New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
SOCIETY'S SUNDAY REVIEW

IL was not the dullest nor yet the gayest a.
weeks There was much Improvement in the w., Z
of entertainment and entertaining over the preced
ing week. The ball rolled more rapidly Ar Nen-
port there found plenty for the leisure ho
TO do anc at the other watering places dinner and
dance were beginning to occupy the attention az
much, almost, as the inevitable golf and tennis
The cruise of the Nev-York Yacht Club tool =
great many away from Newport and for
few days there a brisk demand for the mason
line lin element for dinners and other festivities But
nan one ha mpS RTsh is Of mads such deshu
The many strangers soioTrning there were also
available. The yachts reached Newport on Thurs
festivity. Mrs Fish's vauievfe which was ngr. iba
sequence of number of dinners given by other
affair. ''''A'
Polo continues 10 be of the most favored Of
sports. Next week there will be the opening OF
the polo season at Narragansett, at the Point Ju-
dith Country Club. AT the Point Judith this sum-
mer has been tried the experiment of the weekly
Cedarh,Irst the juveniles have concluded most
interesting series of games. which aroused the in
at Bernardsville nave also been interesting and
every day there have teen practice games on Alfred
The features to come are many. At Newport. on
Tuesday, will take place the water fete which
many the cottagers will entertain either their
yachts at their homes Villas will be ilumi-
mated. and the yachts and craft in the h2rbOr will
be blaze of light. and there will be fireworks
everywhere On Monday Colonel and Mrs. AstOr.
who have arrived at Newport on the NOurmaha
will give luncheon on their yacht and take their
guests to see the race for the Astor Cup. Other
entertainments there take the shape of dinners
and musicals Sunday entertaining Is greatly In
vogue. Mrs. Burke Roche is giving series of
Sunday dinners with music, which are among the
bTexe aeo 90 sht on & @ as do M and
Mrs: Pembroke Jones. There is much dining at the
Casino Sunday evening
Bar Harbor follows very close second to New
port. and each day brings from that resort news
of dinners. dances and luncheons and other fes-
tivities- Last evening there the usual wind
up of the week at the Kebo Valley Club where the
weekly dinner and dance were given, and this even
ing there is the sacred concert at the Louisberg
Bar Bar Harbor is still a trfe old fashioned and it
whether Sunday entertainments will be in vogue
there; The days occupied in golf and sailing
and driving. and great expectations are based on
the coming Horse Show. Mr. and Mrs George W.
Mrs Frederick W. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Fl Mex.
Twomby. Mrs. TwombIy gives large dinner in
their honor the first week in August
From the Adirondacks comes the news that the
camps are being rapidly occupied and that the
there mqch earlier than usual Mrs j Pierp0nt
fred G. Vanderbilt will not leave Newport until the
end OF August. Anson Phelps Stokes mas been on
the upper St Regis for some time
Mr. and Mrs w Bayard Cutting who arrived
this week. have gone to their place Long Island
go on 5e series of % Visits wRieh viii take in New
port Bar Harbor end Lenox. They are due at
Of Mr.. and Mrs William D. Sloane.
The chief features of she social programme q.
Newport yesterday the marriage OF Miss
Edith Rook to ]. Nelson Howard. description
Of which win be found in the Newport dis9atchst
Of Mrs. George L. Rives for her daughter Nacas
debut Her guests were seated at four tables tns
yellow flowers
Cornelius Vanderbilt has left town for Newport.
accompanied by F. L. Polk, who will stay with
him at E'eaueu until after the harbor fete on
Tuesday next
The hot weather of the last few weeks has
served to overcome the prejudice which has al
ways existed at Bar Harbor against bathing.
aoat and landing stage gayy attired bathers may
stag seen G Mr fe BE- GSson Is @ ohe of the popua
meeting places for bathers while MRS. J. J. Emery,
M5 JSePa II STe m5S 4 the orher co
who have floats from which they battle.
Mrs. Duncan Elliot has decided to leave New
port early next month. and TO Europe for
indefinite stay Her former husband; Duncan
Elliot. remains at Newport for the rest OF the sea-
Mr.. and Mrs c. Oliver Iselin and the Misses
Iselin left town for Newport yesterday by one OF
the midday trains. Mrs. Iselins travelling frock
peepng forth from her Eton jacket Her hat OF
gray straw trimmed with black velvet The
dresses of the Misses Iselin were of navy blue
mohair made with Eton jackets. and they wore
large straw outing hats
Under the auspices of Mrs James L. Kernochan,
of Mrs Henry G. Trevor and OF Miss Lillian c.
Moeran, deg show was held yesterday on Henry
C. Trevor's grounds at Meadowmere. for the bene-
tit of the Virginia Day Nursery. OF this CITY MrS
kernoeh han Irish terriers, Mrs. Trevor 5 pooGes
and Miss M0eran's spanielS were among the prln-
cipal features of the exhibition
Mr. and Mrs Robert NJ Thompson have left
Fairlawn their place at Southampton. for ten
days cruise on their yacht. the Reverie and viii
where they have recently had Mr and Mrs stephen
H. p. Pell staying with them.
J. Montgomery Strong and Mrs. William How
land Peu among those staying at the Post
House, at southampton
The automobile fever is prevalent at South
ampton at Newport, among the principal en-
thusasts being James L. Breese. who day or two
ago made the from town 10 Southampton IN
three hours and forty-ive- minutes. The auto
mobilists there however, manifest greater degree
~ rha OCc,,DaDts of eCuiDapsS ard Of pedestrians
than at Newport and consequently there is notnlns
like the strong feeling Southampton against the
motors that there is at the city by the sea.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Clinch Smith. who are occupying
The Moorings. the former home of Mrs. Gertrude
Van Cortandt Hamilton. at Newport. have Mr..
and Mrs. Stanford White staying with them. and
give dinner party this evening in their honor at
the Casino.
Professor and Mrs. Allan Marquand have taken
a cottage at Newport and will spend the remainder
of the season there instead of at Lenox.