The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-09
IN SOCIETY,".


Gaiety vt Newport will be progressive
for the next six weeks. The Hampstead
colony is slow to break up and the Fourth
was celebrated there by nearly all its mem
bers. Mr.. and Mrs. oliver H P. Belmont
20 on this week to BelcouTt. August BEL
mont and his ,ons will remain until they
% TO Saratoga FOR the August sporting
events.
DR.. and Mrs. William Tllinghast Bull
sailed for Europe yesterday, accompanied
Inv DR.. Bulls brother, Melville Bull Mrs.
Ruli was in poor health all winter. She
takes the cure every summer at ono OF the
German baths.
DR. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb passed the
Fourth at Shelb,,rne Farms, Burlington,
Vt. Their party included Ralph Pulitzer,
the fanca Of Miss Frederick Y. webb. ana
Mrs. Webhs nephew. Harold ). Wander
bit.
One Of the autumn weddings will be
that OF Miss Wenonah Wetmore, daughter
of Major William Boerum Wetmore, and
Arthur l.. Devens, Jr., son of MIR and Mrs.
A. Lithgow Devens Of Boston. The bfide
elect is now with her sepfather and motheI,
DR.. and Mrs. James W. Markoe, at thelr
country place at Highland Falls, ~ l.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston are / ooked
to sail next Tuesday from England. On
their arrival they will go at once to New
port. where they will occupy Friehand,
the Mace OF Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer,
which they had last summer Mrs. Astor
ia Interested in tennis and outdoor games
rather than in social functions during the
summer.
Among those who sail for Europe this
week are Sir Edward and Lady Elgar VINO
will then have been over here for montn'
They will be passengers on the Kaiser WI
helm H. on Tuesday, as we'll as Count Cassini'
the Russian Ambassador. postmaster
Wilcox and Mrs. Wilcox, nee havemeyer
will not be absent more than five weeks
and will visit England, France ana Ger
many. Mr.. and Mrs, Luther koun'@e M si.a
their attractive young daughter. MISS
Annie Kountze, who il to be one OF next
winters debutantes, will sail on Thursday
for Europe.
J. d. Roman Baldwin is now at Newport
and Worthington Whitehouse will Nisit
friends there, 80 that there will be no lack OF
cotillion leaders. j. Wadsworth Rltcme'
who has secured apartments for the entlre
season, may again become the favorite
leader, AZ he was until he went abroad aiter
his marriage with Miss Emily H. n4 ;aaw
II ia now two years since he was lett WIDOW
err. Possibly Craig Wadsworth. his COUSIN,
third secretary OF the Embassy, may cotne
over for his vacation and visit Newport
Coming out functions will soon I've
given for the deoutantes OF the Newport
season. Among these will be the Misses
Mildred Sherman and Irene Sherman
daughters Of Mrs. w. Watts Sherman, the
latter formerly Miss Brown OF Providence
| daughter Of the late Jonn Carter Brown
and sister Of the late Messrs. Harold Brown
and j. Nicholas Brown. dinner dance
will be given for them and dinners will he
f. given at sc veral Gotta ges before the dance.
f, Miss Katherine Prescott Lawrence. VINO IL 10
| make her dahut at a more youthful period
/: than other girls this summer, will he quite
e. new to the cottage set generally, as " rs
acme years since she went abroad with her
, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence
, It Ia now said that Miss Sadie Jones Will
he presented this season, in which case her
/ pa, . its, Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones'
yls are located at Inohiquin, Baroness
seilh res cottage, will give some speo,a,
! functions. They are also to entertain as
! usual on the yacht Narada, belonging. TO
| Henry Walters. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones; Miss
Jones and Mr.. Walters have recently re-
! turned from Europe.
A. Muller vry Ia one OF the men who VIII
be missed at Newport this summer. he
went of to Spain in May and is doing that
country pretty thoroughly. On his re-
turn In October he will take possession OF
his big handsome new studio apartment
in the second Ranger building In Sixty
seventh street, just west OF Central park'
which he has bought. 1t has been artistic
ally decorated and when Mr.. Vry has the
studio arranged with his art collections II
will be one Of the prettiest in town.
James j. Van Allen. who sailed for Europe
Yesterday, will go to Rushton Hail. his
English country home. Mr.. Van Allen took
acme skilled American mechanics over FOL
some matters connected with drainage, II
Ia said. He may visit WRkehurst, his New
mort esta blishment, later In the season
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Laurens Van Allen his sor
| and daughter-in-la are now abroad, al
are also Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Collier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eh1ngham Maynard, nov
on their wedding journey, will settle II
New York in the autumn. Mr.. Maynard
Ia a son Of Mrs. Efangham Maynard Of 2s'
lexington avenue, who went to Chicagt
for the wedding, the bride being dsughte