New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-29

several sleeves before II became me enousn W
the sacred precincts Of F. T. d. C.' put now inner
and more impalpable safety game must De
/ hafore the door All of which Is very WELL IL only
! tIo objectionable could be strained out
/ pt ,bere are flies even in the best amber. Inc
! ~, :. pa+riarchs1 are George Peabody Wetmore,
! Ponert +. Livingston and Henry s. Fearing IL
would he difficult TO find three better names
! I+is sad 70 think of one vanished name, that of
| the Hon. Clarkson n. Potter, the brilliant ana
/ rarerous and courtly He was always eager to lend
| HI. aid TO all that was hospitable and friendly
| His death was a loss which New-York society,"
varied. rich careless and opulent in resources as
II is. cannot soon forget. And another " Patriarch
has pone-the distinguished lawyer, Jonathan
Edwards-stlll in his early middle age, man VINO
seemed TO have years before him.
/ Several fashionable houses are thus closed by
morning Mrs William Aston is still in deep black
for her daughter, Mrs. Van Aleu- and Mrs. Cullum
for her SON. Henry W. Haeck General and Mrs
Cullum with Judge and Mrs. Peabody, have gone
70 California for two months Mr. Hallcck left LIS
very large fortune absolutely to his mother
We have among Us a number Of titled American
brides or wives this winter, and are to have more
later The Marchioness de MOres, daughter Oh MI
Won Hoffman. will be here in November and her
father has taken the house No. West Twenty hrs'-
St. Everyone will be glad to welcome back this
I
given by Mr. and Mrs. Won Hoffman in the old Cut
ting house are well remembered. Lady Vaudeville
is expected for the W inter- and the Count and Coun-
tess Won Orolla the latter descendant OF Richard
Mortimer. Those who knew New-York thirty years
AGO testify to the wonderful loneliness OF Mrs'
Christ who was the mother Of the Countess. She
was SAID to have resembled the Norma Lisa IN Yea
turc. with the coloung Of one Of Rubenss beauties
Every New Yorker who has Known her, and who
has seen her graceful acting In private tAealfcaIs'
Will regret Miss Florence BlsseiPs determination
10 20 TO the Western pains,and yet Over IeaII mas
persuaded this accomplished woman to lend her tai
ents and brightness t. a life on a ranch near Chey-
cnne. But many Ncw-Yorl1 bellies have tried this
experiment of ifc on a ranch; notably, the beauu-
/ ful Clara jerome and MISS de Lucy, relatively
Mrs. Fremen and Mrs. Oelrchs, and we have not
heard that they dsiiked 10.
/ Mr. Egeston and Miss Isabel B-sell will be mar
RED in November. as viii Miss Mary Wigham ana
William Livingston.
The famous drive from StaatsburG TO Poughkeep-
Sic. under those immcmoual clans and naples Is
now paved with pa ines Of bright gold. 1t ls per-
haps one % tine most beautiful drives in this coun-
Try and as the neishborng gentry spin along ITS
leafpaved avenue and enjoy the golden riffs Of the
sunlight one can almost imagine that the old mano-
rial DAYS Of the Liyiugstons. Van Cortlandt5'
The possession Of a four-in-hand makes every
thing within forty miles ncghborhood'
4 and the rehabilitation of the once famous
habit Of driving, SO long in desuetude, and the
/ modern improvements in carriages there modern
fashion far SURPRISES ancient state and magnm-
cencel have added great attraction to country ir'
and del gh tful charm TO summer-h0use hospitality
On the Hudson and near II still hnger the Living
stou5. Hoyrs, Rlgcses, Dnsmores. Hamliton.,
Grnueils Fishes Kembles. Paudings Deaields
/ and DeRndms, and IL Is not surprising THAI tAey
/ axe IN no hurry g. return 10 town
Orange Mountain, 700, Is delightful nj this sea-
son and General and Mrs. Met lellan still unger
its top entertaining in their usual cordial fashion.
I Ir- RAYMOND Is with her Iather. Dr. Marcy AZ his
4 handsome place She has just returned from
+ Europe where she spent some weeks with Sir Rose
and Lady Price, MIS-, May Mcclellan Is IN town.
