The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
Le BoutiMer Brothers
West 1xventy-t1dd Street.

Pisrrcpoht Il. Gilbert, Mn. Charles H.
Baldwin, Mrs. J. Fred Pierson, Jr., were
Of the number. Mr. and Mrs. H. McK.
7 wombly gave dinners on Fricay night
James Hazen Hyde II the guest OF I.
6u6ern Taller at his Newport cottage.
Mr.. Taller has been frequently included
In Mr.. Hyde's week end house parties at
his place at Bay Shore. Mr.. Hyde was con-
stantly entertained during his recent
visit to Gan Francisco, and Ia likely to be
interested In the. big Los Angeles new
eesth and likely to be we'll patronized by
the smart SGT.
Mr.. Robert D. Wrenn and Mrs. Wrenn nee
Dabnsy. who have been on . motoring tour
IN France and Normandy, are now touring
In England Before they locate in the
autumn in New York Mr.. and Mrs. Wrenn
will visit the latter's parents at Nahant.
After their wedding journey to the White
Mountains, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Allen
Clark will resi- de In New York. where Mr..
Clark. who lived formerly In st. Louis,
dwelling Of Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs
Charles Coolidge. Pomeroy, 2oS West
End avenue, until next summer. Mrs.
Pomeroy and her daughter. Miss Mamie
Pomeroy, who have rented their Newport
cottage se. IN Ocean sd @ re sa
abroad for . year. Mrs. Charles s. Clark.
the bridegroom's mother, who arrived here
from Europe on July 81, the day before her
sons marriage to Miss Poneroy. will
return with little delay and rejoin her
daughter, Miss Clark. whom she left on
tho other side
After occupying the Cushing cottage in
Bellevue avenue. Newport. for two or three
weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goeltt. who
rented 1t for the season, will leave 1t by next
Saturday, when they start for Vancouver.
On route for Japan. 1t will be some months
before they return to the Jay house. In
East Seventy-second street.
Some very pretty luncheons were given
at Newport during the past week with elab-
crate floral decorations and favors. Mrs.
Peter D. Martin gave a pink luncheon on
Monday, when Mrs. Thomas H. Hitchcock
also entertained. On Wednesday Mrs.
Edwards Spencer. Mrs. William B. Rogers,
Mrs. George B. De Forest and Mrs. Edward
G. Knight gave luncheon. Mrs. James
Ms. William Grosyener. Mrs. Charles B.
Hillhouse. Mrs. William H. Sands and Mrs
Charles r. Nelson wers among the luncheon
givers ON Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Fitzhugh whitehouss
were among the many who returned to their
Newport cottages last week. They in.
give one lawn fete in addition to indoor
dances and dinners, Mr.. and Mrs. White
house havc visited Russia several times
since the marriage Of Miss Nhitehouse to
Baron Ramsay, q chamberlain OF the Car.
Mr.. whitehouses brother, Cope White
and Worthington Whitehouse,
are ct Newport,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NICK. Twombly, who
have given several dinners during the week
at yinland, gave one Thursday night for
Mrs. Vanderbilt and her daughter, Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt, when other members Of
tie family were Of the party. This u Miss
her dsbpt a. Newport. As yet she has
TUNES with lingerie hats. Miss Vanderbilt
has the taste d her younger brothers. the
Mesers. Alfred @. and Reginald G. Van.
derbilt, for horses and Is an expert rider
and driver.
Recently Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H.
Allen made series Of visits at Newport
to Cen. and Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mitchell Clark among
others. They called afterward for France,
whore they will pass the remainder OF the
summer, TO return In the autumn to Pelham
Manor. when they will be accompanied
by Mrs. Sampson, Mrs. Aliens mother,
who was the Duchesee dc Dino. Her sis-
tors, Countess Orlowsh Of Russia and
Countess 0alihst, are also now Of the family
party. As It happens. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Stevens, the former the father Of the three
young rnAtrons, IL also now abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel O'Day and Miss
Geraldine O'Day occupied one Of the front
boxes during the week at the Monmouth
County Association Horse Show They
have bsen located for some time at their
EiHabethan establishment on Deal LAks.
Miss O'Day was introduced a couple Of sea
sonA since at the New York residence.
She b one OF tho fourteen children Of MIR.
O'Day. but Is nevertheless . prospective
heiroes
No event has given more general satisfac-
ton 1t Newport thus far this season than
the advent OF Mrs. Aston. who returned
somewhat later than usual from her annual
European trip. She has had Q constant
s,foceseion Of callers at Beeohwood and
was Immediately inundated with invitations.
Mrs.. Aston VIII give her usual series OF big
dtnnera and dance also. her bailT'ou