New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11
SOCIETY NOTES.

The first cold and rather unsettled weather which
prevails in this region is little disheartening 10
the promoters of the Morristown Horse snow.
which begins to-day and which is an affair OF
great interest in that part Of New-Jersey. How
ever. although the roads not yet in good con-
dition and are heavy from the recent rains; all
The boxes have been taken and there will be a
brave showing in spite OF climatic conditions The
tennis matches have also been going on az Aros-
gage the attention of several other sets in their
respective localities There are no other lnpo' Tan"
There are still few dinners to be given by tne
little set which have not yet left Newport Nj
and Mrs Elisha Dyer jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur Kemp are to remain until November. MIS-.
George b. De Forest will leave there about the
2Oth: she has been one of the dinner givers TINS
week. Miss Daisy PiersOn will pay q num,oer 4I
he at Tuxedo as the guest of her sister-in-a% ana
at Seabright as the guest of Mrs. Wilbur BIq1O91
man leave Newport this week. Mrs; lyman S0 0d
Josephs will close her cottage in Noyen0er anu
will go to Baltimore for a part OF the WINTER
Mr.. and Mrs Belmont Tiffany at the Virginia
Hot Springs as are also Mrs. Stuyvesant FISH NTs-
Hermann Oerlchs. Miss Fish and Harry Lehr'
They are to remain week or ten days. Mrs. Gel
richs is to little ahead Of the party, "
Gouverneur Kortright is also at the Hot Springs
Miss Alice Blight has returned from Newport
and is staying at the Cambridge Mrs. Charles l.
Barney returns to town from southampton at tne
end of the month
Mr. and Mrs William L. Strong are at their
home. No II West FIfty-seventh-st Ex-Mayor
Sased their seabrght home for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs John s Kennedy have returned
from Bar Harbor and are at their house, No
West Fifty-seventh-st
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock and Miss Susan NJ. Dimock
return to their country place. at South coventry,
Conn., on Saturday They staying in town at
their house in East Sixtieth-st., for few days
shopping. They come back to New-York Ior the
winter early next month.
The old John Lyon Gardiner house, in Madison
ave-, is being turned over TO business purposes
Mr. and Mrs J. Frederick Kernochan are enter
tanning a series house parties at their country
place. at Navesink, \. j.. and do not propose to
return town with their daughters until late next
month.
Mr. and Mrs w Clarence Martin have returned
from an eighteen months trip abroad and stay
ing at their house No i12 East T'.irty-eghth-st
Mr. and Mrs. W. storrs Wells and their daugh-
ter Natalie sail for New-YOrk on Saturday next
after a summer spent in Europe. and their
rival will go to their house No 10 East Fifty-seV-
enth-st.
Mr. and Mrs William A. Duer are at Curtis Hotel.
Lenox. until next week. when they return to New
York
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LIE Roy Dresser will spend
most OF the winter at their place at Oyster Bay.
Long Island, only coming to town very late in the
season for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. stuyvesant Wainwright are about
to close their place at Rye and to return to town,
where they will spend the winter at No. 50 East
Fifty-sixth-st.
Mr. and Mrs. Brayton Ives and the Misses Ives
still at Chelsea, their country place. Sing
Sing, where they remain until next month.
The wedding of Miss Mary Thorne Carpenter, OF
this city, and the Rev. Stephen Van Rensselaer,,
Of New-Lenox took place yesterday afternoon in
Lenox Trinity Episcopal Church Bishop Potter
performed the ceremony. He assisted by the
Rev. Harold Arrowsmith, the rector of the church.
During the service the vested choir sang. There
were handsome decorations Of green and white.
The bride gown of heavy white satin with
real lace garniture point veil. The brides
Juliette Van r. Barber of this city, in the capacity
of flower girls. Following the service there were a
wedding breakfast and reception at TanglewoOd,
the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tucker
man Tower of New-York. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Rens-
selaer to occupy a Lenox cottage this winter.
The first OF Mr. Bagby's musical mornings will
take place, usual, in the ballroom of the Wal
dorf-Astoria Monday. December g. at 115. The
other dates are fixed for December TO- December II
and December 81 Nine Sembrich and other we'll
known artists will appear.
The baby daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Vanderbilt was chrstened at All Souls Church.
Biltmore Monday last, the infant receiving the
name of Cornelia Stuyvesant Vanderbilt