New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

parade later in the afternoon with Colonel IVi,l,ao
jan jay IN Inv LARGE 1nbs- mbs great success and was
Claremont also attracted a great number OF fash
though many well known faces were missed Ahf fbere ne
isYork S and a. l1'a'e tb set who viii remain in
season begins in earnest
Yesterday was not without its sad note The
special train which went to White Plains in the
morning took a large number OF tie fashionable
set who went to pay the last tribute to Mrs
Reynal The beautiful Church of St John was
filed to the doors: The death of Mrs Reynal is
great loss 70 society in general she was so kind
alG so hosp',ahe She was fond OF young people
voted 10 her The last greeting of relatives and
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs cid not sail although her
name was booked the Cunard steamship that
sailed yeFter. Her young son was taken ILL., and
en6GeR 70 p pogp99e 69S f5 & sly So IL was serious
was large and representative passenger list
abroad for about two months and will return in
At Newport already few of the cottagers have
opened their houses and established their house
hold goods there for the summer. Newport is at
ractive in the early spring June is likely to be
damp, with sea fogs. Mrs. Duncan Elliott Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Quentin Jones and Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Lcrllard are among those who are now at New
port. Atherton Blight and Miss Blight are TO be at
Fish VIII open the Crossways after a short soiourn
AZ br coa b6 5he ha last ne rentals sd is that m Of
and Mrs. w, D. Hatch. Of Rochelle A pretty
College by the officers stationed there
There are many New Workers at Hot Springs
". Va. Mrs. Seth Barton French gave a pretty
entertainment at her cottage there Friday
evening. The chief feature of the evening was
Mrs Edward Wharton's sketch Copy" which
was ACTED by Mrs; French and William V Chaplin.
nose nose Mho Nsre preSsat S we're Mrs John clinton
body, Miss Rosand Peabody. Mrs. Charles Bar
Lon Nj an9 mrsc Issmp,e Nov M3Wd2n' MarfhaM Gas;
Mr. and Mrs w. Howard Drayton, jr.
At Lakewood the polo season is at fits height.
There have been matches played at Georgian Court
every day The matches will continue this week.
The Meadow Brook hunting season is over, but
there has been great deal Of entertaining down
in the Meadow Brook district Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Norman De r. Whitehouse Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
II Mackayf Mr. and Mrs Sidney smith and Mr.
houses and there have been some small affairs at
the Meadow Brook Club. Mr.. and Mrs; Arthur
and Mrs Jordan L. Mott, jr., are at their summer
cottage on the Sound.
The fete champetre which was held yesterday
afternoon Claremont for the benefit OF ST. Roses
Settlement the financial well the social
success that the women interested in II worked so
hard 10 make II. From o'clock until there
a constant stream Of visitors. The cool breezes
from the river kept most OF them indoors. the
suit being that the large inclosed veranda where
the various booths We're arranged was crowded.
In the throng Mrs. J. Frederick Pierson,
Miss Adelaide Pierson. Mrs John c. Westervelt,
Mrs. Winslow, Mrs George Frederic Shrady. Mrs.
Edwin Gould, Mrs. E. II. Hartman. Miss Caterna
Fachiri, Mrs. Henry Lawrence Burnett. Mrs. Her
mann Oelrchs, Mrs. Frederic J. de Peyster. Peter
Marie. Mrs Richard Irwin and Mrs. Alexander T.
Van Nest Miss Leary had charge OF the candy
table. and with her Miss Louise Leary, Mrs.
J. J. Wysong. Mrs. Henry W. Poor. Mrs Charles
Cooper. Mrs George Morgan. Mrs. Thomas II. Ran
dali. Mrs l. Q. Jones and Mrs. Fordyce Barker.
Several young girls also assisted among them being
Miss Mary Appleton. Miss Julia Dodge, Miss Eliza
beth beth Dodge Miss Julia COOPER and Miss Edith
flower table, and had Mrs. George y. Miller. Mrs.
J. Muhlenberg Bailey. Mrs. William Barclay Par
sons. jr, Miss Erving and the Misses Cros:,y with
her She also had number Of efficient little aids
in Miss Mildred Townsend, Miss Mary Hasell, Miss
natalie Bailey. Mss Gertrude Hoyt; Miss Char
Grace Henry who went among the visitors selling
flowers Mrs Francis B. Hoffman presided at the
Mrs Charles chids. Mrs Joseph PGlitser '1iqs Mrs
Frederick Nelson, Mrs Porter Mrs. Edward Van
table were Mrs. Albert Gould Jennings. Mrs. r. ].
Hoguet, Mrs. William Arnold and Mrs. Haggerty.
The May pole was one OF the prettiest features
Of the affair. and afforded charming bit Of color
with it's floating streamers Of gay ribbons. which
sixteen little girls in and out as they danced
around II. These children. who sashes and
knots OF ribbon their hair match, were the
Misses Genevieve and Isabel Amy, Lilly Dorm. Lee
Alexander, Edna Clusky, Elsie Gronoud. Renee
ard Estelle Merrill, Elizabeth and Katherine FAR
RELY and Marie and Margaret Hoguet. They
Ne, Pretty Maiden" dance from @FIorodora
y e eone Jf2ye ag R II his t eaSc for Tee Tea ann s
guests, however, did not remain.
The New-York Coaching Clubs parade the first
in five years. was one Of yesterdays most inter-
esting well picturesque incidents. The
members who took part in it and their guests met
in the annex Of the Metropolitan Club at o'clock
where they enjoyed luncheon in OF the private
rooms 1t served at seven tables. each of
which was decorated with flowers corresponding 10
the color of it's hosts coach. Colonel Jays
carried opt in mignonette and jonquils. Rob-
ert l. Gerry's maroon was matched with Brunner
George r. Reads dark green repre-
sented by nigonette. The silver and green of w
Woodwards coach were reproduced his table
with white lilac and mignonette ". c. Guliver's
color dark red was matched with scarlet carna-
tions Edward MorrelTs table trimmed with
yellow narcissi and white liacs, and Reginald W.
Rives's with scarlet carnations and forget-me-nots
After enjoying luncheon the coaches formed in
line at 4:07 D. m with Colonel William Jay. the
president. leading. His guests were Mrs Jay. Miss
Jay, Miss Helen Barney J. Henry Smith and
Goold Hoyt. on Robert l. Gerry's coach, which
Babcock, Miss Iselin. William p. Burden and
Bradish O. Johnson. Mr Moodwards coach fol,
Miss Goelet Mr. Morrell came next in line His
guests were Mr.. and Mrs A Landfear NorTie Mr.
Fish Mr.. Gulliyer had with him Mrs Gull
liver Miss Gulliver Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hast
We're Miss Read. Mrs Clarence 5. Day, Miss
Downey Rowland Read and Dr. Norton Reginald
the rear on his coach were NJ B: Eustis. Henry
F, Edridge and Marion story; Inc review 20 took OK
ia ,Ps PafA nsfion ahead Of him until the order
v,aah ne