New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
SOCIETY COMES AND GOES.

The competition between suburban and town
amusements beginning be keen. In town
there the plays, the restaurants, some weddings
and other diversions. To-day in the country brings
the Batusrol's womens golf tournament, the kir-
at White Plains. meets of the hounds at Bulls
Head on Long Island and Hartsdale. Many people
Mrs. George B. De Forest, who came up from New
Mrs. Griswo!d Gray and Mrs. Irwin, and MI and
Mrs. } j. Wysong. There were TWO WEDDINGS Oh
note, besides other social anairs
The golf tournament begins to-day at Baltusrol
The players and guests will arrive on the o'clock
train from Christopher-st Among the players will
be Miss Maude Wetmore Miss Eunce Terry the
daughter of DR.. Roderick Terry; Mrs T. A.
Nance Miss May Barron. Mrs. William Bloodsood'
Miss Elsie Cassatt. of Philadelphia; Mrs f. l.
6rfscog ~ ~ dISShin NIiss Reatrx Hoyt Mrs
W. Feliowes Morgan. Miss c. Helen Parish, Mrs.
Douglas Robinson, Mrs. William Shippen. Miss
NJ. Van Buren,. Tea win be served during the
afternoon. The tournament will last several days
over the country
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, jr, will leave Newport this
week for a visit TO Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Heber r. Bishop are expected to close their cot
tage on Saturday Mrs James P. Kernochan will
remain yet while longer and so viii also Mrs
Ogden Goelet
The wedding of Amos Pinchot and Miss Gertrude
Minturn, the daughter of Mrs. Robert Minturn.
has been set for November 4 It will be an after
Alfred G. Vanderbilt has rented Chastellux the
Lorillard Spencer place at Newport for the sum
mer of 1901
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs returned from Hot
Springs, Va, yesterday. and opened her town
house, No. East Ffty-seventh-st.. for the winter
reason
Among those taking luncheon yesterday in the
Palm Garden at the Waldorf-Astoria was Mrs.
Charles B. Alexander, who CARRIED in natty
frock of black broadcloth. trimmed with bands of
black velvet. Her bodice of white panne velvet was
by black cheniiie boa and black velvet toque
Mrs. Stanford White in black broadcloth dress
toque Of black pleated chiffon and g Mrs; Charles s1
ecHTS I'D rG{ o o seen drivinp nm Fqftbae
IN the afternoon.
Frederic Diodate Thompson arrived the
Deutschland He has been in Italy and at HON.
burg. While in Italy he invested with an
order and also received the freedom Of the city
munity of an automobile ambulance Mr.. Thomp-
son remains in New-York a part Of the winter He
will go to the Riviera in the early spring.
Miss Maude Wetmore, who will play in the
Baltusrol tennis tournament, left Newport on Fri
day. where she had been With her EZRA aunt Miss
Ferncliff. She will come to town to-day.
Lord and Lady Pauncefote have returned to
Newport.
The White Star ship will be in tomorrow af-
ternoon. Mrs. Robert Goeet and her mother,
Mrs Warren are on board and Miss Beatrix Goe
let also. Miss Goeet and her mother will remain
in this country some time NE Frank Riggs ar,
and her daughter viii sail tomorrow from Liver
pool.
Newport is fast closing its cottages. Mr.. and
Mrs Hollis Hunnewen were among the number
who yesterday left there for the season. They
go to Wellesley Mass, for short while
Mrs. James Wayne Cuyler is in town for a short
stay. She sails this week the Deutschland for
England to Join her daughter Lady yos Grey Eyer
ton, who is at her country seat at present.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth De Hass Fall
to AlonZo Clark Robinson celebrated
yesterday afternoon at the house Of the brides
parents, No. S East SiXty-second-st. The bride
arrayed in white satin trimmed with point
lace. her tulle veil being appliqued with point
duchesse. Her sister. Miss Louise, who officiated
her maid of honor, frock of pink crepe
de chine with appliqued garniture of ecru lace.
She pink jewelled butterfly in her hair
and carried pink roses with shower of hyacinthS.
Pratt, Lillian Peck and Nav JenningEwere atfireS
sleeves and blue teweTed butterfly, algrettes.
ers were Eugene ~, Hale, il, Grosvenor Nich9s.
and Henry Mortimer, jr. Mr., Robinson is a
nephew of the late DR. Alonzo Clark and a mem
There few of the subscribers present in
the parterre boxes at the opera last evening.
Among these were Mr. and Mrs, Richard T. VIII
son, who had with them Mr.. and Mrs. Orme VIII
son. Mrs. Orme Wilson wore a most becoming
gown Of gray crepe de chine and small toque of
blue velvet Mrs; Wilson was in gray brocade. Mrs
Kingdom sat in the Gould box and Henry Clews had
a stag party.
The bazaar organized by w. R. Hearst at the
Waldorf-Astoria for the relief of the Galveston
orphans opened last evening by General Mel
son A. Miles, and was crowded by dense throng
of fashionably dressed women including Mrs Cos
ter, Mrs. Agernon S. Sullivan and Mrs. Preston
Hicks. This evening is likely to prove even more
successful than last night, people will be in
town, home from the house parties. The patron
esses OF the bazaar comprise Mrs. Astor, Mrs John
Jacob Aston, Mrs. Sidney Harris, Mrs Stuyvesant
Fish, Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay. Mrs c. Albert
Stevens. the Duchess of ARGOS, Mrs. Frederic de
Peyster and others. w
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