New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22

Vanderbilt and Belmont. Inc 1Nd4ibO" "N'4'
The reports In other columns VIII give full de-
tails of the Horse Show at Lenox 1t seems II was
a great success and it is very encouraging 1oF
subseouent seasons The Executive Committee.
which included in its membership Miss haIe OaIy'
William d. Sloane, Giraud Foster ana Ut. JACQUES
was purely an amateur show. One of the most in.
terestng f soan MISS Charlotte Barnes Miss Mi
bred Stokes and Miss Cary
There has been a steady series Of departures
from Newport. Mr.. and Mrs Elbridge T. Gerry
have a house party at their Delaware home. at
nd 5am Bs:y Po5 a Are Miss May 0e
has left Newport and is the guest Of MIS-; Ogde ogden
Aston were in town Yesterday They have gone ,,! 70
F P6Tfies The %nef FIRST win be given this week
Mr.. and Mrs Thornton Chard are among the pas
sengers who will sail for Europe to-day. Mrs. Chard
was Miss Barclay She and Mr.. Chard were mar
ried at Cazenovia in July. Mr.. Chard will go
abroad to study his profession. which is aren't
The Varuna is to leave Havre to-day, route
for New-York Eugene Higgins and party are on
board. Mr. Higgins makes semi-annual visits to
his native land, and this is his regular autumn call
He has been cruising in Northern waters. ana mas
we'll in the Baltic.
This evening there will be a complimentary din
ner given for Commodore David Banks at the
Atlantic Yacht Club. Sea Gate The grounds will
ne Illuminated during the evening
The Duke Of Marlborough was one Of the house
party asked by the Saviles to meet the Prince of
Wales during the DOncaster races Lady Savile.
the hostess will be remembered as the beautiful
Mrs. Hellyar who belle at Narragansett
one of the Secretaries Of tne British Embassy IN
Washington. Miss Helyar made her debut in
London last season.
Lord and Lady Craven left Balmacan some time
ago. Their visit OF the first OF the
since in London and
going TO make round of country houses visits
during the autumn.
Lady Cunard has been a great part Of the sum-
in Paris. where she has been chaperoning Miss
Alberta Sturgis. of New-York. Miss Sturgis was
also the guest of the Duke and Duchess of New
castle this summer at house party.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement c. Moore. who have left
Newport for the season. will be for some weeks
at their place on the hudson River.
William X Vanderbilt is visiting Mr. and Mrs
| oliver Hartman at their country place Ander-
sons Hills.
The following the dates for the meets of the
| Monmouth County Hounds at Newport next week:
| day, September 20. at State Hill. and Saturday.
! September %, at Mile Corner,
The wedding of Miss Mary A. Rhodes. daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mauran Rhodes to Guy
Phelps Dodge of this city. will take place at the
| home of her parents. EmysdeI, ArdmOre near
| Philadelphia Thursday. October IL Miss
Rhodes is descendant OF OF the signers of the
Declaration OF Independence Her mother was a
over century in the social life Of Philadelphia.
/ Miss Rhodes made her debut several wears ago
She is of attractive personality an excellent horse
woman and good golfer. The engagement OF
! Miss Rhodes's brother F. Mauran Rhodes. 10 Miss
Mildred Harrison of Philadelphia was recentlv an
| nounced. Guy Phelps Dodge is a son OF the Rev.
! d. Stuart Dodge and grandson OF the late Will
lam T. Dodge Mr. podse's mother was a Miss
] Phelps. Mr.. Dodge Is member of the Union
Racquet Yale. Lawyers. Alpha Delta PM and
| Other New-York clubs. and OF recent years has
travelled extensively abroad. There will be no
| bridesmaids nor ushers. Mr.. Dodges best man will
| be Richard Cochran Hanson OF New-York