New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

lazy Grey-Egerton have been paying Scottish
some WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENTS in the peighborhood
entertaining Of he :on mas entered % IN 5ne
scena e@F ~ oy Brechn Castle has been again the
ner 6 and Hiss Miss Garrison have been there this
Mrs Clarence A Maekay has been having ssvsrai
mouse parties at the castle which her husband
secured this summer. but she will return quite
e1FIy 10 this country The Mackay home Is ap-
proachinE completion. and Mrs Mackay is very
huch interested in 1t. The arrival OF the Clarence
BrooR season m M 5S Pgt s s6st 6 into t the
Mr. and MRS apToaq Ts,,s expect to S return shortly
Ensiand ang ggmags and have been entCying
were a fortnight ago Homburg.
Already lettings OF property at Melton Mowbray
Tor the ouorn Hunt are being made The Duke ana
Ouchess OF Marlborough have again secured
synooy Lodge. which has been their hunting box
Tor several years So far they are the only semi
= e 7 who VIII be at the Quorn this winter
VII return to England. Mr. and Mrs PRESCOTT
booo Of the hunt Sir gahe avn II s6R the nesh
making shoot the EG1nty 65lp g Sir sache has been
Mr- and Mrs. Jack" Beresford are stuI abroad
Their new house at New-Rochelle fs not vet COM
pleted. but it is understood that IT win be rsodv
Tor them in the spring Mr. and Mrs C Oliver
1seIn and the Misses Iselin at Dfnard where at
one Of the recent fancy dances Mrs Iselin ap-
Pe2Ted P9@g a in & remarkably original costume The
no6a1 @ but in the be, hair was worn large 10y
pc one Of the winters debutantes. The Iselns
are expected back in this country in fortnight.
Mrs Colunbus o'Donnei Isen are there now, @iis as
Mrs DeanceT Kama y1 Tiq osa PAS dsen w MI ana
tage within the fortnight
The White Plains fair and horse show will be
the meeting for Westchester society at the end OF
tne month Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maitland, who
nave been building have their house completed
Mrs Jules Reynal Mrs. Rutter. Mr. and Mrs. AL
fred Bostwick. Mr.. and Mrs. Trenor l. Park Mr.
Marion to21 GV9T @ HaT9n ar nan IT, and Nj and Mrs
in time for the fair Mr and Mrs az sfnrv ser9s s I
ready announced IN this column have been in the
have been visiting at Newport and Southampton
The week has not been prolific Of engagements
That Of Miss McNamee and Charles De War
Simons, Jr.. has been about the only OF general
interest. Miss McNamee has lived on Staten Island
where the McNamee homestead is. Her grand
father Captain Jake" Vanderbilt and she Is
consequently relative of the vanderbilts OF this
city The engagement OF Guy Phelps Dodge and
MISS MISS Rhodes was rather a surprise II had been
Mr., Dodge is a member of the Union Club and one
ot the REPRESENTATIVES Of the Dodge family IN this
Miss Rhodes is from Philadelphia where her family
Is well known.
In the week there Will be one wedding. that or
Casnir de Coppet and Mrs. John Wynantze
Greene, who was Miss Hart. Mr.. De Coppet is
nephew OF Edgar Fawcett, the novelist. The we'd
ding viii take place Wednesday. The engage
ment was announced in the spring.
Southampton is going the tenor Of its way.
and without being wildly gay IT is still far from
dull The wedding Of Miss 'Pinkie' Barnes and
Marshall Dodge the incident OF the week.
There have been q number Of dances and not
few masquerade parties and other entertainments
of that kind, arranged seemingly at the last
ment, and being all the charming and enjoy
able account of the impromptu air On Fri
day there viii be concert in Memorial Hall, given
by Miss Maria Victoria Torrilhou who is well
known in society as q pianist She will have the
assistance Of Miss Evelyn Harris. who reciteS:
Edwin Ishau, barytone and George Devou. tenor.
The concert is under the patronage Of Mrs. James
L. Breese Mrs. William Baylis, Mrs. De Lancey
Nicoll Miss Parrish, Mrs. J: Hampden Robb, Mrs.
Mlhau. Miss Eleanor Patterson, Mrs. William ii.
Chase. Mrs. Arthur 3. Cladin, Mrs. Charles Steele
and Samuel Parrish Mrs. Stephen Peabody Is
still keeping up her sewing class which mas been
one Of the successes OF the Southampton year.
Among those returning home from Europe
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Blake Baker. who left
the Ritz Hotel. IN Paris for London on August
27; Professor Henry Fairfield Osborn and Mrs Os-
born. who arrived the Teutonic on Wednesday;
Mr.. and Mrs. George E TGrnure, who reached
New-York yesterday, and who went TO Lenox for
the rest OF the season, and DR. and Mrs. Hobrook
Curtis.