New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06

che city with society people. who at night III .ne
-.sh,onable hotels and restaurants to such an en-
-, that a table at Delmon.co's, the waldorf OF
,hs brunswick is a difficult thing to find. ALREADY
~ fashionable uptown avenues and streets are De
Ginning TO resume their wonted appearance Oh nle
ard activity while returning society people WIN
$500 cheeks and in smart taor-made costumes
are 10 be found in al. the marts OF business anu
,onular places Of amusement In the city
Tbs Westchester County Fair was largely at
-asd hv the society people OF Westminster county
A, On former years the horse show feature was the
.h,sf attraction Of the week The residents OF
ruxeso Park expat.ate on the natural oeauues anu
,rroundngs OF their place. and IT Is well TOT then
"a Al so as they live In one OF the most oea"'iu
80 within easy distance from Ncw-York. Tuxedo
ST. ,,ho,,, the guiding hand and judgment Of Mr..
S-,,,5 ,,bo recently returned from an enjoyable
,,n abroad has Just finished probably the most suc-
c.see summer season in It's career But TWO cottages
=, the PARK those of William Waldorf As'or ana
Mr. Rurnham were unoccupied during the eht'e
w. a,d the clubhouse was without its
lor,sn, of guests The fall and winter season
,.on,,sss 10 be equally Successful and very gay.
Ss,,,g matches golf tennis riding driving SAIL
a.. and outdoor sports of all kinds MI these ciear
sutun,n days. while dinners and card parties occupy
,hs attention Of OF the cottagers and visitors
q, night The night OF Friday November l. mas
been selected for the annual autumn bail winch
81 n-obably be the gayest in years. II is not I'M
Taller. ,X NJ,
Co,onel and Mrs. William Jay, who, with Mrs.
A., Vanderbilt. Miss Consuelo Nanderoht ana
W. aance the Duke OF Marlborough have been
rrakng a coaching tour along the HUDSON river
v1th Oliver H. P. Belmont host, arrived at Tux
80 yesterday and are to-day occupying apart
,nsnis a, the clubhouse. The members OF MI BEL
o,,,s Marty are not expected TO return TO New
vort before Tuesday and possibly Thursday OF this
week on Thursday night the party were the guests
~ Mr. and Mrs Clarence Gray D!nsmore at stats
burg.
the date OF Miss vanderbilts marriage to the
7,uka NJ MARLBOROUGH has not yet been decided
,,ron or was not al late hour yesterday NOT
has the pace OF the ceremony been selected H. as
ems accounts have it. ST. Thomas's Church, IN
E,f,h-ave has been chosen. or. as others say
Grace Church neither the rectors Of the churches
nor any one connected with the respective parishes
"a aware OF the fact. From trustworthy SOURCE
r. ,s learned that the attendants OF the orlue anu
-he usbers have not been chosen. The Hon lvor
- cos,s cousin Of the Duke OF Marlborough
rh, arrived from Eng nd the other day. VIII prop
ahlv be best man The details for the wedding nave
not been settled upon. nor Will they be uhtl a1'ei
Mrs Vanderbts return to town.
Hunting matters look promising The Rocka"ay'
Meadowbrook and Essex Country clubs have oeeh
having some capita! runs lately ana II Is uouD't~
after al whether for good, solid honest enjoyment
there is anything in life to equal the exhiiarauoh
o. the hunting field. polo games. gof tennis tournd
rnents and baseball matches notwithstanding
The Essex County Country Club gave its hrs'
dance Of the season on Saturday night Of last week
1, was domino masquerade party given uhue' ''e
patronage Of Mrs Stephen Van Rensselaer, MS
Francis VI. Eppley. Mrs. T. II. Powers fa'r anu
Mrs John :. TLney. 1t was a brilliant anu gay
dance. and it is expected TO be followed by several
more before the close OF the hurting season
The excitement of the week at Newport was the
go.f tournament. which c.osed on Tnursiay pS ''ie
capture OF the Championship cup by AIr MacDo'a!d
O, Chicago. Cottagers are leaving Newport one by
one. and already several OF the largest PAGES Oh
Rellevue-ave have been closed for the winter
Severn cottage rentals have already been made ior
rext summer Fx-Commodore Elbrdge T. Gerry
has leased the Hodgson pace on be4leVue-A'e, anu
Henry T. Sloane who spent last summer abroad has
taken the Julia H dredge villa. on Ochre Point.
