New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
rpF WEEK IN SOCIETY
THE

the ~ ..nr visits 20 town from Tuxedo. West
n' lang Island and from up the Hudson Val
en-" 'r,aeed in experimenting and arranging the
n.y. ~. ~ the city homes. number Of which VIII
d@.- .,ss for the winter until the second week
pn - when the Horse Show at the Madison
h rden Will summon the entire fashionable
sn nom the suburbs Inc Tpe es su,S sS
VII ~ ope weddings have brought number or pcone
icr ,oxu but " most Instances naS o Sdu 'o' ,ne
DAY onS town. but drifting and Disappointment
peopee, Knocked the edge on the interest ey;nced
IS many MANI. rsn ali Who had suffered famine and
;sSsue in their nrevious journeys 10 me Sandy
Hcok. k.std DAYS races IN respect OF wind and
ths While the splendid sailing OF the columbia
put eve.s ne surerior''v n the American boat
en S, HE irish Shamrock
49,. the Yacht races are over. people viii
~" .. wax. their plans for the winter With
peg u,,ds Moving h-iskly. and colds and hill
p'SSs s,,. u..A autumn t'nts. IL Is LITTLE hard
UPS ,rAo love tho country 20 settle themselves
" ' r. town Newport. Lenox and some
"a, away places are too distant to come prom
o. 90. - the IRON, again after the decided break
INV seasons bu; the people who have homes
a. aaAs srd make them their headquar;ers until
ts sstn rShrankse.v.ag Day Already the Meadow
brook COON T,,h the hounds have taken place one
shA.p vo,;us fellows have been spilled from the
VII
sado.s' Mrs james Lorillard Kernochan has al
iA.-.' hser IN a. the finish. and the following in
i iors '''
,.-,, .-e-v train that stops .. the Tuxedo sta
49,, WV brings back number Of cottage owners
". Nv. been changing The air. without perhaps
,.-.,.,e nv e. ST far away resorts The winter
80 ~ the park promises TO be numerous and
.,,,srt,vs The annual autumn ball OF the gov
..-or. O. the club Will be held at the clubhouse on
rresy next October g There is considerable
,,Os,-r going on az Tuxedo Just now. Besides
rrrber q cottages there are IN course Of erection
~ tbs governors new Clubhouse and the H.
C..sc- 'Tha new clubhouse is being built OF the
A. hstwee. the high olEr on which 7. Suftern
la Las s,JSinr which contain about twenty
raoms is 10 supplement the old clubhouse in the
,n,.r The hulIdire which Of brick and stone
,s 70 accommodate ABOUT thirty persons and vii
S:ss IN the rear Of the old tennis grounds vii
probably be in condition for use In short time.
Close behind IRE weddings ani the Horse Show
VII come n re Usual mono:onous succession a
vas, multitude such as no man can number. q
dehutan.e teas New faces and new gowns Will
distinguish these entertainments, and as they
srs utilized 70 include the whole Of a wonan's
visiting s. tNs-e Will be the usual sitting crush
and the customary roar 0. voices. As yet
no dates have been set for these coming out
teas Some OF the debutantes OF the season
viii be the daushters Of Mrs. Lloyd :
Bryce. Miss Laura Swan. daughter Of Mrs
Ei.h Dyer e.; the golf expert Miss Peatrx
Eoyt, daughter Of Mrs. Wilam s Hoyt. Miss
Eal: caushter o. Mrs John 7. Hall who
o. accourt u mourning. for the las; FOUR years:
Mss Lillian Barker. daushter Of Mrs. Fordyee
SsTker Mss Gark. daughter Of Mrs George Clark;
b.aEs Mss Eihei Holiins,, dayyghiesr Of Frank
bayarG Leinirick MISS Ripley daughter o. M
an: Ms kdward Ri2ley Mss Ruth Arden Jones
Wsss,a@ eaugh,er OF NJ and Mrs. c d.. Bois
.ad NJ James +. .D9qdse, Miss Murie! GOULD
daughter o. Nj and Mrs: Charles Gould; Mss
C2s aa Gsnsh 81 ?f9Tss sd GGP s MIS-
Dsatet Miss Williams daughter OF Nj and Mrs
kaard Nv Wi csr:. Miss E9sGm SqSsh M1.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs George Mosle; Miss Cor
E ANen daasS:eT 81 q Mrs Ro5ert Fitos Me es
y h.r frs, maTTtass Mss GeTtr We. HerTtck.
He's q Mrs Char.es B. Alexander.
Hot Springs. Va, has OF late become quite a So
rs.? centre these autumn days. and many we'll
knova men and women. after q season al New
po-,, Na-raganse:t Pier. Bar Harbor and South
sup;eH,- have Journeyed there for course OF rs
Aeat-s waters. whioA are supposed 70 BE- effca-
usually sE!c. high livers.
Col. tournaments have become O: daily occur
renee, and is becoming difficult 70 locate them
70 remember the expert cracks in the field Worn-
ems got seems TO call forth more interest and TO
AWAKEN endless surprise az the marvellous change
rspsS, ne Ni,hin me last Gecs4e. ane tour
re ossi women golfers IN the country. including
Mss Rg;h UIdeTAA- Mrs. W. Fellowes Morgan,
Ms William Shipper and Miss Eunice Terry.
The marriage Of Mss Caroline shapter Sterling,
The eldest daughter O: MI and Mrs Richard ster-
Ing. 10 J1has D. Mahr will occur az $50 o'clock
Q. Tuesday evening aext IN ST Thomass Church.
several hundred Invitations have been issued for
'ae marriage ceremony. which Will be performed
ny The Rev Dr John Reynolds. rector c.. 81
Mays Church. Alexander-ave near One-hundred-
sho-'orty-second-st.. and the Rev. Dr. John Wes-
icy Brown, the rector Of 81 Thonass and will be
Io 9T y arscel'ion at the home Of the brides
.S.S-.s, No - West Fl1ty-Hfth-st. Inc pride,
we w.. enter re huroh with and be given away
uy her Father. vii wear gown OF white satin
ssrrmmed VIA l1.n; ace and trails Of orange
s.S... T., ,e Veil viii De held IN place by
Is;eT Of tae t..de vii De the maid OF honor.
. .ss'e vi BE 70 bridesmaids Mr.. Mahr who IS
ton OF JOIN c Nahr OF this city. and prominent
n the amateur rowing world. Will be attended as
r., man ~ hooert VI sayre brother-in.IaW.
me ushers vii oe W.l!am u II washington, joan
q 'oIeor.cge. Freoerck Nilmar. Henry p Scott
az Frederick Fortmeyer. OF this city. and
merry Whiting Garfield Of Albany
fashionable wedding will occur on wednesday
u lbs week a. Far Rockaway, Long Island The
o'i1e Will be Mss Frances Bolton Lord the only
cangnter O: ne late Daniel Lord. the well known
lawyer o. this city. and the bridegroom. Origen
e,ofrs Seymour young lawyer. also Of THIS city.
lhe marriage ceremony viii be performed az noon,
n ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. Far
hocksway. by the Rev. Dr.. William r. Hunting
ton' rector o: Grace Church. assisted by the Kew.
s,orrs O Seymour. rector OF ST. MichaeIs
ssaerch LIGHTED Conn. an uncle of the ori ,ae-
groom The hrlde's only attendant Will De MISS
yuma Coge - this city. MI Seymour, VINO Is
,ae son .: Judge Morris " Seymour. or BIiaeae-
port ana graduate % Yale University, CLASS -
nss chosen Winthrop + Dwight, OF New if't Ts'
r, oe ms Pc, man. The ushers WI 5e NE c.rSs.
dhonlas :. Davies Of the Church OF me lhGdll IA
Yen, this civ James Crosby Brown. Of Ph..a-
SSssl2h'S James Brown, q P,'sbuTE, II
5Fooklyn ara C.ar.es II Woodruff jr.. OF his CITY,
,le reception aid wedding breakfast Whi1n 1911 w
lolcW a. SosegO the country home 81 the oIi.s
mother. al I'd wrence will he attended ory oy 'Hs