New-York tribune., 1902-07-13

one OF the most brilliant seasons In Nevnor, o.,
many years So many events are being planned -.
that it has become necessary to hold consuItation
so as to avoid conflict Of dates
Mrs Astor will formally open her new hsI1~.
as soon as 1t is completed. work having bee, -
layed by a strike OF decorators. Mrs Fish n a.
ranging for a Colonial ball. and there win ~
coming OUT balls for Miss Roche daughts- !,
Mrs. Burke-Roche; Miss Livermore. granddaughter
of Mrs John O'Brien, and Mss Anita Sands dausn-
ter of Mr. and 5Irs. William II. Sands Mrs pa
broke Jones promises something out OF the ordinarx
at Friedheim
Mrs. Ogden Mills expects to give large di,ns,
and dance, Mrs. III. Mortimer Brooks ban \,
honor Of her daughter, whose engagement to e "
r. Thayer was recently announced. and there win
be house warming parties given by Mrs Richard
Gambrill, Mrs. w Storrswell and Mrs. Starr Miller
besides score of lesser entertainments.
r. Fulton Cutting and family. of New-York VIII
arrive at the R. NJ. Gushing cottage on Monday for
the season
Robert j. Collier. whose engagement to Miss sara
Van Allen has been announced. has taken apart.
ments at the new Cliffs Hotel for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. William & Vanderbilt, ir.. are ex-
pected here from Europe about July "a They win
not take a house here. as originally intended. but
will be guests OF Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, Mrs VAN
derbilts sister, ct Rose Cliff
Miss Anna Sands. Of New-York. is guest OF Mrs
Ogden Mills. having arrived here on Mr.. Minss
yacht Felicia.
Edward Talmage. of New-York. is a guest OF Mr
and Mrs. Edward wickes at Ptnard Cottage No.
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. jr., entertained al
luncheon at her Pinard cottage to-day in honor
OF her guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Davies.
Ogden Mills entertained party Of men on board
his yacht this afternoon
Captain and Mrs French z. Chadwick enter
tanned at luncheon at the Naval War College to-
day in honor of the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy. Mr.. Darling.
S. D. Babcock. of New-York. is the guest OF Srr
and Mrs. William Payne Thompson at ViIinO
Mr. and Mrs James 3. Hasgn nave as thetr
guest White Lodge Fl. L. Vtckarony-
R. R. Remington Is In this city visit
Lawrence Gillispie. of New-York, is guest ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, and Charles A.
Conrad, of New-York, is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lehr. at Arleigh.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish entertained at luncheon az
Crossways this afternoon. and all the lead ns won1
en- of the summer colony were present. Mrs Fish
this evening entertained dinner party OF between
forty and fifty guests The affair was the most
notable of any h j thus far this season. The
handsome villa was literally bower OF flowers ard
foliage plants. The large hallway was banked with
string ba nd which discoursed music the dinner
for the informal dancing that took place
The guest OF honor OF he evening was Mrs. AstOr.
who was escorted from BeechwOOd to the Fish
villa by Harry s. Lehr. The dinner service was Of
gold and the table decorations of American Beauty
roses are said have been the finest ever
in Newport. After the dinner there was vaude-
Vile performance. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Mrs Henry ClewS. Mrs
Burke-Roche Mrs. Hermann OelrichS. Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs Clarence ".
Dolan. Mr.. and Mrs. e Rollins Morse Miss Mar
tina JOnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Berwind. Mr.
and Mrs Elisha DYER. jr., Lawrence l. Gilispie,
Stuyvesaut Leroy, Charles A Conrad and others.