The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-22
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even at the dinner hour, knsthem no moro
Artists and people OF artististcs havo gone
to Jenox, whore tho antiques are cxcol-
ling themselves this year NOR. they suJ.
have tho mountains boon suliiant in Col,w
IN the atmosphere SO exhiting. Mrs. W..
y. Sloane's house parties IA remarkably
good time. as coaching in thornlng and q.
dinner party at night. with rts and dances.
to enliven the young neopl,eem to go on.
forever. Mr. Van Atoms tour-hand with its,
lead OF l,eaux aad teles rrcrita warm well.
como on Wednesday,. and tfwero enter
taned at dinner and luncheon Elm, Court.
Tho Long Island colony abb empstead.
and Moadowbrook are nos seriag from
gloom or Depression either. N bavo good
runs with tho hounds every dar two: golf.
which is Tho rage al present. eve day and at
all hours. AMI on Thursday iii, was good
amateur sport at the pony races aempstead
Farms Tho now race track anthc grand
stand, which was oponed for thetst time on
this occasiJ IN. wcrs both highly tIstsctory.
long line OF breaks aud coLchcstrs drnwn1
UP beside the stand. on which wettho many
handsome women for which Mdowbrook:
and Hampstead are distinguish. Il la
only necessary to mention rs Sid.
ney Dillon Ripley. Mrs. loSh4 Keene..
Mrs. James l. Kernochan. Mrs. IN Rens-
solaer Kcnnely. Miss Bird. Miss, m an.
and tho Misses Wright. L ffortuately tho,
weather was gray and tho find cid. Also I
the delays were trying. and. b a coneouence.
the great event Of the day theb and do steeple-
chase. was run after the sun 4d gon1 Down. and
there was only the crescso noon ID show the
way. One longed for clocticity or even gas
light. SO dangerously DAT were track and
hurdles. Fortunately gontmen riders were
not In IT, or sweetheart and wives might
have become hystericaL 1t happened how
over. no accident occurf. md Mr.. Wads.
worth's Independence DAB in the winnesc.
Those who delight in bddinGs and those.
who from necessity or cl4re desire to fashion
their winter costumes t4nselves have had a
fenst OF good things In u elaborate cable de-
spatches from the otherlde The trousseaux
OF the young brides wh3a already married
and also OF those who o. Oct to be have been
so fully described thatwomen who cannot
compass their winter dnts without tho aid
OF Worth or Donovan must be dull indeed.
Even the Lingerie inf he" in all Its details
and varieties has been Iid open to the public.
Tho wedding OF NJ Flora Davis has. OF
course. been OF the gr& Test interest. With an
Earrs son for bridegNom. and his sisters FOR
rIdosmaids-to say nj bling OF q Coun tess fo.,
a mother-in law. and l historic castle. where,
Wellington lived andlied. in which to pass
the honeymoon-it Is brdIy surprising that O
glamour which 10 alnj6t romantic hangs over
this American bride{ Her girlish beauty was
undoubtedly much etanced by the bridal at
tire. which was xthmely graceful and be-
coming. without bei4 at nil snowy. She had
the good taste not to Var Jewels although she
was well provided witt them. but taras and q.
great pr0fusion OF ornt nent will never suit her.
style Of beauty. The bridesmaids must have.
been very CHIC and stirling and we commend
he blending OF white VIII the yellow. pink. and
blue OF their gowns. she'll as the carrying OF
n uffs. instead OF bouQtts or prayer books. as
something new under II sun. They made. no
loubt. pretty group. T. without seeing tho
Ladies' Black wood 1t isoair to suppose from
he strong. kind face d Lord Dnlerin that
Ills daughters. as well Is his son. would be-
rood looking and attrkive. and both Miss
Kip and Miss Cameron ID handsome girls.
A number OF wedding sually come in a
uster Just before the Dining of the winter
eason. but this year theb can lie counted on
he fingers OF one hand On Wednesday of
his week there will be Jwo under the lofty
oof OF Grace Church-tat OF Miss Eleanor
)uer and Mr. LarocIuob the morning. and !
hat Of Miss Edith Drapcko Mr. Vaughn Clark
t 3 o'clock In the chant}
Three weeks from wbneeIay. on Now II.
liss Mary Jaffray wilike married to Capt.
,dward Jaffray in the ca rch Of the rransng-
ration. and Miss Card Livingston TO tho
cunt de Langier-Villatl t the Cathedral.
The marriage OF Misb katharine Sends TO
1r. Havemeyer has bee( announced ',r sew
raj dates. but rs the toung lady AL her :
anc6 are both still abrdd. it woull Ierhaps
Q as we'll to let them kue the day hem
slves when they return}
Rumors and gossip to 10 contrary n with
landing. the Vaudeville bub haS laion n new
'ase OF life and OF its old harters. and will be-
in its second season on ". ~. the fir might
grand opera at the Metropolitan. Various
hanges have been mad On the programme of d
the most iIportant Of them be-
lg that an instrumental concert only Will lie
iven on opera nights. an that by an arrange
ent with Mr.. Abbey meIters OF tho club will
ave the use OF q big b9at the opera. with
oats for 100 persons. an standln: room for
~ more. This last wou4 seem to be very
itching arrangement. andfne ltNely to bring n
many new subscriber A fcw changes
ave been made in the lArd o. Directors.
hich. as 1t stands now in Ade5 the namesot
.mes Otis. Frederick EdeHJames L. Breese.
lies Montant, Henry L. Alloy. Reginald De
oven. James A. Harriman.k. Cooper Hewitt.
Gorge d. French. p. LoriArd Ronalds. Jr.
reblc Tucker. and StanfordEhite. 4
teas. to be he'll Sherrys one
ternoon In tho week from November till
pril. are now talked about pr the coming
inter. Mrs. John J. Astor. (rs. Frank Key
sndleton. Mrs. Q. Albert Stev4s AMI several
hers prominent in the sma1 set have the
attor in hand. The teas will ksemhI. those Il
Columbine's. In the Rue Ca9 IN. Paris. eX- "
ut that an elomsnt OF exclusiN boss vii. per-
dc them. as only subscribers BIZ have the
zbt to attend,
Tho latest novelty in teas wasrtroaucei Nc
nard, fashionable watering tace r both
,elish and French on the cob OF France.
here q cocktail tea" was lvcu ut tho
dies Club, when q well-knowA NJ shman.
It unfamiliar with America. mi the drinks
r fifty people.
II mineral springs were as mrAl "A TAI here
they are In Europe. hint co&l he taken
the owners OF large countj houses in
cir Ghborhood. from the celeAatcL Baron
rscb. said TO be the richest ard Ao-t rr.nrs-
host IN the world. At his castle II rex horn