New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
ABOUT SOCIETY.

large number Of people came into town -
terday from the country. Friday being spnsr..s
faVcrite day for shopping. Among the ,p1.SS
"ts Mrs. W. Orme Wilson. who was at Il,poL..
al sherry's with Mrs. Marshall. both belng ~
rayed in toilets consisting Of buff linen skir,. -
of white shirt waists Mrs orme wiIson,s s,.sl s'd
epe days and the @ night 8 @ BEFORE N ass s2"9 drr for
ea1, eaa Miss s t Ethel BaTFymore James q K Duer Sss
at his house IN East Fifty-thifd-st ''ay'' and is
Bridge whist still continues enjoy undIr,in,s..
vogue at Bar Harbor. where a bridge whist -
namsnt is to take place on August .. at the Kss,
Valley Club Mrs. Morris LOngstreth. Mrs W W
Draper A c. Barney and Waidron Bates are ar, "; y:
the committee in charge Of the affair. On
Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald and Miss Fitzzerald ,...
left their country place at Garrisons-on-the-E5, -E5,5
son, and have gone 70 Bar Harbor. where thev a.,
STAYING az the Malvern. Major-CieneraI John n
A.. has also gone 70 Bar Harbor and is at Louis o. =
week at which the women VIII aoDasT % sivsn next
OF various flowers. -'s
1t is to-day that Mrs. Hermann OeIr,cb,s .,--
takes place at Newport. ring has been con-
structed at Roseclin. on the lawn under Iar~.
tent. with smaller ones close at hand where the
Snowman and ringmaster. and much fun Is ag %
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and NJ,
James Terry Gardiner for the wedding ~ ts.+
daughter Mary to DR.. Charles Harrison Frazts-
in the chapel Of St. Maryb the-sea North S9q Fs9;
Harbor, Maine. '
Mr. and Mrs. William s Fanshaw OF East For+v-
hfth-st.. have gone to Saratoga
Mrs. J. West Roosevelt is at RIchneld Spring,
where Robert W. Taller has been elected president
Of COMMITTEES Of the board OF trade organized
for the purpose Of safeguarding the prosperity Of
the place as a summer resort
The engagement OF Reginald Brooks n Mis-,
Phyllis Langhorne. Of which announcement was
made In these columns yesterday. was a subject OF
much discussion yesterday at Hampstead in the
colony with which Miss Langhorne has been close
oo 1dentea @ since Sne came H9Gh from aer Virginia
Charles Dana Gibson. and has been staying with
Brookss uncle Eugene Higgins. is expected here
any day from Europe on board his yacht. the va
ocean
Miss Mildred Stokes. who has just arrived from
Europe, has gone to the Adirondacks with her
father Anson Phelps Stokes Mrs. D. Hunter Nc
Alptn has also gone to the mountains, and is at
Paul Smiths
Mrs. Robert Goelet. according to latest advices
had reached Havre board her yacht Nahma en-
route 70 this country and is expected 10 sail to-
day. It Is probable that she will cross the Atlantic
OF the passenger carrying liners. She viii De ac-
companied by her daughter. Beatrice. and on her
arrival will go TO Newport, where preparations are
being made for her arrival
The principal feature OF the social programme OF
yesterday at Newport was the dinner dance given
the Narada in the evening by Henry Walters
for Miss Gwendolyn Burden daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Townsend Burden, and for whom her
parents give a dance Monday next The horal
decorations sirgularly artistic the deck being
converted. by means OF branches and bOughs OF
foliage and by flowers, into woodland scene Else
where Will be found detailed description OF
this successful entertainment.
Frederick w Longfellow and Mrs. Longfelow
who Miss Julia L. Dela1eld a daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Maturin L. Delaield, spending the
summer at one of Mr.. Delafeld's cottages his
place, Fieldston, Fefverdale-on-Hudson-
Miss Madeline Knowlton has Joined her mother
Mrs D. Henry Knowlton. at Lynams. Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. MatUrin L. Delaheld. jr., stay
ing Tuxedo until they sail for Europe, with Mrs.
Charles E. Sands, early in September.