New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-16
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Nsvvnort r I Sept Is CspeciaD-Mr. and Mrs. J.
+. D Laner have taken for the summer OF 1904 the
Tiffany cottage Gravel Court. in Narragansett-ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. LSnier have closed their Newport
season and returned 10 New-York-
Miss Georgiena Roberts gave an interesting talk
in French at the EIms yesterday. her topic being
"A Talk on Types Of the Day
Charles wauter Of the Belgian Legation. has
started with Commodore and Mrs. Cass Ledyard on
their yacht the Rambler for months cruise TO the
North Mr. Wauter will make consular inspection
in the Northern States and Canada. later returning
TO Newport
Miss Emily Carroll Thomas. daughter Of Captain
Charles Mitchell Thomas. L. 5. n. was married IN
KAY Chapel to-day TO Lieutenant Harry Irving
Yarnen L S. n. The bride. who was escorted to
the altar by her father, was gowned in princess
frock of white satin trimmed with pearl embroidery
and point applique lace Her long tulle veil was
fastened with a spray OF orange blossoms. and she
carried shower bouquet of roses and lilies-of-the-
valley The bridesmaid. Miss Marv Ramsey Of
Washington. daughter Of Rear Admiral Francis VI
Ramsey wore fTock Of French organize. IN PINK
and white and a pink hat trimmed with moss roses.
The flower Eirls-Miss Elizabeth Sands and Miss
Ruth Thomas cousin and sister OF the bride-wore
simple dresses Of white point desprt. with white
chin hats and carried baskets OF mignonette tied
with pink ribbon. The ushers-Lieutenants Leonard
r. Sargent Daniel P. Money. Charles p Nelson
and Ensign S B. ThOmas-the bridegroom and his
best rnan-Lleutenant walber p. sexton-wore fun
dress naval uniform. The Rev Ernest J. Dennen
performed the ceremony.
When the two little flower girls had escorted the
bridal party TO the door after the ceremony each
took a broad band Of white ribbon fastened at the
last pew and walked quickly TO the chanceL Thus
the guests were prisoners until the ushers returned
and escorted them from the pews TO their carriages
The Arrangement did away with the confusion
which usually ensues when wedding guests leave
the church
Besides Peter F. Collier master Of the Monmouth
County hounds the number who followed the
OF the hounds this afternoon was limited to six.
The start was made from the Second Beach az 40
o'clock but the dense fog prevented the hunt from
being very successful Miss Edith ColfOTd. her
hunter ouandry. was hrst in and the Duke OF Rox-
burghe on Mr. Golfers Tiny Tim. second The
others who rode were Alfred @. Vanderbilt. Lord
and Lady Lindsay ard Miss Julia Bancroft. The
kill was at the Tammany Hall. which reached
after a long nine-Tne that took in a few stir
jumps
Mrs Pembroke Jones entertained at luncheon to-
dav at the orchard. The stroilers' Club furnished
the music After luncheon Malini gave an exhibi-
ton OF magic. This evening Mrs. Jones gave =
dinner az which fourteen guests were present
Next Monday Charles Jones ard family will close
their Newport season and leave on the Narada
Mr. and Mrs r. F Collier viii give dinner to-
morrow evening for Lord and Lady Lindsay.
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs has cards out for dinner
at her cottage Saturday evening
Miss Alice Blight gave luncheon for young peo-
Ole at Shady Nook this afternoon.
Mrs w. Fitzhugh Whitehouse entertained az din
ner at East Eastborne Lodge.
Mrs O. H Warren gave luncheon al Sea Field
this afternoon