New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
soCIETY'S SUNDAY REVIEW

Gradually the effect OF the closing Of the summer
resorts is apparent in town. Fifth-ave. is crowded
,r;th carriages in the afternoon. the Park looks
ike itself once more the shops and restaurants
and theatres are the rendezvous of society either
IN town already for the season only for the
5sv Besides a few informal dinners and parties
% the play. there has been entertaining in
itself nor viii there be for some weeks. The
country adjacent 70 New-York is in all its glory.
nearly every large mansion contains merry COM
- English lines and the entertaining is in conse-
ouence more or less formal. The arrival Yesterday
rom Europe brought many well known New-York-
ers. some OF whom are staying over in town to-
6sy before going 10 their country places.
All the fashionable affairs of mark have taken
MACE in the suburbs The Morristown Horse Show
has lust closed three days of a most successful
meeting Golf and tennis have been of paramount
interest in the neighborhood OF Ardsley. The
Meadow Brook Club has had its meets Of
which took place yesterday afternoon at Locust
Valley The Westchester Hounds began their sea-
son Yesterday afternoon. There was a hunt break
fast al Mrs ReynaIs followed by run across
country. The Westchester Hounds will meet every
TuesGaK ana @ IarGay oIs '9S me pi neTt
Hounds viii have also run on Tuesday afternoon
unpropitious for the meets, and last Saturday the
heat was 50 unreasonable that the hunt had to be
/, Kernochan have both returned 10 the Meadow
Brock neighborhood and have been taking part
in most ot the meets
This week viii bring several weddings in town
and the women's golf tournament at Baltusrol.
on Saturday evening. : already announced in this
column Mr. and Mrs. oliver Hartman. jr., will
give a notable house warming at their home
Al White Plains There will be many house parties
arranged for the occasion. and Mr and Mrs; Harrl-
man themselves will entertain party Of thirty for
the week end from Friday. and Mr. and Mrs
viii give a large dinner on Friday evening. The
house warming viii take the form Of a dance.
finishing with q cotillon.
4 very pretty wedding Monday will be that OF
Miss Elizabeth De Haas Falconer, the eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William H. Faconer,
and Alonzo Clark Robinson. the son Of James A
Robinson MI Robinson gave his farewell bachelor
dinner this last week at the Racquet Club. The
ceremony will take place at the home OF the brides
parents No. 8 East Sixty -second-st, and IT will be
followed by q reception Miss Laura Falconer, the
sister OF the bride will be maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids are be Miss Edith and Miss Gladys
Robinson sisters of the bridegroom; Miss Caroline
Shelley. Miss Bertha Pratt, Miss Lillian Peck and
Miss May Jenning The best man viii be GouVe.
neur Norris. and the ushers will be John AetcaH
Polk. Eugene Hale IT. Bruce Falconer. brother
Of the bride; Grosvenor Nichols, Thomas Dunham
and jay Macclanchlan- Both MISS talcoher al9
Alonzo Clark Robinson are descended from olu ano
distinguished New-York families. MISS aIIoher -
direct descendant OF Fierce Eaconer VINO Ne Mas
Collector Of the Port Of New-Aork IN lfe9. ne
gulsled men TO America. and John Falconer me
brides great-grandfather. was alde-de-camp 10
washington
fatber- is an old member Of the Union League and
many other clubs. and is retired from business.
Ree5s Ree scSooi and is very clever She written
and published number Of letters descrlolne tour
the late DR.. Alonzo Clark who was an eminent
psysician in New-1ork
on Tuesday afternoon Miss Selma Richards
Schroeder the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilliat
Schroeder. will be married 10 Charles Lawrence
Riker son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Riker- 1t VIII
BE- rather quiet wedding, and VIII De ce4epFateo
n the Protestant Episcopal Church at Pelham
Manor. West Chester. The Rev Dr.. William 3
Rsinsford Of St Georges Church. will perform the
ceremony. Miss Schroeder and her hance are also
members Of old New-YorlI families Miss Schroe-
5s--e mother vas 2 Miss Lawrence and the brides
~ 1Ts71dnsrenrs Nr and Mrs James r Lawrence,
recently celebrated their golden Wedolng- MI ana
Nrs JohE I. Riker lost a son this summer, and in
~nse1uence there viii be reception at the
shroeder house except for relatives ana lhLn1aIe
bends The guests from New-York viii go TO
Pelham Manor on special s car -,iT14 Mr anq IRE MTs g
R.ker have been associated Win SUMMER iiS -, a.
ses bright for many years Mrs Hlker was MISS
Jackson
There will be TWO town weddings on Wednesday
Miss Mary Ludlow Harper the daughter Of Or
lando N Harper Of No. Al West Forty -seventh-st'
and Calhoun Cragin will be married al trinity
Chapel. The church VIII be decorated with autumn
leaves and chrvsanthemums. There viii be small
reception after the ceremony at the home Of the
brides father. Miss Mary E Corsa, the daughte1E
Of Mr. and Mrs James W CoTsa, a3a ,a IgT5 Psn TA
tist Church. West Fifty-seventh-st-, on the same
evening Miss Louss = Ac6on roT CeT snd roswell Miller
Patterson viii be best man. There VIII De no re-
oeuuon.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Theodore Polhemus
T-oWhrIdge the daughter Of Mrs George Z Irow-
ridge. and Douglas Ludlow Gilman will De married
at the Brick Presbyterian Church. Miss Julia "A
Trovbridge viii be maid Of honor and Henry L.
Bogeri IT. Of Flushing the bridegrooms cousin
VII be best man Douglas Ludlow Gilman Is d
grandson Of Henry L Bogert, Of Flushing ano Is
consequently related 10 the Lawrences ana the
anon rs 75srers viii be Theodore L. Pell. Car-
ence Wyckoh Lawrence Bogert Elliman; LheTu0Te 1E
f95s'sS 51iags and f8ssIS 4. De Wit Witt smith
Life a. Tuxedo is one succession Of golhng ana
driving and tennis playing and uncheons ana olll-
nerg The cottagers have all returned from 'Ae
various sumner resorts. OF the entertainments Oh
the week which has passed there were dinners
given by AIr and Mrs Richard Mortimer. MI ana
Mrs Charles q Alexander. Miss Eloise Breese, J.
Henry Smith the wealthy bachelor, VINO mas
taken the T Suffern Taller house; Mr.. and MIS-
70. and Mrs. Addison Cammack anG nat anu M %
giTe sarses ~ musicals and to-day many Of the
cottages have house parties The houseH 1
vii be FiTsD Wbi6h viii be one Of the most eabo
rte ever held al Tuxedo
For the week there have been some extremely
Interesting tennis matches Among the visiting
players were Laurence NJ Stockton. Of Boston. the
Champion % America; ". Il. Fearing, Lloyd War
Eea Austin Potter and Oliver $ Campbel ,io1aI LoaI
mg the Christmas holidays series OF lnleIhdIViiai
matches VIII be played
Ire first coaching trip Of the season from Tuxedo
took place last Friday. Il was given by George t.
Dodge with his prize winners at the Goshen Horse
saow. The destination was Nyack and West Point
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer