New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06
IN SOCIETY.

The last da~ OF the Horse Show AZ ~
the most brilliant OF the three Neuy1o.. Dort ",
have turned out en- masse for T. A - 171s
est. however. IS evinced m the auto-,os., M.
and race which take place to-day. ana - On
all the boxes are taken. This eveuir, - M,
witness the dinner dance given BIZ " - a.
Nelson at the Casino and Miss Ies- -.saers
another OF her musicals IN The afterno,- g.
one winding up entertainments Of the - p
be Mrs. Kernochan's dance on saturdaz p
this the crowds will scatter. and then ~
minds Of many who go TO Newport year af,.s =
WI enSIe 'Re m9st enjoyable part % the ~
tai1ments and a period OF rest from the rus =,
The wedding Of Miss Hattie GamnaU - :.
bert Shaw Safe viii be very quiet affair a =
will be no reception. only a wedding breaJ,--ls
the bridal party. After a snort honeymae-
English fashion-shsW Safe viii take siksnq Il. g, &
England is
and patriotism The officers Of the two -Sss1 10
being entertained everywhere. and yss-s-.-'
programme. with It's dinner On the New-Yo-s =
many private entertainments and its Dr.,
the Kebo Valley Club, was gala occasion :.
afternoon will take place the luncheon fo- -
den party OF Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN S Kenns5v -
many other smaller affairs The fesfivss.ss =:
last until next Tuesday. when the fleets MI
away.
The much talked OF wedding OF Miss ~p7-,-..
Barnes and Marshall J. Dodge took placs !.
terday afternoon az the ChEch o. 5.
drew's on the Dunes The bads entered y
church on the arm OF her father. She ma.
charming picture in her wedding anery r.
were only two bridesmaids. Miss Sallie Barus,s-s
Miss May Harper. and the oride7roon's nar-.
brother Murray Dodge. was his )est man =
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followed the ceremony at the resics1ce OF VI - I
Mrs. Henry b Barnes After shirt houeyzs--
and viii be here for the winter seaon-
This wedding has been the last Iags suts-.s.
nent Of the Southampton season has b.,
most successful season and many vii Iings- u---
October and November Mrs Arthur II. Dosr
will 20 10 her summer home at WeatOae n O.
necticut, where Mr. and Mrs. Marshall )odEs IN
visit her. Colonel and Mrs Harry Aa- Nh ~
will start within the next fortnight for ter -
near White Plains
There was great disappointment az Nswz-
account Of the absence Of Senator Depsw On,
Horse Show week. He was at the coavza,s
at Saratoga. He will return for a few dagts.
derbilt. IT.. did not accompany her h1sbz1ts
Saratoga
Among the first to leave Newport. the s.ss
being over, will be Mrs. EIbridge T. Gery a /
the Misses Gerry. Seaverge Will De closed ~
week and Mrs Gerry and her daughters vi 4,
20 their country home on the DeIawars. Col1r
and Mrs John Jacob AstOr. as already stated u
sail away In the Nourmahal. and Mrs. Ogden ~
will 20 to her house at Staatsourg az an at
date.
Mrs Theodore A. Havemeyer has returned tn
the White Mountains, and IS for few days az =
Nadison-ave. home Her son-in-law John AIzyz
will 90 abroad in the late autumn with his tz-GT
He has inherited large possessions IN Boxers
through his grandmother. who was the widow q :
prominent Viennsse banker. Mr.. Mayors 1a-.=
was a banker in Vienna
Allen az Newport for his daughter. Miss Sara IN
Allen. was a very charming and most Original =
tertainment The grounds and house were I'm,
mated BY electricity. and all sorts OF devices Van
employed. One. great spider web IN the groua
was miracle OF electrical effect The piazza E5
inclosed. and supper was served small aka
in an annex built from it. Mr. Van Allen rseslT1
with his two daughters Harry Lehr led the @
tillon. dancing first with one and then VITA IL
other Miss Van Allen The rumOrs OF The sgsg=
ment OF Mr.. Lehr and Miss Van Allen ara an1-g
the whispers OF gossips at Newport tThs tzT5s
were pretty and seaSOnable.
Mrs ]. Whitney Warren will SAT- this mora-g
for France. She Will be abroad all autumn Ja-
d. Cheever was among the arrivals On the Teutors
yesterday.
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