New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
About People and Social Incidents.
SOCIAL NOTES FROM mEw7osr

lBy Telegraph to The Tribune
newport. X l.. Aug "a bali was given ,,,s
evening at Inchlquin by M and 1Irs Psnbv1,'
Jones in honor Of their daughter 1Iiss SADIE -.
one OF the seasons de5utantes aud an .o.,a. -
tended Preparations fosfthe ball have been ma.
way for some days. 1'osF
Early is the evening dinner vas given bv NJ
stuyvesant Fish at Crossways in hoaor - zU-.
Jones. after which the guests who numbersa -
hundred, were driven 70 Ireh!qyin For this diors.
MIS- Fish made elaborate preparations. The zuexs,
were seated at ten round tables set on tho ni,z,,
and IN the dining room. HGadreds or string. -
pink flowers fell from the ceiling. where scores a.
tiny electric lights had been placed 10 vifbf, .
few feet OF the table. Mirrors we're set all abo,.
the room, and the side walls were banked WIN
stalks Of pink hollyhocks. The same decoration,
scheme was carried out the piazza. without n,
mirrors The tables decorated with PINK
ho"ers. caught together with pale blue satin no
bon. Music was by the Casino orchestra.
Mrs. Bishs guests were: 3fr and Mrs Oliver
Hartman. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hartman. Colonel .
and Mrs John Jacob Astor A1r and Mrs. ogden
Mills. Baron and Baroness DE- Tuyu Mr. and a-z
A. c. Vanderbilt. Mr. and Mrs Il. G.. Vanderbilt.
Mr. and Mrs Pembroke Jones. Nr. and Mrs o c.
Jennings. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peters. M and Mrs.
John r. DrexeI. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrv
William Astor. Mrs. Richard Gambriu Mrs Moses
Taylor Campbell, Mrs May Hail. Mrs F. Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip L.
dig. Mr.. and Mrs p. Rollins Morse Miss GLADYS
NanderOlIts MISS Cynthld Roche MISS SaCie Jones,
Miss Laura Swan Miss Pauline French Miss Edith
Deacon. Miss Marion Fish. Miss Janet Fish. Mss
Evelyn Parsons. Lord Faconer. n Des Portss
James Hazen Hyde. Lspenard Stewart. Dennis
Hare W. Hude Nelson and f. J. Otis.
At 'Inchiquin." when the guests arrived every
thing ready for the dance and the guests were
received by Mrs. Jones and Miss jones On the draw
ing room Mrs. Jones gown OF pink muslin
de sole. embroidered with silver. She wore dia-
mond ornaments. Miss Jones wore p simole gown
Of white net The rooms Of the house were 70
splendent with palms, hydrangeas. and American
Beauty roses. The ballroom was made to represent
a garden, and was temporary structure which had
been built on the north side OF the cottage S5x55
feet in size. The side walls we're covered WITH
green lattice work. ststuary and bay trees being
placed along the side. while the ceiling was covered
with grapevines from which hung huncaes q
grapes and electric lights
For those who did rot care 70 dance one o. tho
rooms was fitted up with Egyptian hangings. and
here Egyptian astrolOgeT was on hand In this
room "The Strollers' furnished the music. while
for the dancing in the ballroom there was thu
Casino orchestra and Hungarian band IN a gallery
at the end OF the ballroom.
The cotilIon was led by Elisha Dyer, jr.. who
danced with Miss Jones. and Mrs. Jones The
ing introduced. The favors for the cotilhon were
of gold and silver, many OF them imported by Mrs
Jones for the occasion Each of the guests received
souvenir of the occasion. the women wrist pins
ard the men desk pencils on each being engraved
the date Of the ball
For the supper another addition had been buns
the west side Of the villa. and the guests sst
down at forty round tables. which were decoraisd
with pink roses. while the walls and ceiling
draped with pink hangngs After supper con-
tinuous bouffet was served
Several dinners given in the cottage colony
early in the evening. after which the guests wsrs
taken TO the ball One OF these was by Mrs Her
man oeirichs. who entertained large party. Mrs
William Starr Miller also gave large dinner. later
taking her guests TO the ball.
Cottage dinners were also given this evening
by Professor Alexander Agassiz. Miss C. Ogden
Jones. and Mrs. ]. De Forest Danieson.
a luncheon was given this afternoon bz Mrs
Ogden Mills.
F. William Lehr is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Elisha Dyer. jr.. at Wayside
J. F. Talmage. Of New-YOrl,, is the guest Os Hir.
and Mrs. Harry o. Havemeyer, ir