New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-12

THE SOCIAL WORLD.

HE SOClAL WORLD.
There is a growing feeling at several OF the lead
ing clubs at present that increased care in de-
termining the admission Of foreigners as temporary
members has become necessary. especially in view
S Ie cup sS tpso Lact9 assumes certain
anfecedents and repute With ms object in TisN
Il is proposed 70 establish rule providing that
bership only in the event OF their belonging clubs
Of equal standing and prestige abroad. The pro-
approval
On Saturday, October 20. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Hartman, jr.. win give large dance by way OF
housewarming at their new place near White
will be filed with people Who propose TO Be present
at the dance.
Colonel and Mrs Delaney Astor Kane gave
dinner party at their home. the Paddocks. Daven-
port Neck. New Rochelle. on Wednesday night.
About fifteen guests were entertained among them
MI and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin. who have Just
turned from Europe.
The Morristown Horse Show opened yesterday
under the favorable circumstances. 1t was a
perfect day. and the attendance was very large
such affair Particulars of the show are given
in another column. 1t will continue all this week
and II will be the occasion for the reunion Of many
OF he Ne1W-yersey people and The different sets
lIaI7 n To- Vo 90 Soy Ii 5 ~ c.
even as lar away as snort Hills ana the oranges
There were no other affairs Of importance in the
suburbs.
There are as yet very few town houses opened
Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Wilson. Mrs r. T. Wilson and
Mrs. Astor have been IN town during the week.
Mrs. Richard Cambria will start tomorrow for
Lenox TO visit her sister Mrs GraUd Foster. after
weeks stay here Mrs. Alexander T. Van Nest
here on Wednesday for Arden. Penn. to attend the
wedding Of Guy Phelps Dodge and Miss Rhodes.
which took place yesterday.
There seems to be some little social activity at
Newport. In the last week Mrs. James P. Ker-
nOchan gave a dinner. and so did Mrs. Henry
CIews. Mr.. and Mrs Heber R. Bishop had a fare
cottage on October 60 Mrs Elisha over II has
left Newport and has gone to Baltimore TO visit
there.
Mr.. and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll are in town
for few days. They have left Newport. but in
tend to return before the late winter. Mr. and Mrs
Carroll will also go to Maryland for visit.
Long Island is somewhat agitated over and in
terested in the counter claim brought forward by
the township of Babylon that the tract of land
redeemed from the by n. o. Havemeyer. Will
lam Schuyler Parsons and Samuel Peters, and
named Burberry Point, where Mr.. Havemeyer has
built miniature Venice. is town property under
is so much Of this kind Of property along the coast
that residents in some Of the Long Island towns
fear that IN case the suit IS decided fayorably 70
the township others in other townships may
follow, and there may ensue much annoyance from
these claims.
MI and Mrs. Stuyvesant Wainwright will be in
town this winter. They not TO occupy their
house. Whitehall at Rye. but will soon take pos
session of their home in East Ftfty-stxth-st
Mrs. Robert Maclay Bull and family have gone
to CapouIn Farm, their country home at Pittston.
for the autumn.
The stroIlers will give a series Of dramatic en-
tertainments this winter at the WaIdorf-Astorfa.
the first OF which is set for December I.
n
of the United States, and Mrs. White have been
in New York for a few days en- route TO Washing
ton from Saratoga, where they have passed the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs William Stanhope Calender. who
have been at Seabright this summer have gone to
to3 They were guests OF hqaoG al T Fart
Lea before their departure
Mr. and Mrs John Beverly Duer are at seabright
where they will remain until November.
Mrs Perry Tiffany is in town for few days. Mt
1 and Mrs. Belmont Tiffany are at the Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. w Bayard Cutting will return from
Europe next week. and will occupy their house. No
/ "a East Seventy-second-st.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller will return from
their Western trip next week Miss Alta Roekefel-
Charles 5 Guthrie whose engagement TO Mrs
Frederick Lehman Is announced, is a member Of
the Union Club and former resident OF Pittsburg
where he has big iron and steel interests. Mrs
Lehman is daughter OF the late DR.. Charles
I.a1nson of No. 81 West Twenty-irst-st. and sis
/ ter of Mrs Robert Cornell. Mrs. Richard Hoffman
o C 81 [s H MaFsha fef at her husband
/ death without a fortune she embarked upon the
mace Ine a9quati %. + ~ bis ME- sf
: TTaI6 inu Is set