New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-07
socIETY'S SUNDAY REVIEW

7. has beer very dull week Nothing could be
.,+e5 IN the way Of entertainments in town at
.his aaason although each afternoon the Park and
Avenue are crowded with carriages. People are
= Getting settled for the autumn and winter.
Those who 0 aHg s, eGo the Horse SHOW You viii see
.Se-S 81 the play or restaurants or shopping
lain q NJ fast closed until after Thanksgiving.
,rbs d.ns-tures from Newport this week have
neeu unusually large in number. Al the close OF
- vol Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
NJ and Mrs AImeric H. Paget, Mrs. stuyvesant
Fish. Nj and Mrs Victor sorchan, Mr.. and Mrs
F7rerton l. winthrop jr; Mrs. Hermann oelrichs,
aTr and Mrs Willie Sands. Mrs. Adolf Laden
burg and Mrs Astor were added to the list OF
those who closed their cottages It was tod IN this
10 Babylon TO visiy her daughter Mrs oTme Wi;
This week she WI 3e az @ 80 o,,y S b,-5 5
for the early autumn months
Tuxedo has settled into condition Of solid
tumn gayety. There viii not be q break in the
rne until possibly Christmas The life at Tuxedo
consists Of morning and afternoon in the open, and
evening entertaining al dinner. al cards. and now
snd then an inPromptu dance MI and mrs stuy-
,ess7r Fish have made their promise good 10 take
p cottage al Tuxedo. They have leased that Of
Mason Jones for the autumn months. Mrs. Fish
VIII remains only short time at Hot Springs
Va for which place she and Mrs Hermann Del
-esise5t Of the oranee County Horse Show held
e Goshen yesteTasy o6 0Isa 4beTe win h be tTaa
meet next Saturday from Goshen Mr.. and Mrs
re etes41er 'O NeWYoTk- viii visit Mrs Charles
B. Alexander. Miss FIJI Potter, who has been pa
hostess AZ the Potter cottage.
The Horse show at Goshen yesterday brought
out the colony in fun force. Among those who
were present were Mr.. and Mrs T. suffern Taller
Nj and Mrs Pierre Lorisrd. IT., Mr.. and Mrs
James Brown Lord, Mrs. William Rhinelander
Mrs. Lo-iIisrd Ronalds, M. and. Mrs. Richard
Mortimer. Mrs. Barclay. M ana Mrs. jules :.
and Mrs. Theodore FreIinghuysen. The large club
house at Tuxedo is completed, and there viii be a
Lousewarning there soon
Among the arrivals Of the week were Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, who have been abroad lot
z period Mrs Robert Hoe and the Misses Hoe
came in on the Etruria. Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo
Aoosta and the Marquis and Marquise dada are
on Ia Touralne. The New-York has on board Mr.
sPa 9 B5 4b f 9!3, Ro SssPsR ana
Mr. and Mrs. Willie" Kent
There are not & great number Of Americans
abroad Mr and Mrs. H. Q. Haveneyer %, are
SIN on their wedding tour, and fortnight ago
n Paris. Miss Calender and Miss De Forest
we're az Lucerne about the end Of September Mrs
F!thian the mother OF the Countess de Gaoriac
and Mrs Alan Arthur al the Hotel SchweizeT-
hof and had been giving some very handsome en-
tsrtainments IN Paris the Americans VINO are
istence Nine. CaIve and Nine. Melba have been
The recipss35IS OF some h SIss Fe Yzs Miss
Mitchell and the inevitable Haddon Chambers were
The guests Il was given IN honor OF the luke anu
Duchess Of Devonshire.
Tbe majority OF Anglo-Americans are still en-
.oying Scotland with occasional flying trips TO
London 10 be present the opening OF the the
atres Mr and Mrs. Bradley Martin have been at
Clarfdge's for short visit between country house
parties al Balmacaan. Mrs. Joseph +. Choate and
Mrs.. Arthur Pager and Mss Leila Paget are IN
Scotland. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Leigh are at
their country house Mrs. Ronalds has not begun
her musical afternoons. but is in Paris Lady
Bache Cunard is IN the same city
The programme for the week consists principally
OF suburban sports. The POLO contests at Georgian
Court Lakewood, viii begin Wednesday and
viii continue through the month. The various polo
teams viii play in turn. Morristown is TO have a
Horse Show, and among those interested in It are
M and Mrs H. Mex TwOmbly. who are at their
country seat al Madison; Mrs Robert I: Stevens
& Si5tfts: '''- W.
There were number OF meets Of hounds yester-
day. although the weather and not
getty the kind which is suitable for drag fox
hunting. The Meadow Brook people had an after
noon run and there another at Southampton,
where a detachment Of the Monmouth hounds have
been stayl1s There have been interesting meets
Of the hunt.
that OF Miss Mary A Rhodes, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs James Mauran Rhodes and Guy Phelps Dodge.
This VIII take place Thursday at the home Of
ne brides parents Ar97more near Ph5la delph!a.
and Mrs. Dodge viii after their wedding tour
Tie in this city,
Although the transient cottagers have left the
Jersey coast, those who have villas at Seabright
and the vicinity viii close them until very late
81 November. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kernochaa
end the Misses Kernochan have not yet opened
= McCook and the Misses McCook are az their
Fitzgerald and the Misses Fftzgerall the Misses
NeeseT, Mrs. William Street, Mrs. v. E. Strong
and the Misses Strong.
Golf Is played al the links every day, and there
have been some stirring matches arranged for
the week end, at which time there are large
house parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almeric H Paget are at the Hotel
Manhattan They VIII sail for Europe next week
s4e they I'll 3 absent al winter Miss RoEothy
father, William c. Whitney. in town.
Southampton Is gay and there have not been
many closingz Of cottages there in the last ten
DAYS. There have been much golf and driving
and some charming dinners. The meets Satur-
day are also very attractive. MT. and Mrs. Henry
Barclay and Miss Barclay will not occupy their
new house at Short Hills until late in November.
NJ AID Mrs Henry G. Trevor and Mrs. George
scae1elin are stu al their cottage, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James L Breese win remain al the seashorc
until November. Robert Olyphant and Miss Oily
tobe--- 4-'' % Ds q e'o'-'A'lp'0H curing &c
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gerhard are at New
port. where they are visiting Joseph Hartman.
They viii not occupy their Meadow Brook cottage
this autumn, bat VIII 90 abroad for the winter.
Wednesday is the date set for the wedding of
Ffca Mar Tav esur