New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

Newport, sept. u "SVu'"Se'
-. 81 weddings and wedding ami
..-,sries have been chief topics with
,Ao summer eolonists here and in
r.,..stovn. across the bay, this week.
E.re the wedding of Miss Josephine
pearson, daughter of Mrs. Frederick
p.,r,on. and Beverley Bogert, Of New
~ At Trinity church this afternoon,
In its reception following at the
,,,,,er home Of the brides mother
oebre Point, was the chief event
4 10 Kind. II was the first wedding
!, ,be season in which the Newport
LAW has been associated and it was
.,,,efore Of considerable note, espe-
.l.Ilv TO the younger set, Of which
Miss Pearson has been leading mem
Der.
Vbo report early in the week that
a.. Juciuc Carter, former wife OF
W;iTsm +. Carter, Of Philadelphia,
"a George Brooke had been married
Tondon caused surprise among the
'aIcnists here. Both bride and groom
Ssrsllv spend tho summer, or greater
-, ~ II here. While those who are
ssnnosed 10 know had had an intima-
-, that the wedding was to take
lac Al some time, no one had sup
Sasss that il had occurred or was due
Z, the near future until they learned
q nc London ceremony through pub
Tsbed reports and through letters that
hsanened 10 arrive on the same day.
Over across the bay there was
voddiur that was Of particular interest
az ouiy TO the naval colony there but
slso ia that Of this city. 1t was that
~ Miss Isabel MAgrudcr. daughter of
Surgeon Alexander +. Magruder, l.
{ n retired. and Ensign Percy Kent
Robottom. L. :. ~. at present attached
N the Atlantic submarine fiotilla. 1t
vas a church wedding and was naval
Wedding in every sense Of the word.
The golden Wedding celebration of
M and Mrs. Isaac II. Clothier at their
jamestown summer home during the
rsek was also an event that was of
interest to the Philadelphia colony,
here and at the island resort. Mr.. and
Wrs. Clothier. who are the parents of
William J. Clothier, former tennis
champion. intended their celebration
70 be informal in nature, in accord
ance with the custom of the Society
Of Friends, but nevertheless they had
about $50 guests present at the supper
that followed the ceremony in which
the couple were remarked. The
orchestra from the Casino in this city
plsyed during the supper.
There have been further evidences
that the Newport season is to be pro
longed this year during the week by
the announcements of cottagers who
have decided to remain later than
usual.
Count and Countess de San Esteban,
Of the Spanish Embassy, on account OF
prear-anged plans, closed their stay
this week and have started with their
family for their native land; and Mrs.
Hamilton Mex. Twombly, who has been
prominent entertainer this season,
has also closed her season and, with
her daughter, gone to Madison, N. j,
llr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will
probably close CSOssways tomorrow
and start for Garrison on the Hudson,
not waiting for che horse show which
will be the feature of the coming
week.
On the other hand, Mrs. Vanderbilt
has announced that she will remain at
The Breakers until late into the fall
aD6 the same is intended by Mrs. j.
J. Wysong at Greystone at Ochre Point.
MI. and Mrs. Robert X. Cassatt, OF
Philadelphia. are intending to remain
until the middle of the present month
At least, and District Attorney and Mrs.
Charles S. Whitman, who are spending
their first sumner here, are to keep
their Ocean ave. home open until the
end Of the month at least.
Mr.. and Mrs. William De Forest
Nsaiee, of New York, will stay here
until the first of the month and this
Is tie time, also, set by Mrs. George
D. Ridener, who has the John K.
DfsIel villa, to take her departure
With her family. While there may be
some little delay on account OF the
war abroad in getting all of the in
terror fnishings in time to get the
house completed by spring, still Mrs.
Widener has hopes of her new villa,
now being constructed on lower Belle
vue ave, being ready for her by next
summer in accordance with her orig
nal plans.
Mrs. William w. Tompkins has an
neubced that she will be here until
October Is, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
Davis will remain here until the same
time before opening their New YORK
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore M.
Davis, while they will probably go to
Egypt, as has been their custom Tor
years, will, it is understood, keep Inc
Reefs open the year around.
Lispenard Stewart is again at White
Lodge, his Bellevue ave. home, after
months camping ia the Maine woods
Mrs Burke Roche is expected now the
hrst Of the week and may arrive In
time to see a part of the horse show,
n which some of her horses from the
LIN Court stables have been entered
The horse show, the feature Of the
coming weeks programme, while 1t
nay not be as large as some OF the
thhual shows have been, promises
good exhibition. There are over 800
Writes in the various classes and
Rare is every indication Of the spec
etors witnessing another interesting
sonpetition between the stables of AL
ifed G. Vanderbilt and Edward B..
AeLean, the same as they did last
year, for the horses from these two
Stables furnished the chief COMPETE
Sons Of the show in the harness
classes.
RED CROSS BALL