The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
Le Bou1flli3r Brothers
West 79uenty-third Street,
nv SOCIETY.

nv SOCIETY.
In all New York there Is only one private
theater--at the rear Of the residence Of the
widowed Mrs. Abram S. Hewitt and her
daughters, the Miss-s Sarah Cooper Hewitt
and Eleanor @. Hewitt, at Lexington ave-
nue. and Grsmercy Park. The Misses
Hewitt and their mother. who are now
abroad, return next month, and the ex-
pectation 10 that a number Of amateur
coming season.. The Misses Hewitt have
given some unique entertainments. They
90 not have to 60 far for performers, for
their sister-in.law, Mrs Peter Cooper
Hewitt, and her sister, Mrs. Burke Roche,
stage, their dramatic talent is Of 60 high
an order.
The entertainment TO be given on Aug.
% by Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rollins Morse. at
Villarosa, their place on Bellevue avenue,
is forefunner Of others In view for tho
nnatrons Of Newport for the coming
town season. On this occasion the one
act comedy 80 Baiser," by Theodore de
Banville, will be given. with Frank Ernest
Perrin, professional, and some well known
matronsi In the cast. Miss Edith Wetmore I'LL
reo,te an apropos, written BY Mr.. Perrin,
and there will be some costume dances
and monologues.
The early autumn season on Long Island
will begin by Sept. I. Mrs. Mackay has
signi6ed her intention to be located at Ear
Dor Kill her residence ct Rcslyn, by the.
date. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard, Mr..
and Mrs. Amory 8. Carhart and others OF
the Tuxedo set, now at Saratoga for the
races have signified their intention to be
homo early In September. The Morris
some three weeks hence, when Mr.. and Mrs
n. NICK. Twombly will again be located
at Florham Park, their Madison, N. j.,
establishment where they will give a series
OF AFFAIRS during the autumn season.
On Tuesday D. o. Mills will sail from Eng
land. He has been the guest while In Lon.
don Of his son-in-law and daughter, Am
bassador and Mrs. whitelaw Reid. at Dor
chester House, and was rece ntly presented
to King Edward Mr.. Mills'e son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills,
and the Misses Gladys and Beatrice Mills
will probably precede him oyer. as they are
the g icties Of the remainder Of the season
at Newport before going to their country
establishment at Hyde Park on the Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Brown, now on
their wedding journey. will pass their honey.
moon In Maine and locate on their return
at White Plains. Of which Mr.. Brown 10
Village President. The couple had a very
pretty wedding In ops Of the drawing rooms
Of the Holland House on Thursday, and
tho bride looked handsome in a white chif-
fon gown, with profusion Of lace. She
was Mrs Charles Fenam Rockwell Of this
city, and In her maiden days Miss voorhis
Gkxav MT hS,~k 49, 4 l. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherfurd Stuyvesant,
who are abroad this summer. will return
In the autumn and will make their head.
quarters at tranquility Farms, Allamuchy,
N. ]. Mr.. Stuyvesant's brother, Winthrop
Rutherfurd, has had big houee built IN
tho immediate vicinity. where no and Mrs
RutherfuId have been located since It was
completed some weeks ago. He rented q
cottage for tho Newport season, which he
will probably not occupy, as Mre. Ruther-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jacques Lewis,
nee Reid, sailed on Thursday for Europe
and win travel for the ensuing two months
in Great Britain and on the Continent.
When they return In October they will
locate In their new home In West Seventy
second street.
Misees Gerry were at HomburR last week
ana NJ ana Nh NJ Or,ns W,l.on ana thar
Nnu ~ ~. az 49," Wn1 e '" '.eon snu '"e'
sons. thS , 1850 II Mnson. 1Je G33unfMg IN an
Az ny Ia ~ masia ~ ~ nS % SIS
endesyous thjs week or next Of ali the
Wilson family including Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, With the exception Of
mr.. ana mS' NJ l. Wilson, Dr. now at sara
toga'
Among those who will sail for Europe
next Wednesday, Aug. Q, are Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Schiefrelin and Miss Dorothy
eu y, WY "e'o ~ ~ .1...n - ~
eerty N tno eeason' az e"o e'uunouse, nav
WS.n~hfo then Ssva .s s0' .. t"e az Wh,s
Moi,ntains. TRey win visit their sons in
iaw and dauehters. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bruce
Isrnay and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bower Ismay,
who have fine establishments near Liver