New-York tribune., 1902-08-31

| worden, Mrs VAIL Mrs R. Tolfree Mrs. Taylor.
| Mrs. Russell and Miss Nelson
Mrs Gouverneur Morris the hostess at a
| luncheon given Thursday noon at the Malvern
| Her guests Mrs Eugene Hale. Mrs. Charles
| Fry Mrs Clarence Wadsworth. Mrs. Livingston.
Mrs Henry F. Dimock Mrs. Tofree. Mrs Johnson.
Mrs. Morris Longstreth. Mrs Keyser. Mrs. Fred
erfck JOY Mrs. W. w Seely. Mrs Edward B.
. Mears Miss PendletOn. Miss Dennison and Miss
Patten
Several dinners given Friday evening.
of the largest being that at Edgemere by Mrs.
Frederic JOY with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Taylor Pyne,
Mr. and Mrs. James Ross Todd. Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Livingston, Mrs. Suydam. Mrs Fox, Miss
J Thomas. G. Williett Van Nest. Mr.. Wyman. Percy
Wyndham. Mrs Post. R. Horace GaIatn and Mr..
Ingrahan as the guests
The theatricas given at Mizzentop on Saturday
the first of the season They were in aid OF
the Bar Harbor Hospital The play was an adap-
tation of the old fairy tale of Cinderella There
large audience present. including Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Montgomery Sears. Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Horace GalIatfn. Mrs. Miles F. Carpenter Mr. and
Mrs. David B. Ogden. Mrs Dupont and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis A Deaf1eld-
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence Green gave .
small dance at Pot and Kettle Club on Tuesday
night Among the guests present were Mrs. James
MT and Mrs. Henry Reed Hatfield. Captain Bush.
Miss ConOver. Miss KnowltOn and Mrs. J. Brooke
The dinner dance at the Kebo Valley Club on
san WAS sIackening It Was Tbe Isrrest affair
of its kind far this summer Those who enter
tanned dinner parties Mrs. Charles Ewing
Green. Mrs. George Draper. Miss Draper. Mrs w.
v. seely Mrs Frederick Pearson J. Emien Smith.
General and Mrs Samuel Thomas save a private
musical at Am Nicer Thursday Mime. Blauvelt
sans The guests included Count Cassini Baron
and Baroness Hengelmuler. Parke Goodwin, Mss
Goodwin Mrs. Dennison. Mrs Edwin Gould. Mrs
W. w Seely General and Mrs John r. Brooke
Mrs J. l. Ketterlinus. Mrs Frances Mussrave
Mrs. w Il. Draper and Charles How
Musicals are the particular fad at present There
ent here. and they are being held at a number q
some three hundred persons were present at a nIu-
steal given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. ketterlinuS. On
Hail Which was attended by a large number OF
people. including the Misses i.<iETIrence Sir. ana
Mrs w F. Pendleton. Prince del Draso. Dama0S-
The tennis tournament in doubles at the Keoo
Valley Club has made the courts popular meeting
have here tennis week siInliar 10 that or New
mer that il requires ttle to arouse an enthusias-
tic interest. Large galleries ATTENDED each days
play. which was marked oy some pretty and lively
tennis The largest crowd out Tuesday
when the semI-fnals brought together four good
Hewitt and Phoenix Ingraham. in a hard three set
match. Sumner Gerard and ~ Armstrong pulled
out well earned victory from Weston Fuller and
(;ouverneur Morris.
General Bryant. of New-YOrk gave lunches
Monday at the Malvern in honor of Baroness Hen
gelmulier. Among the guests We're Count Cas-
Wright Miss Hollins and Mr. Benson.
Miss Alice Roosevelt is expected hsse in sspter,-
4 dinner was given at the Malvern Monday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs Herbert NJ Sears. of New
A2 YGrk and I'M Mrs William Erhart the Portague ME-
ister Mr.. and Mrs ~ y. stewart Mr.. and Mrs
ton. Miss Gurney Mr.. Rowland. Mr. waIdron
Bates, Mr. Peter Marie.
by Miss wickam. who defeated Miss Heron BY
up in twenty-one holes.
from his successes abroad. is guest at shs -
Sauveur.