New-York tribune., 1902-06-15


has shown dittfng of society from town to New
port and the summer resorts Even 5 tnosS5 VIZ VIZ
have arrived from Europe Haoe d of' heir country
houses The suburbs yesterday Eere very f ne he
races At Madison Mr.. and Mrs D wins JallIe3 ma
gave reception IN me aI6t5noo" f in the evening
Thcra vas a dance at the Seawanhaka 4acnt Cup
at 0yster eterf9in9ts at Ards,ey and Baltusrol
Abroad. America has been in the a5cenI%.-' baIIs
week and the ente1tainmerts IN L0noGH iIer -" bV
either been in honor Of Americans s Or sca sven takes
them This c'mng week tne Froyai az e7s9 sSionTned
place. and the court and fasHloI nave duJou4l40H
to windsor and Its neighborhood.
DESPITE the Indictment weather and the lateness
of the season. there quite a large representa-
ton of the fashionable set yesterday afternoon at
sheepshead Bay. Among those present were MIS-
Pierre Loril!ard. r.. in tailor frocA OF hehotfope
cloth with a large black straw hat trimmed Win
black velvet; Mrs. James W Gerard, IN black
dress. with a black and white hat Mrs Harry
Payne Whitney, in a gown of white India null.
made with broad insertions Of Irish lace ana a
large white hat, trimmed with white feathers'
Mrs oliver Hartman. ir.. in a toilet Of black
silk trimmed with broad bands Of lace. and
large black hat faced with white and trimmed
with white roses; Miss Dorothy whitney IN a
bons and a large black hat trimmed with black
light blue embroidered battSte trimmed with WLite
embroidery. and large black straw nat; trininee IN
with black ia & Iea5nGrs the Wits iSS fH9Td trimned
with white lace, and a large dark blue straw hat
HltchGoGk ~, bta ~ ID or ~ vz5cb she wore tan
covert coat and hat Of ecru straw trimmed with
black Mrs. Frederick Edey. il q frock OF electric
blue linen embroidered with white. and hat
composed OF white roses and green leaves; Mrs
Rene La Mortagne in a dress Of lavender colored
Bend. in frock Of white and violet figured lawn.
trimmed En sndc lace ia and bas sa coPb Pa1 for h2' od
and small black hat. trimmed with large white
rose and Miss Elea-or Morris. in frock Of gray
cloth. with a white hat. trimmed with gray chiffon.
Among the men present were T. Suaern Taller.
Adrian Iselin. 1r. Roger Winthrop. Pierre Loril-
lam K Vanderbilt. craig WadswOrth, frederick
Trimbell and Smith Hadden.
Mrs Henry Hoyt and her niece. Mrs John Van
Rensselaer,. will spend the summer at Nahant.
Miss CiceIy Northcote will spend the
with her aunt. Mrs. Sydney Webster. at Newport.
Miss Northcote is the daughter OF the late Mrs
Olive Northeote and Is conse1uentiy grandcGhild G
OF The i4ts HaHt!t9n tish Presl9ent I ST%aIs S
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Mortimer. who at
their place At Rosly4i Long Island have taken
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 3. Livingston have left
town. and are at Inverholt. their place at Islip,
Long Island. They Will so 10 the Adirondacks with
the Misses Livingston.
Mrs James GaIlatfn closes her new house. IN
West Forty-seventh-st., tomorrow for the summer.
dsnbfsr T ~ Mrs Gaain viii spend part of the
summer with her mother at Easthampton.
1t Is on next Saturday, June y, that the gym
khana takes place at Mrs Trenor L Parks coun-
try seat. al White Plains. in behalf OF the Stony
WoId Sanatoriuu,. \ special train will leave this
city at 2:Os D. m. in time for the beginning of the
games at 8 o'clock. the programme comprising po-
iSis i9G Goose races ana ali sorts Of other amusing
features Tea viii be served in q large tent by t3s
sanaIoriun under whose auspices the entertain
ment is given. and among those interested in the
affair and from whom tickets may be obtained are
Mr. and Mrs c. oliver Iseln. Nj. and Mrs Trenor
Mrs. n Delaney Kane, Beverley Robinson. Nathaniel
ReynaI and Mrs. John D Archhold
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schroeder have left town
and gone to ATden @ sr v Trn for tfs srTo Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis Morris closed their
house in West Fifty-third-st. yesterday. and left
town for Paving, where they will spend por-
tion OF the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt are expected
at Newport for the season Thursday next. when
hey will open Beaulieu the William Waldorf Astor
villa, which they have rented for the summer
Mr. and Mrs Pembroke Jones have gone to New
John R Drexel and w. Eude Nelson
MIR and Mrs Edward Wharton have leased the
struthers' cottage. at Lenox. for the summer. as
+he house which they building on the banks OF
Laurel Lake is not yet completed
Mr. and Mrs Winthrop Rutherfurd are expected
at Newport at the end of this month for the season
They are still Tranquility. their place in New
Jersey.
The marriage Of Miss Helen DOminick. daughter
or Mr and Mrs Bayard Dominick. to Alexander
smith son of DR.. a a. Smith, takes place on next
saturday in ST. Peters Church, Galilee, n j
FoIov-ing the ceremony there Will De large re-
centon at the summer home OF the brides parents.
at Monmouth Beach
NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON.
fBY TELEGRAPB TO THE TR1RUNE.l
Newnort r. T., June 14-Mrs. ". Watts Sher-
man entertained dinner this evening
Admiral Thomas 0. Selfrdge U. S. N. is at The
Rarnacle his jamestown villa, for the summer.
Mrs lyman c. Josephs and family have arrived
of their cottage in Purgatory Road for the season
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons, of New-York, are
at the Rocks. the Clews Newport villa. They will
soon be joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews.
Hermann Oelrchs. who is now in San Francisco.
fs expected here within week for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard r Wilson, Jr.. who have