New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

ties. Mr. Thebaud has just purchased a new au-
tomobe, which he declares is noted for its great
Plains to NeWYork and back Mr. and iH MRS i't G
Oliver Iselin have been entertaining friends at All
oyeriooking the sound, Nj Iseiin is very reticent
ceTHed He refuses to saw Whetber or not he viii
be identified with any future Cup defenders. 1t is
yachting, may urge him to participate in another
race
William E. Iselin of New-RocheIle has just pur-
chased an automobile, and may be seen daily speed
ing along the country roads.
Socially Lakewood is quiet as yet. The Goulds
at home, with their guest, Miss Greta Pome-
roy, of New-York. At the Laurel House which is
the only one OF the large hotels open, are Mr.. and
T J; Oakley Rhinelander and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. B. Kip.
Those who have country seats on the Rumson
Read and in the nelghborhood Of Seabright are
enjoying themselves with a series Of luncheons
and dinners and with golf and tennis they have
also had a hunt. P. F. Collier himself, notwith-
standing the stories published, present at the
last meet. which in spite Of a heavy sea fog was
a success One OF the most delightful dinners Of
the season was given last week by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward D Adams at Rohallion. their country
burning pine were placed in tripods along the
b nSErfai4ent g1s he Nc 70
and Mrs W A Street. the Misses Neeser Mr.
d Mbar Boodo nd ny a6d Mrs ~ fH' DaeT MeT
Mrs. Wilbur Bloodgood is entertaining the Earl of
Yarmouth and large house party for the week
end. The majority of those living on the Rumson
Road viii remain at their country seats until after
election.
Among the recent departures from Newport are
Lord and Lady Pauncefote They arrived at Ophir
Hall Friday. Mrs. Ogden Goelet and Miss
May Goelet have gone to Boston for a short
visit Miss Goelet will accompany Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt TO the Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs John R. Livermore having
returned from Canada, have been staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. H Mortimer Brooks. Rockhurst win
viii be opened Other departures have been Mr.
and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney, who are at Octo-
Der Mountain. near Lenox; James Brett Stokes and
Mr and Mrs Frank W. Andrews Mr.. and Mrs
Closing @ Graystone for for the s season
Dates for the various dancing classes are being
arranged At sherry's Mrs, Arthur NJ Dodges
junior cotillons will be held on Tuesdays, Decem-
Der /. January and February ). Mrs John s.
Barness dances, known Les Cendrillons," will
take place there Thursdays, December 90 and
b92y ebRaSy 81 6yS @ S49nS boz ga6 rPangsa m by Mrs
Monday, December 81; Fridays, January Is, Febru-
snedekers class viii hold its meetings al sherrys
on Fridays, December IA. January and % Febru-
ary s, and Tuesday February 10.
Mrs. Benjamin S Church's dancing class will
meet as usual, at Sherrys on Friday evenings
.
and April l.. Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt's evening
class will hold its meetings IN the small ballroom
at sherry's on Saturdays. December -, January .
meet in the banquet room on December and p.
afternoon class will hold its meetings on December
y and 26. January and %, February and
As announced last spring the Assembly balls will
be held al the Waldorf-Astora on December 13
and January "A.
Charles S. Guthrie viii take place as already
nounced, on October q. The ceremony will be per
formed formed at noon al the home Of her brother-n-aw,
Miss May Harper daughter Of J. Henry Harper
will be married Langdon B. Valentine Oc-
tober 2, at the home of her father. No. 269 Mad-
son-ave II Will be attended only by relatives and
intimate friends.
At the Hot Springs Of Virginia there has been
much gayety. The tennis and golf matches have
proved very interesting Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
Is at the Hot Springs. and has been entertaining
at dinner on her special Among her guests.
some of whom are in her party on the car were
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Miss Marion Fish. Mr.. and
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany, Mrs. Gouverneur Kort-
Tt gdSD R Of Ms94 m0& r. Harry ttSSh AS6onSsr 5 ger
been giving some elaborate entertainments. and
Harry Disston. Of Philadelphia Royal Phelps Car
a course Of the baths for his rheumatisrn Among
others who are az the Hot Springs are MIS-.
Phelps Stokes Miss Mildred Stokes. Percy A.
Rockefeller and James stilIman.
The St Louis which left Cherbourg yesterday
has a number Of well known New-Yorkers
board Mrs. and Miss ". Storrs Wells among
these. Miss Wells will make her debut in society
this winter Others Mrs. Thomas W. Cridler
and Miss CTidler, and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Asher
Robbins and Harry Pelham Robbins, who have
heen abroad all summer. Mr.. and Mrs Harry W.
McVickar have left the Hot Springs and now
at Tuxedo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lanfear Norrie are expected to
arrive from Europe this week. MI and Mrs. Henry
7 Barley will sail from Europe next Saturday.
They will 60 TO Tuxedo for a short visit
A wedding of interest TO many New-Yorkers VIII
take place tomorrow the Church OF the Re
aeemer Bryn Mawr. II Will be that of Miss Ger
trude Berwind to Rupert. Baron Bocklin Won
Foeklinsan A special train viii take out number
OF guests from Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. George
" Childs DreXel their country seat. Woo
ton Bryn Mawr and they gave a large luncheon
ttere on Thursday In honor OF Mrs. Arthur V.
~ Philadelphia of Mrs Estele CRpp-Damon
Iobn Frederick W. Jost. the son of the late Fred
erfrk w Jost, Of the NeW-York Stock Exchange.
.,rs Damon is the daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Will
lam NJ Capp, Of Philadelphia