New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
SOCIETY STILL RURAL.

The very warm weather makes the country an
absolute delight. 1t is not too oppressive and the
only fear is rainy day which will spoil the hunts
at Meadow Brook and in Westchester this after
room. Tomorrow there will be the first hunt ~
the hounds at Goshen. to which all Tuxedo will
turn out. and afterward on Friday the ball at thu
clubhouse; Thursday evening will bring the first
again the round of house parties.
In town yesterday there one small wedding.
that OF Mrs Frederic lehman and Mr.. Guthrie
1t was celebrated at the home of the brides sister
Mrs. Robert c. Cornell, In the presence Of a small
assemblage The bride who is a daughter Of the
late DR.. Charles Lamson. was dressed in heiOtrope
crepe de chine, trimmed with cream lace. and wore
a heiotrope bonnet. trimmed with tulle and flowers
OF the same shade. Tracy Guthrie his brothers
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie. who expect IN
return from their honeymoon toward the end ot
next month, will then take up their residence at
No. 96 West Thirty-seventh-st. Among those pres
ent at the wedding were besides Mrs. R. @ Cor
nell; Mrs. Edward Dale Appleton and Mrs: Richard
Hoffman sisters Of the BRIDE Victor and Alexdnder
NJ. G. Story and Murray Young.
The premiere OF L'Aiglon brought out the first
nighters in force. but the audience could harII, bs
called representative. so far society was con-
cerned 1t is out OF fashion to attend first nights
except those at the opera. The latter place Of
smuSeme9t mad few SUBSCRIBERS IN the boxes,
Mrs G. G. Haven and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clews-
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt are to san
on November s. They will go direct to Paris where
they will remain for the next two months return
ing to Bltmore for Christmas They intend to
ing at their house at Fifth-ave. and Ffty-frst-st
Eugene Higgins is giving large house party at
his country place, rear Morrlstown. 1t is only
dom that he comes home and opens this house
which is one of the finest in New-Jersey. He viii
with Miss Emily Herman and Mrs George Hon.
man and Mr. and Mrs ]. Clnch Smith as his
Mrs. Cadwalader Jones left town yesterday. but
will return next week. to open her house No. q
East Eleventh-st for the winter. Mrs L. Quentin
yesterday for Newport. where they Will remain
fortnight longer
James Gordon Bennett will sail tomorrow for
Europe He has been in New-York ten days. long
stay for him. His new yacht is nearly completed.
William X Vanderbilt has gone to the South.
where he opens to-day Kissam Hall. the memorial
gift in h9pOr Of his his Wo5er Maria Louisa Kjsa
Vile. Tenn He Will return in a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos De Heredia and Mrs. Cook
have left Lenox for the season and returned to
town Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Egbert schermerhorn will
close their Lenox cottage this week. and Mr.. and
house.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, who have re-
turned to town from their week erd visit to Mrs
Ogden @ Mills at staatsburg. and Mrs. ogden Goeles
Will start for the Hot Springs Of Virginia. Their
stay will be for about ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Arthur have gone to Colorado
Springs. where they will pass the winter Miss
Nellie Arthur Is visiting friends in Albany.
The date Of Miss Elsie French's marriage 10 Al
fred c. Vanderbilt appears TO have been now set
for the third week in January next. II will take
place at the home Of the brides mother New
port.
Mrs. Adolf Ladenhurg is still obliged to depend
upon the assistance Of stick in walking owing 10
the accident which she suffered while out hunting
the other day. and her cane served as chic COM
plement to the natty tailor made frock Of biscuit