New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

80 long VIII the greater part OF society remain in
the country. There is consequently not much of
especial interest socially going on in town. The
SAFE or the Horse Show boxes yesterday did not
Were bid ia ST assem6age and many Of the boxes
do,iSs Is becoming less of social Junction This.
the National Horse Show Association.
Inc wedding In town which brought together
many Of the Southampton people was that OF Miss
Henry Bur- Barnes and William Brevoort Potts.
1t was a home wedding. 1t Is described elsewhere.
The meet at Roslyn was very large and the drag
hunt one OF the most successful of the season. On
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays Ralph Ellis has
instituted series of real fox hunts. and these are
very well attended although the riders must be up
quite with the crack of the dawn. The meets at
Goshen have also proved very successful; At Hot
nd & 'ne n so3eae heh sGa
Miss May Goeet and James J. Van Allen. have been
Pare and they haTe s9 ali Hq en5oSed
tremely, according to reports
There will be small dance at Knollwood this
evening in which many OF the Westchester people
VIII take part This is also the date for the dinner
given by Mr. r. and Mrs, sidney, Dillon Ripley, at
Among the town houses recently opened those
OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Hartman. No l East Fifty
hfth-st: nth OF Mr. and Mrs NewboId Edgar, No. 2S
Weidenfeld. No East Fortv-seventh-st.
Mrs Selma Kerr. the daughter II the late f.
Frank Coe. and Charles F. Bailey married
quietly yesterday at the home brides mother.
No 66S Ffth-ave- The wedding termination
OF romance of the Adirondacks. Both Mrs. Kerr
who mistook them for deer Mrs Kerrs injuries
were so serious that she wes obliged to have a
PhiIadeIphia.
Eugene Higgins has postponed his sailing on the
Earuna until be
Mrs. J. Clnch Smith. Miss Emily Hoffman Mrs.
Theed. John Duer. William Lawson and DR..
The course of the ya6ht Wv Wi, then be across the
ocean. eventually landing at Gibraltar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Americ II. PaEct went abroad yes
terday. They sailed the ship as Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt. They intend to remain
abroad for the winter
Mrs Sanford Bissell has returned 10 New-York
after a summer in the White Mountains. and is at
her town house, No 90 East Fifty -siXth-st.
Miss Blodgett who is the guest Of Miss Coles al
No 2.1n Walnut-st.. Philadelphia. attended
luncheon yesterday in that city given in her honor
by Mrs. William Grant, jr.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth d. Rarnes the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry Burr Barnes. and
William Brevoort Potts took place yesterday AT
the home of the brides parents No II West Forty
nInth-st. The ceremony was witnessed only by
relatives and intimate friends but there was large
reception aftcrward. The drawing rooms were eX
Quisitely decorated. The bride gown o.
heavy white satin trimmed with point lace and n
point lace veil. There two bridesmaids Miss
S. NJ Sanford and Miss NJ H. Curtss. The best
man was Creighton Peet. and the ushers were Her
bert Jacquielne Rockhin Potts. Louis c Nesbit
the reception were Mr.. and Mrs Murray Dodge,
lay Bull Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall J. Dodge, Mr.; and
HaTpcr Nr and nd Mrs Henrv " BarcaY Miss Bar
clay. Miss Schieffelin Mr.. and Mrs Belts. Miss
CLARK Mrs Emo and Miss Emo. Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Dodge Mrs e r KSpmsdy and Nd Miss kennedy
Pos s ns Msirs % rsH5or, 9ts Ms Pot, Wam Ma RGfh
Boardman and Miss Boardman.
The Chrysanthemum Show, at the Fcrnery, No IA
West Thirty -third-st.. yesterday afternoon
well attended It under the patronage of Mrs.
j. Pierpont Morgan Mrs. L. l.. DelafeId Mrs.
Maurice La Montague and number of other we'll
nresent The Misses PEABODY Emerson On Peters and
Hanford presided at the tea tables.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and her daughter
Gladys will sail for home next Wednesday.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. who goes Hampstead
to-day to spend the week end with Mrs Sidney
Smith, gave dinner yesterday evening at the
Waldorf-Astoria. the guests including Mrs. Her
Oelrichs and Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould.
Mrs. Fish gown Of white mousseline de
sole trimmed with Cluny lace and made white
taffeta 1t girdled the waist by a gold
belt fastened with immense jewelled buckle. her
costume being completed by a large black velvet
hat with bunch of white plumes in front. Mrs.
Goud's dress black spangled net. the sleeves
and neck of which unned She wore n rope
of pearls around her neck while u diamond comb
showed from beneath her large round chiffon and
black lace hat. which was tilted very high on the
left side Mrs OeriChs in brick red velvet dot
ted with white A big white tue butterfly bow
fastened at the back Of her collar while her hat
of white chiffon covered with renaissance lace
and trimmed with blue satin how
Miss Alice Blight Is in Newport visiting her sister,
Mrs. Thompson
Count and Countess de Langier ViIlars are at the
Cambridge until their house Is ready occupancy
Miss Frederica Webb. daughter of DR. and Mrs.
w. Seward Webb will make her debut with Miss
Twomby at large reception to be given by Mrs.
Twomby in January.
Mrs. George B. Mcclellan the widow of General
Mcclellan, has returned from Europe and is the
guest OF her son, George B. Mcclellan
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Kountze and family at
their country place near Morristown.
spending a fortnight in New-York.
TWO WRECKED STEAMERS TOWED IN.