New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

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hae been before this season Marry al the COT
tages have house parties and are entertaining them
with dinners drives. Hshing and shooting ana IN
various other ways The bright clear "'ath'r OF
Ia,i week made driving unusually pleasant, nt 'h'
foliage has begun turn 80 that nearly every "i"'
side IS aglcan with color. and me lands ape hiu7
an added charm The Older corag"rs VINO have
,oesed many seasons in the Re,kshircs never tire
OF taking their guests out to Introduce them TO
,he charming picture. Preparations are H'lhB
made for the annual floral parade. which viH 'ske
place the first week IN October. m occhs.on whrn
many Of the beautiful women N Lemon tpl'tI III
rim traps decorated with all sorts 81 w.liHo"er.;
]; Is promised that the autumn sIcciaci, Nhlcs wiz
he presented this year VIII Dc one OF me hu.a.
p pnmer wbn Nil take part in the parade Will be
Mss Greenleaf. Miss Parsons, Miss Slonne Nj Nj
Morgan Miss Winthrop the Mss"s Barnes MISC
ADAMS and Miss siillman.
Every Lcnox cottager who Will doubtless
remain for the wedding OF Mss Margaret ADAMS
daughter OF tho late william Adams. 20 LOWS
Grcenlcaf the oldest Of Or and Mrs Richard
g Gree,lsaf which II announced 10 be celebrated
in Trinity Church on Tuesday October -. Inc
ceremony will be performed at noon, ana VIII he
followed rs a reception az the Bel-Air. tho country
home Of tho brides uncle Thatcher NJ. Adams
The church decorations will be mainly OF chrysan-
themumg and v,lidnowers. The details OF the
wedding have no. yet been decided on. There
viii be several bridesmaids and usnersi, ani: 'a
course a best man. John 6recnieat VIII o"c'''e
I'm the last-named capacity.
Newport cottngers arc coming and going ana
many Of the leaders in the social world are sun
on hand 10 pnrtake OF the many last dinners ana
10 enjoy the beautiful autumn season nj tho sea
shore Mr. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burdens din
ner in honor Of the Viscount George d'Avenel was
one of the most elaborate OF the season. Tho
guests included Mr. and Mrs Richard Mc'feefy'
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Thayer Mrs Henry
Cews tho Baroness de Sellere. Mrs. r. HoIiinS
Morse Colonel George Fearing Egerton l..
Winthrop. sr., Mrs. George Henry Warren and j.
w Andrews IT. Others who entertained at dinner
were Mrs. Potter Palmer. Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt ST. Mrs " Devcrnal Clarp, whose guests Of
honor were Miss Josephine Brooks and her hance.
JOIN r. Llvermore. Mrs John Wyysocng. Mrs
Mr., and Mrs Arthur r Kemp. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Livingston Ludlow have closed their villa. Mount
NN"yY on" Mr. s' and Mrs W. Starr Miller have also
gene their country place on me hudson 600,
their visits to Mrs. william Aston and Mrs. r; 8.
Wiling. are now at their country home at Rhine
Several cottages have alreody been rented for
next season. Mr. aud Mrs. Henry T. Sloane have
again taken the Carey villa. In Narragansett-ave
! Mr. end Mrs Herman B. Duryea have decided to
spend another season in !he Chickering cottage. In
| 3elievuc-nve.; Mr. and Mrs William K. Travers
S % as snd % SfcP and ' Mrs Robef ssdswck
taken lease Of the Lyman cottage In Leroy-ave''
which they have been occupying this season
! one OF the frst OF the October weddings Will be
! that Of Miss lima Louise Curry daughter OF slr
and Mrs George II. Curry. OF Key West. Fla. TO
Charles H. Garthsdc. OF Utica. y. Y. which Will
! take place In ST. Thomas's Church. Fifth-ave and
/ FIfty-thrd-si on Wednesday, October h. On the
| eane dny in Trinity Church. Hoboken. Miss Eliza
beth Vanderpoel Duer. the eldest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Edward Ducr. Of Hawkhurst. Weehaw-
| ken Heights, will be married to Carroll Harvey
son of Mrs D. Carroll Harvey. OF Baltimore
|
one Of the most notable of the october weddings.
though on account OF the BRIDES family being In
mourning necessarily small one. will he that OF
Miss Elizabeth Tompkins King. the daughter Of