Social whirl shifts to cottage life as hotels fade
Social notes describe a coastwide shift from grand hotels to cottage colonies and country clubs. Newport Nantucket Narragansett Pier remain social hubs while Bar Harbor Westchester summer sites expand club life. weddings, European travel, and polo fixtures fill the season’s last weeks.
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Adirondacks
Ardsley
Cedarhurst
Meadow Brook
Westchester
Narragansett
Bar Harbor
Society Notes Highlight Weddings and European Plans
A. Tack and Miss Violet Fuller plan to wed in Deerfield on Tuesday next. Alexander Lambert sails for Europe on the Augusta Victoria Wednesday for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hendricks relocate to Rye for the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. William Falconer leave Atlantic City for Lake Mohawk for the season. Artist George Burroughs Torrey and Mrs. Torrey sail for Europe on June 27 with mourning for Mrs. Torrey’s brother Howes. The Arents couple sail for Europe aboard the Teutonic, flowers adorning their stateroom. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Agnew and SeInrich Meyn. Meyn sails to join sister fiancée in Europe. Miss Lucy Knox marries George Alexander Howell of Toronto at 478 Mott Avenue. Miss Jessie May Galbraith to wed Edward O. Emerson Jr. of Pittsburgh on June 20 at St James’s Memorial Church Titusville. Bridesmaids include Miss Emerson of Titusville and others. Yale classmates attend as ushers.
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A. ¥. Tack
Violet Fuller
Deerfield
Mass
Alexander Lambert
East Fifty-eighth Street
Europe
Joshua Hendricks
Fifth Avenue
Rye
William H. Falconer
East Sixty-second Street
Atlantic City
Lake Mohawk
George Burroughs Torrey
Torrey
George Arents
Teutonic
Mary Agnew
John T. Agnew
Seinrich Meyn
Miss Agnew
Miss Meyn
Meyn
Lucy Knox
William Knox
George Alexander Howell
Toronto
Canada
A. Woodruff Halsey
Mott Avenue
New York
Howell
Jessie May Galbraith
Walter Brooke Roberts
East Seventieth Street
Dward O. Emerson, Jr
Pittsburg
Po. M
St. James’s Memorial Church
Titusville
Penn
George Ellis
Brainard W. Parker
Mr. Emerson
Yale
James H. Caldwell, Jr. Ely
Were
Newport society braces for summer with Goelets and Van Alens
After years away Mrs. Ogden Goelet and daughter May return to the Cliffs villa to join Mr. Robert W. Goelet’s visit with Cornelius Vanderbilts Jr. and other NY society figures. James J. Van Alen and daughter Sarah travel from Paris while Mrs. Astor plans mid July arrival and extended entertainments mark a busy season aboard Electra and Wakehurst.
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Newport
R. I
Ogden Goelet
Miss May Goelet
Goelet
Robert W. Goelet
Boston
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
William K. Vanderbilt,Jr
Elbridge T. Gerry
New York
Sta
Newport season in full swing with cotters planning Fourth of July events
Newport society notes a busy season with garrison, yacht racing, and social gatherings. Count A Turnowski arrives from Russia, Countess von Moltke visits, and Flagship Carri e to be commissioned. Bobby Vanderbilt funds a three mile race for $100, while Herman Oelrichs revives the Kat Bote Klub.
