New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
NEW-YORK SOCIETY,".

The week has been unusually quiet The bad
weather Of a week ago Saturday interfered with all
the suburban entertainments. and they were post
poned until yesterday. when they took place under
admirable climatic conditions The number OF
house parties all suburban resorts over the week
end is very large and many of these will be con-
tinued until after the Fourth. which. falling on
Friday divides the week In two. and renders busi-
ness on the exchanges and in Wall Street very dull.
The one feature OF the last week has been the
Fashionable people went. Among these were Mr.
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Goud and wan 5 e lsen T AZ and l flsT Ss
o osaa G Pariotic fashion BY sociey and al Newport
southampton. Oyster Bay and NeW-London vi In.ra as
rations are being made for the days festivities
Thanks to the propitous weather all the outdoor
entertainments scheduled for yesterday afternoon
turned out successfully. Elsewhere in The Tribune
to-day will be found description OF the gym
khana races Mrs Trenor Parks country seat,
near White Plains. and also of Miss Helen Goud's
the-Hudson Th,re also the yacht races OF
the ssawanhaka CSIintnian 9acht Cho ,6So al
in the evening. while many went out to Van Cort-
sanadron t. team and that Of the Lakewood Polo
Club. George Gould and his two boys being COM
prsed in the later
The Morris County Golf Club dinner dance last
evening proved great success many of the own
ers of the country seats in the vicinity who are
entertaining house parties Sunday bringing
their guests. There is 10 be another dinner dance
at the club on next THURSDAY
In the middle OF the weela-namey. on Wednes-
day-the marriage of Miss Julia Pierrepont Ed
wards. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs ]. Pierrepont Ed
wards to Reginald Mansfield Johnson. of Boston.
will take place st. Saviour's Church at Bar Har-
bor The ceremony will be followed by wedding
breakfast al the summer home OF the parents OF
the names OF the best and ushers. have al
ready appeared In this column
1t is on Friday that Mrs. Harold Farquhar Had
den gives her dance her debutante daughter.
May. her country place at Seabrisht, N J.. and
a number of people are going down from town to
giving house parties at Seaorght over the Fourth
and the week end are Mrs. William Warner Hop
pin. Mrs. James A Scrymser and Mrs. WiiIiam
A. Street.
Mrs. ]. Pierpont Morgan will spend the summer
at Bar Harbor. where she has taken the Sweet
Pea cottage. Miss Rhett will be her guest during
portion of the season. Mrs. Roland Redmond and |
Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop have likewise taken cot |
tages at Bar Harbor. where Mr.. and Mrs Horace |
Gallatn occupying the Devon cottage. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Louis Won Gaertner are at the Ladd cottage,
Newport. Mrs Alexander Maitland has her mother. |
Mrs. McCosh of Princeton. staying with her az |
the --ebo Valley Club begins Tuesday. August Il.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry r. DlrnOcR. WHO nave Deen |
spending the early summer at the old Dnock |
homestead at South Coventry, Conn.,. have taken |
the Canary cottage at Bar Harbor Their daugh, |
ter Mrs. T. Cary Hutchinson, and her husband |
will stay with them there
Mrs Edward Morren has arrived at Bar Harbor /
and opened her cottage Malvern Hill. and Mrs.
Charles Carroll Jackson has likewise arrived for |
the season. and is occupying LangoEen.
Mr. and Mrs Clement C. Moore have closed their
house in East Fifty-fourth-st and have left town
for their camp at Moosehead Lake in Maine Next
month ley go 10 Newport, where they have taken
a cottage for the season.
Mrs Ward McArister and her daughter Louise
have closed their house in Madison-ave- and at
their country place at Greenwich. Conn Miss Nc
Allister will go on TO Newport in August
Mrs. Beverley DUR. who is now staying with
her father. John Poole, at HarrIsons. N Y, will
spend the remainder of the summer with her chill
dren at Bar Harbor, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Montgomery Roosevelt and the
latter's daughter, Miss Boylston, are at Roosevelt
Hall, their country place at Skaneateles. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Fulton Cutting are still in town
at their house in East Sixty-seventh-st They will
spend the summer at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles c. Edey have returned to
town from Atlantic City and are at their new
house in West Seventftth-st Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Edey have left town Tor their country place
at Bellport. Long Island for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs William 4. Perry are at Ridge
lawn. their summer home near Bay Ridge and
leave II next month for trip through Canada to
the Pacnc t last their son Henry starting about
trip arouhu the Worid Dy way or Japan.