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

IV SOCLEI1,
The continued bad weather has made all sports
in the country impossible. II has even affected
the amusements in town There are now num-
Der OF well known people here for few days. The
and Thursday the Morrstown Horse Show and
the polo matches at Georgian Court. The meets
attended owing to the wretched state of the Long
Island roads
This evening Aonzo Clark Robinson will give his
farewell bachelor dinner. He is to marry Miss
next The ceremony viii be peTIor1ed at tne nome
and will be followed b. reception.
Tomorrow will take place at Ardmore. near Phil
adephia the wedding of Guy Phelps Dodge and
Miss Mary A Rhodes, daughter Of NJ and Mrs
will attend the wedding
In town there will be very quiet wedding In the
chapel of the Fifth Avenue Collegiate Church. II
will be that of Miss Katherine Campbell. the daugh-
West Ninety -first-st.. and Daniel Kelog Baker
Only relatives and intimate friends will be present
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lanfear Norrie, who have been
abroad all summer will return on Saturday and
open their town house for the season. Miss Barley
is at Tuxedo Park.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Raoul DuvaI sail to-day for
Europe to be gone for several months. They have
been at the Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs RaOul Duval
to Mr.. Ra6uI DuvaI last spring,
Among the debutantes of the coming winter will
probably be Miss Helen Roosevelt. daughter of J.
r. Roosevelt, ana II IS likely lnal ner STanu-
mother Mrs Aston will give dance in her honor.
Mrs. James Hude Beekman will return to town
from Newport on Monday. The Heber r. Bishops
will leave Newport on October 20
Mr. and Mrs Morris X. Jesup. who spent the
summer at Bar Harbor, will remain at BelvOir
Terrace Lenox. until late in the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll arrived in
New-York yesterday They have closed their
Newport cottage. Mrs P Cooper Hewitt was
other arrival from Newport. She has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Burke Roche
Mrs Richard Gambrin will arrive in town to-day.
Her sster-in-aw Mrs Alexander 16 Van Nest has
at the opera on Monday evening.
General and Mrs. Henry L. Burnett have returned
from their summer home. in Pennsylvania, and
in for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Lorillard Spencer have returned to
Newport. They have been at the Thousand Islands
the greater part of the summer. and their Newport
house was leased to Mrs. Robert I. Goddard.
Mr. and Mrs. George c.. Haven have gone back to
I.enox for the rest of the autumn season,
The work on the new w storrs Wells villa in
",
and WILL it is expected. be ready for occupancy
next season.
Mrs. Gertrude Van Cortland Hamilton's place at
Newport The MOorings has been purchased by T.
Church Smith.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish is making extensive i'm
provements at her Newport place, The Crossways
A number of trees being planted and the
grounds are being hedsed
Mrs. William Cullen Brewster has arranged to
spend the winter in Washington, where she is
taking a house in order TO be her daughter
Mrs. Reamy, wife of Commander Reamy T. S N
Mrs. Brewsters other daughter. the Countess
Frankensten staying with her, will return to
Rome in December.
Miss Blanche Horton married yesterday
afternoon at St. Thomas's Church TO Edward Hut
ton. who attended by his brother Frank as
best man. The matron of honor. Mrs Ernest Lock
wood, dressed in silver gray crepe de chine
with a cream lace boIero and lace insertions on
the skirt. Her hat was of gray chiffon trimmed
with black velvet cords. The brides gown of
white satin with a long train had the seams i'm
front, ended with inverted pleats. forming fans
The bodice draped with point lace Of which
the sleeves made, and the decolletage was
filled in with white pleated chiffon. Her Veil VS.
of tulle, and her flowers orchids and lUies 81
the valley. After the ceremony there was a recon
ton the house OF the brides father Henry l.
Horton, No. IN West Fifty-seventh-st