New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03
SOCIETY NOTES.

Each season brings to New-York a plentiful crop
OF foreigners who. presuming upon either the
creduty OF society upon the fact that the latter
is indoent to institute inquiries, adOrn them
selves with titles that 10 be found in no
European peerage known any authorized lists
OF the mobiles OF the Old World. Among the latest
arrivals Of this kind is a young who styles
himself the Duke OF Warren. and who has taken
up his residence at one of the fashionable hotels
name Of warren is English rather than French
and there is certainly no English OF rrencH Duae
vded with some letters Of Introduction and pro-
a view to comforting upon some American heiress
his hand and his title II viii pc prudsnt, a.. 20 .. IN
value
Society's attendance at the Morris Park races
yesterday was somewhat restricted, and the
veranda Of the clubhouse was almost deserted
Among the few fashionable women scattered here
and there on the lawn were Mrs. FoxhaH p.
Keene and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, jr.. the latter
attred In a gown Of silver gray cloth. with
large black hat adorned with back Plumes Mrs;
frOck of broadcIoth. her hat OF the same material
being trimmed with garnet velvet. Among the
W Wan RGS4f center Hi9chcocE e7andsr
R Wilson r RTayton Ives woodbury. Kane
was kept away by an attack Of sciatiea-
The date OF Miss Emma D. Stones marriage TO
A. Kenny is now set for October 30 and will be
celebrated at the South Presbyterian Church at
Morristown. Miss Marie Baldwin will be Miss
Stones maid of honor. and Reginald Ronalds will
act best man. The ceremony will be followed
by wedding breakfast at Fair Oaks. the Morris
town home of the brides mother Mrs. George F.
middle of next month.
1t is reported that c. Albert Stevens will go
with William P. Thompson for a shooting trip In
Colorado after big game Mr. Stevens had al
ready planned an expedition of this kind about
six months ago. his desire then being at first to
Gdirondacks Mrs william F. thompson [ Closes sa
her cottage at Newport on Monday.
Miss Sara Van Allen will make her debut in
New-York this winter James J. Van Allen has
decided to "emain here this season. He has
secured lease OF the Stone house, No. IS East
Thirty-ninth-st. The Van Aliens will remain at
Wakehurst some short time, and will not come to
town before November. Coventry House at Mel
tiers passed two seasons vii be occupied 5y The
T T0gsiG Of b the astOFs Mrs William ELICIT zb9-
stuers.
Mrs. Halliburton Fales died on Monday at her
home No. 1888 F1fth-ave The Fales house Is one
of the landmarks that part Of the avenue. which
is now being given almost entirely over to bust
e M M5 Fs9 ysd With vi fi her n5 H5
Der OF other clubs. Her other son, Samuel Fales.
years ago Mrs Faes had Tge circle f Of fren
among the old set in New-York society.
After short stay at Newport Mr. and Mrs Fitz-
hugh Whitehouse sailed yesterday on the Oceanic
for England. They will go direct to London. They
Will return next summer. On the same ship was
w: W Paine of London who has been the guest
Lord Reyelstoke sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. His visit simply one of business, and
II was pleasantly ended by the dinner given in his
nonor by James Stillman and a number OF other
bankers and business men Monday evening
Cecil Barring will remain in this country.
The Horse Show at Goshen. which will take
place next Saturday. will be almost a repetition
of the affair at Tuxedo last week The proximity
of Goshen to Tuxedo always makes the fair and
show there rendezvous for the Tuxedo people
being played ON the golf links which are of great
interest to those who live in the locality.
Among those at Newport who have closed their
cottages within the last few days have been Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton W. Cary and Mrs William B
Ogden Mrs. Ogden has recovered from her serious
indisposition. Mr.. and Mrs. Cary go to Westbury
in a few days 10 take possession of their new
and Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay will take the Fred
erick Gebhard house for the autumn Mr.. and Mrs
Harbor, will go abroad for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Havemeyer and Mr.
and Mrs. Foxhall P Keene have joined the Meadow
Brook colony.
The wedding of Miss Florence C. Lenner to
Faneuil D. Stein Bethune took place in the chantry
of Grace Church, Broadway and feminist, yester-
day afternoon and very quiet affair owing
to the recent death of the bridegroom's mother.
of washington There were no BRIDESMAIDS nor
maid of honor, and the customary reception after
the wedding was omitted.
WEDDING AT ENGLET0OD.
Daniel Fellows Plat. lawyer son of C B.
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