The week at Lenox the gayest Of the autumn.
with dances picnlcs receptions with music dinner.
parties and luncheons all Of which will be repeated
in other places until the Hoyt-Stokes wedding
which will be celebrated in Trinity Church on
October 81.
The weddings of the week included those Of Miss
He.en Resale Remsen. daughter OF MI. and Mrs
Phoenix Remsen and Woodruff sutton jr.' al
Babylon. Long Island. Thursday, and that OF
Miss Edith Bird Law. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Walter William Law. and Frederick Alfred Brocke.-
mann, OF Canton. China, on the same DAY III All
Saints Church, Scarborough riuuSOH'
The marriages Of the week Will be begun with
that OF Miss Fanny Johnston Belts. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs George F. Belts. to Wolcott Hose
Johnson son OF Samuel Johnson. Of Boston. which
will be celebrated at $50 O'Clock on TUESDAY after
noon in Grace Church. and viii be followed by
reception al the home OF the brides parents NO
102 Madison-ave Mr. Johnson. the bridegroom
gave his farewell bachelor dinner last evening al
the Union Club His guests included Samuel X
rgs hest ma
James Churchill and Louis F. Holbrook Belts OF
this city: Louis A. rockingham. Arthur DAVIS
Charles johnson Means and James Bowen OF
Boston.
No date has been yet settled upon for the mar
rlage OF Miss Pauline Whitney daughter OF eA-o-c-
retarv Whltnev 10 Almeric Hugh Paeet. son OF the
Iats iorl Alfred Paget Ii will probably take place
about the second week IN November IN ST 5artho.o-
OF Mr. Whitney Ffth-ave. and Fifty-severR mi
Mr. Paget who arrived on the Lucan!a on FFIlay,
Island MT Whitney and mis- family viii take pos
session of his town home In about zen Gays, aud
Mr. Gardner Wetherbee VIII be married TO Jean
Edouard Schopfer. OF Switzerland, on w ednesuay
GeneTai and Mrs Ferdinand p Earle at pres
ent the guests Of Senator Hill at his home Wo-
The marriage Of Miss Grace D. Coutant- to
Robert Underhiu vii. take place on OctoDeI Il az
the home OF the brides father l. s. Ooutdh'' III
As already announced in The Tribune. the date
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henri NJ. Brsem, OF this
city to Lieutenant Leo Paur Won Budahegy; oil me the
Austrian Artillery g Monday october 81 The
ceremony VIII be performed by a Roman Cathohc
priest in Vienna.
The marriage OF Miss Frances Beatrix Henderson:
daughter OF Nj ard Mrs. Chares X. Henderson OF
No. III East Thirty-frst-st, to Nathaniel Thayer
Robb son OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Hampton Robo. Will
be celebrated on November B.
The engagement was announced Friday OF Miss
Mary H Huntington a daughter OF the Rev. Dr.
William r. Huntington. rector OF Grace church.
this city 10 Mr Thompson a lawyer Of Boston
one Of the prettest weddings Of the week. VIII be
that Of Miss Resale Gould. second daughter OF
Mt and Mrs Charles } Gould. and Howard F.
Clark a son OF Nj and MrS Cyrus Clark. OF this
city which will be celebrated AZ o'clock on Wednes-
day afternoon next IN s.. Marks Church. larry
town. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
Or Rabbit assisted by the Rev. DR.. Spencer. Miss
Could who will make a beautiful bride. has chosen
her young sister Miss Mur!e Gould, to be her maid
OF honor For her bridesmaids she has selected
the brdegroon's sister Miss Alice Clark. her three
sisters Miss Eleanor Gould. Miss Ethel Gould and
Miss Edith Gould Miss Katherine Darling OF Bos-