The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Aston Is to give her first functions
Of the Newport season this week. To-
morrow and Saturday nights she will give
big dinners at Beeohwood, and following
the latter musicale. for which invitations
have been general. Mrs. Aston will delay
her return to town for a couple Of weeks
after the season. The ball Of Mr.. and Mrs.
night for their debutante daughter, Miss
Sadie Jones, and Mrs. Astor's musicale
will be the two most notable affairs Of the
week.
The Misses Pauline French, Edith Deacon
and Sadie Jones will take part in the ak
teenth century dance at the fete to be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rollins Morse wednes-
day afternoon. Aug. %. The lawn Of their
place, Villarosa, on Bellevue avenue, New
] port, is very fine, and the trees will afford
| the desired setting for the dance which
| will be followed BY the recitation of an
apropos by Miss Edith Wetmore preceding
.Le Baiser, a one act comedy to be given
IN FRENCH bv Frank Ernest Perrin, who will
be the Pierrot An orchestra will play and
and Mrs. Morse, who will give the fourth
and last Of their weekly dances on next
| Saturday night, have been among the chief
entertainers Of the season.
Capt and Mrs. Philip Lydis gave dinner
at the Newport cottage on Sunday night
/ On Monday night dinners Of from thirty
to forty covers were given by Mrs. oliver
G. Jennings. Mrs. William Grosvenor.
Mrs. William Starr Miller, Mrs. Henry
G Gle Ts and Mr. dh Thomas + Walsh
charles Piolrepont Il. dibert, Mrs. Joseph
7. Tower and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Laurens
Van Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald c.
Vanderbilt gave dinner Of forty covers
Sven e by MI a and sna Big sRns1'
hugh Whitehouse, Mrs. J. Mitchell CLARK,
Mrs. John G. Bancroft Mrs. Oliver h.
Hartman, E. j. Berwind and Mrs. Hugh
! d. Auchinclose.
Among weddings now arranged to take
place in September is that Of Mis- Ethel
Hitchcock and David B. Sharpe, on Tues
day, Sept. s. The bride-elect is q daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles Hitchcock Of 81
West Thirty-sixth street. Misa Rosetta
T. Willets and Charles A. Slosson are to
be married at the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest on Sept. IA. The wedding Of Miss
Mildred N. Barclay and s. Oakley Van der
l.. l., on Sept. IA. The ceremony will be
performed In st. Andrews Dune Church,
and there will be wedding breakfast
at the cottage Of the BRIDES brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Julien Stevens
Ulman.
The first wedding in September, as now ar
ranged, to take place in st. Georges Church,
Stuyvesant Square, will be that on Wednes-
day, Sept. 0, OF Miss Virginia c. Lazarus
| and Charles p. How land. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lazarus
Of 50 East sixty;iourth street, and her
her as maid Of honor. Mr.. Rowland is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elias How
land OF IL West Ninth street and q
Yale graduate Of the class OF %. He is a
member Of the University and other clubs.
The wedding Of Miss winifred Buck and
Lawrence F. Abbott will be quietly cele-
brated on Sept. at the country home Of
the brides father. DR.. Albert H. Buck,
in Bayport l.. !.
The marriage Of Miss Mary r. Sands
and Lorillard Spencer, Jr., is to take place
on Tuesday. Sept; 10, at Newport. The
Fredric r. Sands. who will give breakfast
at their cottage after the ceremony. which
is to be performed in Trinity Church. Miss
Julia p. Sands and Austin l.. Sands will he
! Of the bridal party.
| ln9 marriage VI AOIuhIu 4toiidiue, OIio
OF the best known of New York society
bachelors, with Miss Thora Strong will be
an event Of the early autumn At Erie, Pa.
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strong
The bride-elect is granddaughter of the
| late Thomas Scott who was president Of
| the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr.. Ronalds Ia
a son Of Mrs Ronalds, who has been for
many years the most prominent American
woman in British society. In her maiden
DAYS she was q Miss Fanny Carter OF Bos-
ton. His sister. Mrs. Richie, also lives in
London, and his brother Pierre Lorillard
Ronalds, Jr., whose wife was o Miss Perry,
and he are In business together here.
f--On Saturday week, September ., the
wedding of Miss Florence Fargo and Freder-
lex Wheeler Of Lockport will b oele-
| brated at Livingston Fargo's camp on
Loon Lake. The bride-eleot has q large
fortune. She Is devoted to Christian Science
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Phelps, the latter
formerly Miss Geo-eiana Wilmerding, have
returned from their European wedding
tourney. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston have also
returned from their jaunt and are now the
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman, at New
port Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Stevens
Alexander. will not return to this side
until late In september. lheY were joined
in Scotland by Mr.. Alexandria mother.
THEW plan to pass the first month after
their return at Bernardsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver H. p. Belmont have
made a new departure, selecting Frontenao
for their August headquarters, rather than
Newport, though they are likely to return
to Belcourt for the horse show early In
September. Mrs. Belmont, who has a
great talent for Landscape gardening, con-
templates another now establishment on
Long Island, and her new house at the
Hot Springs Is we'll under way.
Next Thursday Friday and Saturday,
Aug. "a, Is, and 20, Narragansett Pier viii
relieve Saratoga Of some Of it's crowd for
the annual horse show Of the Point Judith
| Country Club. W. Gould Brokaw will have
some OF his fast racing ponies on exhibition.
| MI, and Mrs. Alfred q. Vanderbilt and Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt are among
| tbose who have taken boxes.
! Mr.. and Mn. 0ouvensur Morris, Jr. n6e
Waterbury, after their preliminary bridal
jaunt, arelooatsd In nioe Bar Hasbor oot-
| tase for he heatod term. Au. Morris vas