mrs. George H. Marshall came to town yester-
day from Southampton and took luncheon with the
Hon. George Keppel and few other friends at
Sherrys. She attired in frock of white dotted
Swiss muslin. with sprays of coral coIored flowers
scattered over It. A touch of black velvet at the
throat and waist served to set off her costume. Her
large leghorn hat was trimmed with white flowers
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne whitney who spent
few days in town after leaving Newport. have ar
rived at Anter Lodge, William c. whitney's place
on octooer Mountain. near Lenox- They have with
them ten saddle and carriage horses, and expect 10
whitney Will join them early next month.
Mrs. S. Megargee Wright and Mrs Lawrence
Green gave a supper and dance few nights ago
two ~ s eH@ d Gs g cooks az Bar Mb aT fS obsg g
women arraved in ,ybite duCE eownH .e csos and
aprons, served as Mattresses.
Clinton +. Dawkins. formerly Minister Of Indian
Finance at Calcutta and now London partner of
J. Pierpont Morgan. was the principal guest al a
dinner party given in hts honor and that OF Mrs
Dawkins by William hadclin. of London, AT the
Nj Malvern; Bar Haro9r a nisht or two ago Inc
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. H7ggin and Countess Rudolph
Festetics.
john y, Rockefeller has returned 10 the family
place at Ta-rytown from visiting his parents at
Cleveland, Ohio.
The meet of the Monmouth County hounds takes
place at Newport tomorrow. P. F. Collier, the
master OF the hounds. has already arrived at New
burg. Miss Greta Pomeroy and Ralph Ellis are the
vtded themselves with new hunters
Miss Laura B. Day has left Lawrence Long
and gone to the White Mountains
James J. Van Allen is expected back early next
Sarah. lie has arranged TO sail on September ..
While It is true that Or. w Seward webb's loco
motive damaged BY collision with handcar
the day before yesterday. he himself was not on
board. and he consequently sustained no Injuries.
News has been received here of the serious illness
Of the widow OF Justice Stephen J. Field. of the
United States Supreme Court, and her sister Mrs.
Condit Smith. is Fastening from Washington 10
who is over seventy years Old is sister-in-
law of the late Cyrus w. Field, OF Atlantic cable
fame.
on leaving Newport Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ
Kingsand VIII spend few weeks IN the Berk-
shires before going to their place at Scarborough
on-the-Hudson for the autumn
THE PEMBROKE JONES'S DINNER DANCE
MOST ELABORATE ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN AT
NEWPORT IN MANY YEARS
Newport X. l.. Aug - (SpeciaD.-Frledheim. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Pembroke Jones. in Belle
liant and complete entertainment of the Newport
season. For months Mrs. Jones has bren busy in
preparing details. and neither time nor money
spared 10 make the ball the grand success II was
The villa not being large enough 10 accommodate
all guests, pavilion 100 feet long and 30 feet
wide had been erected for Il ballroom. The sides
and roof but the floor polished
10 the highest degree of brllliancy and smoothness
In addition the tent for the dancing. two other
oblong erected the lawn, and in
these were served the dinner and buffet supper by
Sherry AT a little distance from the dining
a large stage erected. and that. in full view
of the guests a vaudeville show. with the best
talent obtainable, produced. The lawa and
villa Were as bright day. with thousands of olec
erie lights along the paths and in the trees and
foliage. Just before the show began the sides of
the dining tents raised, disclosing the stage.
The last number spectacular dance. entitled
The Devils Dance All the lights turned
out simultaneously leaving only those which
focused on the stage, and continued this way until
the close of the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones received their guests In the
drawing room OF the villa and. after being re-
ceved they stroled through 10 the lawn, where