Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-31

Miss Alice Rutherford, Mrs. George
Crocker's daughter, who goes ont to Ia.
pan and China with Mrs. Buford wife
Of Commander Buford, L. S. n. will be
the guest in San Francisco of the prh-
cess Poniatowski. Miss Rutherford d3@,
not return until after the holidays.
Mrs. W. *. Vanderbilt. Jr., has Offered
a large reward for the return of her 500
brlndle bulldog. While she was shopping
the other afternoon the animal disap
peared Mrs. Vanderbilt is disc0nsolae
over the loss of her pet. The entire po-
lice department of Newport has been No
titled
The family of Abram S. Hewitt have
passed the summer at their country place
at Ringwood, y. j., which they seem to
prefer 10 any of the gayer places They
lead there a varied and most informal
Ire, ana are greatly interested in dairy
and farm work. of which the Misses
Hewitt have practical knowledge,
Gen. Joseph Wheeler is being Iioni24l
by Newport society. Recently he wa,
the guest of honor al a dinner party civ.
en- by Mrs. William Astor. The dinner
took place in Beechwood and was peo-
tentlous affair, the guests numbering
tWenty-SiX. 1t was Mrs. AstOr'S SECOND
entertainment of the season and the party
included many prominent persons among
them being Col. J. J. Aston who WIS
with Gen. Wheeler at the time Of the
Santiago campaign.
4 young man or good address from
New York is coming money at Newport.
He is put up at the fashionable clubs and
is favorite at the principal cottages.
fst+ h Ga 81, ,9f-.
clearinghouse, is an instructor in lTld-'
whist This is his only business. lie Is
paid $50 an hour for lessons, and hc -.y..>
lessons even at the principal clubs. Ill,
time is all taken up and he has a oD-
waiting list. His services are in demand
day and night by society IN genera"
1t is mistake to assume that bridge
has gone out of fashion at Newport al"
is no longer in vogue this summer TN
the contrary it is Just as popular Is
ever, although people keep quiet ABOUT
the matter in order to avoid noiaHeN'
and the enterprising professor who gives
instructions in bridge whist and WA. mas
taken mp his residence ut Newport claG--
ing 500 a lesson. finds all his time i0f
occupied. and wishes that the days Were
twice as long.
Preparations are being made. for tA'
approaching marriage of Miss LIN o.
TichS, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. aas,-
NJ. Oelrichs and niece of Mrs. ihe,i-.
\. Havemeyer of New York, t. REV.
ID. Martin Of San Francisco. IHe .h'-
tatlonS are not ont, hut on good aNlh'4..E
it can be stated that the wedding -" BOD
take place ON September II. Mss "'
rlchs is considered one of the .t.'t''
girls i'll Newport.
The social function that now taxes
rank over everything else at NeWf'.-
is the open-air dance which Mrs, N..
yesant Fish is to give in the 2.'a..-
CroSsways next month. The pi
tor this event is 4 secret gNarit'
closely than the state papers OF
nation. Secret orders have been '''.
and the social strategy board t.--
that the affair will eclipse me -ls'
dance given last year by Mrs. J >I'
board consists Of Mrs. Fish, NIT. ~
man Oelrichs and Mrs. O. II. T.
mont and grOtesQuene>s IS tAtt
word. One Of the especial Lr"..
be 4 ''patent-mediciue Qud3't
which the dancers Will be rH,.-
tunes from proprietary m5a.-..-.
tsemeNtS.
Newport IS IN have still, ar.--
tacie in the form Of q fancy e'.--
of horses and horseleSs yeai
gvmkhana race in the near ii..-
Il the cottagerS got to-etA..
the matter over. It Is tAe ...,
classes for women TO lnS.a.
and p championship driving . .-
this IL II Inferred Jhat sa.a" 4"
WI. appear behind foUrs, ..-
that Mrs. BUrke-Roche MI. a...
lu-h3nd There VIII also
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