New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

The programme for the week does not present
many affairs of importance The season OF coun-
WesteRester tR S' and southampton-th last named
merely exhibition Of riding by youngsters-were
all successes.
This afternoon. should the weather be good. there
will be large gathering at the Morris Park races,
especially from westchester where the majority
of the country houses occupied. The coach
Good Times will make it's first trip of the season
to the RACES hr carrying & party from the
people in town. A few may be met here and there,
large town houses are open. Mrs. Hermann oeI-
Tichs Miss Atherton 3 Blight Mrs William p
those in town yesterday.
The wedding of Miss Maria GrisVoId Gray.
granddaughter of William R. Travers. and William
B. Coster at Bar Harbor yesterday the feat
ure of the week outside Of New-York. A party OF
thirty left town to attend 1t. Martin Van Buren
was best man, and among the ushers Fred
erick Benedict Reginald Rives. John Follansbee,
William Littauer. John NJ Knapp and Edward
Bukeley. Mrs. Frederick Gebhard was matron Of
honor. The bride wore white satin dress, the
decoIetage of which filled in with shirred tule
TO match the sleeves. and ruches of shirred tune
trimmed the skirt almost to the waist. A lace
scarf fastened with orange blossoms. off the
skirt, and orange blossoms arranged on the
veil Mrs. Frederick Gebhard wore very
pretty frock of white CLOTH with satin bodice
and hat trimmed with white feathers. Her
bouquet was of purple orchids. while that OF the
Vaey we5dn we GFeedS ana mics & OF the
OF the bride The honeymoon trip is taking place
which has been lent to the couple.
This afternoon there will be a small wedding at
Grace Church Chantry. Faneuil Stein Bethune the
of the late Alexis W. Stein, and Miss Florence
Curtis Jenner will be married There will be
neither r., bridesmaids nor maid Of honor. The best
and Frederick De witt Wells '' ''s'I . "sSSe
The old Randolph Robinson house in Washington
Square has been let to Mr.. and Mrs Mccormick
OF Chicago: Miss Augusta Robinson has been in
for the winter. Miss Robinson will go abroad later
Mrs. Edward Willing will remain some time
longer at Newport She has with her her little
grandson. Vincent Astor. who has left RhinebeclS
because of the prevalence of scarlatina there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt are to take
cottage on the Hudson for the autumn Mrs Ogden
Goelet and Miss May Goelet remain for the present
at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almeric H. Paget will remain az
Newport until the middle of October They will
then go TO Roslyn for the late autumn Mr and
port within the Fortnight and they 70 wifi ifT be Sew
Meadow Brook for season.
Professor and Mrs r. Ogden Doremus celebrated
yesterday the anniversary of their wedding 6ft,
years ago. at their home, No. SO West Fifty-frst-
ST IL was purely a family affair, al which also
some lhtiTnate ana old friends assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules A. Montant. of No So West
Forty-ninth-st.. have returned from Bar Harbor
Me. Mr. and Mrs. f. De Kay Townsend are AT
their apartments in the Pierrepont in East Tbirtv
second-st. ' -
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Parsons have nnovsd Into
their house No. 1l2 East Thirty-hfth-st yvbtcL
formerly belonged to Mrs. S. Van Rensselaer,
Cruger II has been subjected to many alterations
by Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons, and sstill in tba beNJs
OF the decorators Mrs. Parsons was Niss EisJs
Clews and was married at Newport few months
ago. '9
Mrs William K. Vanderbilt jr arrived I'm town
on Sunday and is occupying Mrs. Oliver H. p Rel
mont's house No. 67 Fifth-ave which abe has
leased for the winter. ~
Among those sailing to-day on board the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse Lord Revelstoke who has
been staying with his brother. the Hon. Cecil
Barring: Mime. Patenotre. the Philadelphian wife OF
the French Ambassador at Madrid with her chU
dren, and Mrs. W. s. Post, ''''
number Of bOXholders were present AZ ,ho
opening performance of the season Of EneIisL
opera az the Metropolitan Opera House last nt-h,
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas FIifch
COCK, D. o. Mills and General and Mrs TIovd
Bryce. with the Misses Bryce Rawlins CotTnSsnt
and several other we'll known men were nkeVriss
present. ''9o
DINNER FOR LORD REFELSTO6E.
James Stillman. president OF the National CITY
Bank. gave dinner at the Metropolitan Club las,
night in honor of Lord ReveIstoke head OF the
banking hrm Of Barring Brothers & Co of Lon
~ uon, a. aha dlreetor or the Bank of England who