New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
SOCIETY AT NEWPORT.
DATE FOR MISS HAVEMEYER's WEDDING
ADDITIONAL PRIZES FOR THE
HORSE SHOW.

Nswport r T. Aug Is (specaD.-As at present
arranged the wedding NJ Miss Dora Havemeyer.
daughter OF Mrs Theodore A Havemeyer. and
Lieutenant Cameron McRae Winslow. flag leuten-
ant Of the North Atlantic Squadron will take place
Monday September Is This date. however may
be changed a day or two either way, depending
upon the movements OF the fleet Vicar-General
Farley Of NSw-York. who Is now a guest ~ Mrs.
Havemeyer will be present and assist in the cere-
nony Miss Havemeyer will be unattended. II is
desired that the marriage may take place In St.
Mary's Church. but as the bridegroom is a Protes-
tAnt dispensation from Rome will he necessary
10 secure this. and application for this indulgence
has already been made through Bishop Harkns OF
the Diocese OF Providence. As the Havemeyer
family IS in mourning the wedding. beyond being
a church ceremony, will be entirely simple and
without display. II is understood that Immediately
after the wedding Mrs. Havemeyer the bride
mother. WILL 20 abroad for stay Of two years
Additional prizes for the Horse Show, offered
by summer residents were announced to-day as
follows BY Henry Cews for runabout horse
r. 7. Wilson, for gig horse; f. J. Berwind fer
dog hrougham horse Victor Sorchan for
pair OF horses for ladies' spider phaeton; william
Woodward, S25 for harness tandems; James T.
Woodward. 800 in the open TO all hunter classes;
Charles F. Bates, for hunters performance over
six successive jumps five feet high, TO carry a
minimum weight Of 40 pounds; W. l.. Elkins so
for best pony under saddle The American Horse
Exchange OrerS a prize Tor the best harness ana
saddle horse. TO be shown first in harness and
afterward under saddle. and prizes announced.
donors names being withheld for single horse for
ladies phaeton and for pair OF horses for dem-
mail or ladies' pheeton.
To-day's hare and hounds chase al jamestown
brought out larger field OF riders than on any
previous day since the first. There were two
mares, Robert L. Gerry and Miss Belle Beach.
while the hounds included j. B. Stokes. on a BIZ
cycle, and on horseback Mrs. E J. Berwind 9.
Aston Bristed Mrs Beach, Miss Potter Count
Giuseppe della Gherardesca Hamilton Fish
Webster and George T. Messervey. dozen or
others followed the hunt in carriages
This afternoon luncheOns given by Mrs.
Paul A Andrews Mrs. J. ]. Mason and Mrs Ross
r. Winans. and tonight Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish,
Miss c. Ogden Jones Mrs. Henry Clews Mrs f.
D. Morrell and Mrs. f. J. Berwlnd entertained al
dinner
Miss Green and Edward Green. daughter and son
OF Mrs. Hetty Green. guests OF Miss Leary at
the Paul cottage. on M-st
Woodbury. Kane, who is closely associated with
{. oliver Iselin In the management Of the cup de-
fender Columbia tonight made the positive state
port, instead OF outside Sandy Hook. The reasons
for this change chiefly two-to avoid the long
tow from New York Harbor 10 the Hook. twice
each day. and 10 be Bristol I'm OF any
accident 10 the Columbia or other reason for reach
ing the Herreshof works quickly and short
sailed on Friday, September |. and the number and
dates for the other races will depend entirely on
the decision OF the Racing Committee OF the New
York Yacht Club