/ HE engagement Of Arthur Hunter to MISS
+ Katherine Scnucllrdt is announced.
in addition 90 all the three PatrlaF rs DaliS' the
three r. g. H.. G. 5. The three Small and Earlvs -
. winch viii b. " Large ana Late. there Will be two
Bachelors balls. and four afternoon teas, given by
/ the committee OF the small ana Larlys. at DeIn0n-
n seems almost needless 10 say that the hunting
season IL at It's height. The game Is not the wild
boar and It's tlss need uOt be drcade J. nor are the
/ valleys around Hampstead those OF the
heIshUOrhOOd ot ArcaCHOn. But the Queens Conn
~. meadow Brook ana RocAaway Hunts get good
deal oi pleasure over mil and dale and IN dinners
and balls at the Kennels. 1ir and Mrs. T. d. Nor
gan, jr., ale at lien ps,cdd, 50 are MI ana MS Az
. gust belmont jr.. and the Cheevers and the +; y
/ DIckerson- keep open house nc KQckaWaF. IAef
return 10 town VIII .OUut be deferred as long as
/ the weather holds itself prime. McanI JOnn
/ H. heever. Mr.. Duncan. EIOt ZoOrOvskl GIisWOld
/ NJ Kane and Mr.. kuce.aud u is sad. Will 90 over
I 10 England 20 hunt witt : r Btchr Cuuard and Sir
/ Jolu Lister Kaye for few weeks ~ November.
R The lawn tennis cubs OF lonhrrs and staten
/ Island are improving TINS me weather anu one
formed at Daulsons by the residents ~ mat favored
/ locaItv meets every tuesday. Plans are Oh foot
. among certain fashionable women fora lawn tennis
ground within the limits of The city near the faIA
ana tennis cour are 10 bee hired TOT indoor auusr-
mcut during the winter \ lawn tennis tourna-
re,,r has list been held 90 Hastings the Hudson.
/ Airs James b. Potter, clever az pr
| vate theIJricais, prom se~ some Tor the coming
season "a. The Madison square. Also there VIII ne
large organization Tor charitable purposes Tor tIe
giving of concerts, readings. private tu"dirralo anu
/ ,abicaIs, under the Immediate patronage of some
Of the best ladies of N-w-loTh society. IL II deter
| mined that the tickets for these entertainments
/ snail not be sold generally, but persons VIII De -
yi.cd % attend, and those only 20 invited VII De
perm TED 60 purchase. these entertainments "Il4
/ De gwen IN private houses. .
Mr. and Alr, BschwI.h and Miss Beckwith, Alr
! ana. Mr. ! l. Krrloclan and s. &, kernOcnau, Mrs
| Parau stevens. Mr.. HIiner,ley ami FAMILY, Ar. anu
| Ars cutting ami iii ana Ars. W iILaM AstOr nave
/ returned 10 Gown for Jhc winter
= Gedih has recently occurred which Will be de-
p.orcd by all ciassrs-that Of Airs. William Morgan
VIE of the popIar and excellent rector OF -:
J Inum.ss CIurcu. Mrs. Aor-an had u.u, n personal
lluVcuuca3, eAf. Irt common sc4loe, tacI anu NJ
ming manner, aducd TO q thorough turistdn chai-
acter tier three daughters, Mrs. Dahlgren, ms
/ WIllctt aud Mss hdtuerlne Morgan. All 50 Well
/ known and So much ADMIRED III Aew-Iork society.
! vii receive, Win Their father, the sympathy
| of all VINO knew their lovely aud al
I mirable moticr. DR.. MorsAns vide circle OF
/ friends and parsHOucrs axe deeply moved.
1 Dit. and MS Elliott r. Shepard gave % very hand
some reception on thursday evening 20 the reVhos
oil Tie Bible. his occasion drew coz ther some 800
ID. the CLERGY and Othcr prominent CITIZENS III lhel
! beau.Iiu nome. Mir. NanIerJlit throws open ms
noble collection of pictures Tor one day week
through the winter. Inls Is great FAVOR Tor tAeTe
! II scarcely a better collection of modern pictures
/ than IN, ~ America. The best examples " Mel>-
s0nter can studied 10 advantage IN Mr. Wander
I Butts collection.