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War College
Newport
North Atlantic
A. Turnowski
Russia
Muenchinger- King Cottage
Prince Cantacuzene
J. Burke Wolfe
Clapp
Edith Clapp
William E. Carter
Philadelphia
Newport Yacht Racing Association
A. Cass Canfield
Europe
Boston
Hermann Oelrichs
Tom Shea
Carrie
Oelriehs
California
Harry Payne Whitney
Avenue
Whitney
Atlantic
Russell
Casino Corporation
Casino
Stone Bridge
Weich
Harry Astor Carey
Frederick O. Beach
H.H. Hunnewell
James Brown Potter
Fifi Potter
Miss Potter
North Atlantic Squadron
Fort Adams
Newport Naval Reserves
Old Colony
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Mabel S
Count
Countess von Moltke
Stevens Villa
Paran Stevens
Laura Swan
Elisha Dyer, Jr
Max Maller
Legation
Miss Swan
Dyer
Wayside
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Herman Oelrichs
Newport Kat Bote Klub
Kat Bote Klub
Oelrichs
Klub
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York Yacht Club
C. L. R. Robinson
Lenox Opens Season as Rains Bring Lush Grounds
Lenox Massachusetts residents report a bloom of lawns and foliage after a month of heavy rains. The town fills with cottagers and hotel guests as country houses open for the season. Mr. and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed are among noted visitors.
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Lenox
Mass
Charles Astor Bristed
Monmouth County Coaching Association Formed at Seabright
Summer residents at Seabright and Monmouth Beach organize a Monmouth County Coaching Association led by Arthur B. Proal with officers and a rotating weekly driving schedule. They purchased twelve horses and a $2500 coach due to debut June 30 from Seabright to Deal Lake, ending at Interlaken and returning by 11 pm.
Summer season prep under way along Long Branch coast
Long Branch prepares for the 1900 summer season with hotels and boarding houses ready for guests. Boat lines plan summer schedules, with the Atlantic Highlands route delaying full service until June 30. The steamer Republic will not operate here, and Columbia's status is uncertain but likely to run again along with other Iron Steamboat Company vessels. Hollywood Golf Club members expect to claim honors, and a new league adds clubs including Hollywood Deal Monmouth Beach Norwood Laurence Harbor Seabright Red Bank.
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N. J
Atlantic Highlands
Jersey Central Railroad
Iron Pier
Pier Company
Republic
Columbia
Iron Steamboat Company
Iron Steamboat Company's Steamers Will Run Lace of the Republic
Hollywood Golf Club
Eresend
Hollywood
Deal
Monmouth Beach
Norwood
Urence Harbor
Seabright
Red Bank
Local notices from Elberon and Crete independence talks
Recurring social notes from Elberon detail club meetings, summer residents, marriages, leases, and new constructions plus a report on Crete independence being settled by major powers. The Crete brief cites La Tribuna di Roma and diplomats discussing loans indemnities and Ottoman debt arbitration.
In Foreign Lands Sequel to the Abduction of Gyp
Paris authorities doubt the recent abduction of Mme. de Martel known as Gyp was a genuine crime. Her husband claims the assailants and lair are known and promises revelations if arrests occur. The case has sparked satirical songs and stage clashes involving her nationalist opponents. Princess Elvira wins suit against Don Carlos over her mother's estate and dowry administration under a Vienna court arrangement.
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Don Carlos
Europe
Guy DE Maupassant
Rouen
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Victor Duray
Villeneuve-Saint Georges
de Maupassant
Paris
M. le Bréton
M. Cartier
José Maria
de Hérédia
French Academy
Henri Fouquier
Pol Neveu
Mlle. Moréno
Comédie Francaise
Lycée of
Gyp
Mme. de Martel
Victor Tourtal
Grillon
Egypte
Tourtal
Rome
Marguerite de Bourbon-Parma
Vienna
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Curtis Hotel
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Pannacci
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Asbury Park Boulevard
Interlaken
Ross Fenton
Ocean Drive
H. B. Alexander
Rumson Bluff
Alexander
John Phalen
Frederick Humphreys
Gables
Canon Landon Humphreys
Mr. Humphreys
Seabright Church
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Lakewood
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F. P. Earle
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G. N. Gardiner
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H. L. Thornell
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Seabright Inn
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W. A. Heisley
Greenwood Lake
Nyack
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Kinney Cottage
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Howard van Note
Norma Munro
Norwood Park
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M. S. Guttermann
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Theodore Young
Westwood Avenue
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Curtis
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McCarthy
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