New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

&. Is. Alexander
where they will remain for the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt were in town
yesterday. They are house hunting. They have
given up the Goelet house where they were last
winter. Mrs. Goelet in fact intends to occupy it
herself and she has arranged her plans 70 remain
a great deal for New-York society. The Ogden
Goelet box will be occupied by its owners at the
GoeIet, who has emerged from her deep mourn
ing, will entertain
In town the only affair of the week will be the
bachelor dinner given by William Coster at the
Union Club He has selected quite array Of
ushers for his wedding. all Of them we'll known
men, some married and others single. Among
these are Jack Folansbee, Marion Story. Fred
BENEDICT Reginald W. RyeSSi John Knapp , David
Michael Van Buren, Davis, one of the Davis twins.
is to ofhcate as best man. Miss Gray will have no
bridesmatds but will be attended by matron Of
take place on Tuesday.
The purchase by Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Cary Of
the J. F. D. Lanier place. at Westbury Identifies
them now with the Meadow Brook colony Mrs
Cary has been quite prominent in West Chester,
where her father the late Mr.. Bostwjck had
mansions built after Meadow Brook became fash
occupied it for several seasons.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Waterbury will spend
The winter in Mexico. They started last week
1t is also rumored that MI and Mrs William c.
Eustis will not return from abroad this winter
bury I'M" and S Eusts VIII be- missed from the list of
the devotees of the game. There is to be a series
beginning about the third week in October, be-
tween the different teams.
The date of the wedding of Miss Selma Richards
Schroeder and Charles Lawrence Riker has been
fixed for October Is. It will take place very quietly
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilliat Schroeder, at
Henry Rker. died this summer and the family
sbrd IN W he maid Of honor and Charles
Swords will he best man.
The enga cement of Miss Julia Clark, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Clark. of West Thirty
seventh-st. and Herbert L. Hunt of Mrs. Rich
ard Morris Hunt has been broken on by mutual
consent
Mrs John Kean and Miss Kean have left New
port and are at their country place. Ursine near
Elizabeth Mrs Kean and her daughters. two OF
whom will return from abroad next week, will pass
the winter in Washington with Senator John Kean.
The birth of and heir to Lord and Lady
Deerhurst has been celebrated with much rejoicing
in Worcestershire. where they live and very
da9ghter OF Mr. ana TS eeSb5Tt Of 5 S
son and heir Of the Earl of Coventry.
The Oceanic brought many persons we'll known In
New York society into port yesterday. There was.
for instance the Vanderbilt party, composing Mr..
and Mrs Frederick w. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Elliott F.
Shepard and Mr.. and Mrs H. NICK. Twombly
with their two daughters and son. The Twombys
proceeded 10 their place, at Madison, n. j., Mrs.
Shepard to Scarborough. while Mr. and Mrs. Fred
/ erick Vanderbilt will go Hyde Park. Mrs. Van
derbilt has brought with thirty beautiful frocks
masterpieces of Of the great couturiers Of the
Rue de la Paix, two of which in particular. a
gown of black velvet cisele. and another dress OF
new fabric known as tisse sur chaine, excited the
admiration OF all the elegantes at Paris to whom
/ was accorded an opportunity Of inspecting them.
/ Miss Daisy Letters toilets nlled less than nine
/ teen big trunks. She was accompanied by her
/ mother and had much TO tell of her experiences in
! India while the guest of her brother-ln-law the
/ Viceroy. Lord Curzon; she was met on her arrival
by her brother, Joseph Letter, and by Miss Biddle,
| Of Philadelphia Among the other notable arrivals
| were Colonel De Lancey Floyd-Jones Mr.. and
! Mrs Pembroke Jones. with their children Mr..
and Mrs. George Croker with Templeton
! and r. o. Crocker Mr., and Mrs. James A.
! Misses Aiexander-NIrs. Alexander lost her famous
/ pearls al re- fire the hotel at Dlnard where
/ She was staying-and Mrs Gouverneur Kortrtght