New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-21
sOCIETY'S SUNDAY REVIEW

IN the last week there has been little change n
-. social situation. All those who can absent
,bemseives from town living in the country
--rars is no season like the American autumn and
,vsrv moment OF Il must be enjoyed in the open
-o,seoUentIy all the fashionable news comes from
ne suburbs, from Lenox, from the Hudson and
nom the Hot Springs Of Virginia The Baltusrol
rolf tournament for women ended yesterday in
slsze Of glory Il really most successful
r.esrirg The suburban programme Of the week
--ouses two evenings Of horse show at Orange
and q private amateur affair Of the same kind IN
saturday al Great Neck The Meadow Brook
E7eunds viii have three meets-on Tuesday. Thurs
ssv and Saturday-and the foxhounds meet earIy
"a the mornings Of Monday. Wednesday and Fri
5sv The Westchester Hounds meet Tuesday at
MIS- ReynaTs near White Plains Mrs. ReynaI is
Wvck but her daughter Mrs Paul Gilbert The
S 5r there win be hunt Breakfast The MoS
mcuth Hounds vii open The seas9n Of the new
TFis club has been formed principally by the
15Ttry 70 be hunted is the 6entTa1 Paey shs
Il Is said abound IN stone fences and stone walls
and fences with four rails and no barbed wire.
A wedding Of interest to NEWCOMERS win take
mace il Indianapolis this week. Miss Rowena
xsw. the daughter Of John c New. ex-Con-
srl-GeneraI Al London and ex-United States
r @ 8, william 3 Burford Of InfananoIis rf R3iss
Caroline BUrford viii be maid OF honor.
On Thursday Miss May Harper, the daughter of
NJ and Mrs. J. Henry Harper. and Langdon B.
Valentine viii be married at the home OF the
brides parents. No 2Ss Madison-ave. There will
Be two bridesmaids. Miss Susie Valentine and Miss
Iriug Harper. Charles S SIellmau will be best
ran. There viii be q small wedding reception
afierward-
On Saturday Miss Adele Erben. the daughter OF
ReaT-A6nirsi and Mrs. Erben. and Charles Bell
Gibson Gaillard are 10 be married at the Church
q the Epiphany Lexington-sve and Thrty-hfth-
g. Miss Dorothy Morrison viii be maid Of honor.
and there w! be two bridesmaids Miss Grace
Eodson and Miss Marie Lahens William z. G.
Csi-lsr5 VII be best man. and the ushers viii be
Charles L Sparks, Frank Sutton. Edwin White and
lanes L. Parsons
The Tuxedo ball, ar the clubhouse will take place
o. Friday. The clubhouse was reopened last week.
an6 last evening there was a concert held there.
F-r the BAH there VIII be a number of house
parties and Al rooms al the clubhouse have been
II the afternoon. returning the same night.
Among the exhibitors at the two nights horse
show al Orange, which begins on Thursday even
ing are J. \. Gallatfn, Thomas B. Hidden. Mrs
Edward r Ladew, James Turner. James Smith.
man and Mrs John D. shaw The affair is in
eha-ge q Ira Kipp II. There viii be matinee on
Saturday
There have been some changes in town. few
more houses are opened and gradually the Newport
cottages are being closed and their owners are
coming 20 New-York- But many Of the town
houses are being renovated and IN some cases the
oErers are AT hotels. and viii not be formally at
home until November. Mrs Ogden Goelet is one Of
the few arrivals James J. Van Allen and
TIE Misses Van Allen reached town on Friday. but
they are paying country house visits. Mrs. Astor
and Ar. and Mrs p =. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs.
William x. Vanderbilt. jr- are among the people
vho have opened their houses IL Fifth-ave- In
Nadson-ave and the streets adjacent most OF the
houses remain closed. although one sees az the
@ 6n 5o o the a w6 BSy oos for SHOPPING
and take luncheon at one Of the fashionable
---FE end fa- gNh 2
tS5i- 49, -'''- 49,
There are many house parties IN progress Miss
Nay Van Alien Is a guest over Sunday at Georgian
Court Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, IT, and Miss
Nsv Goelet are az Mrs. Ogden Afiliss. and Mrs.
hermann oelrichs is at Mrs Oliver Harriman,s
nsr house parties al Fernclin, and M and Mrs
z Mex. Twombly are entertaining at Florhan-
The season at the Hot Springs IS IN its zenith.
ne principal annusernents deer hunting, which
bsgzn yesterday; golf croquet and driving Cro-
ssf and rogue. which is variation Of the, for
ger have become quite scientific, and number
Il matches have been played Mrs stuyvesant
Fish who returns 10 New-York Wednesday, and
ROYAL Phelps Carroll have defeated Harry Lehr
and Mrs Z Rollins Morse. Mrs Jules Reynal has
beer giving some driving parties The one great
drive a. Hot Springs is 70 the top Of mountain
called Flag Rock where The view Is superb. among
z Stevens. Mrs. EDeu Wright, Air. and Mrs Bar
Ton French Mrs. Alexander Brown, P T. VII
49, Sir and Mrs cornelius vanderbilt. jr,
James J Van Allen and Miss Van Allen. Mrs ogden
are expected there this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
u-ort tiffany left the resort on Friday evening on
fany's father. sir Roderick ". Cameron. in Lon
cor. They viii, however. not go abroad
The season has also begun at Lakewood. and the
hotels are well filed. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick De
Peyster and the Misses De Peyster were among the
first arrivals Others were the Misses Nash and
J. Warren Nash William Morgan and his mother,
PE9|srs oe No ar9 Mrs Philip R5ineISnder
and AIr. and Mrs. Joseph Walker
T-r.guaTlv large Is the list Of the seasons debu-
tantes. and II grows each day. Besides the stat
uesque and beautiful Miss Frederick Webb, daugh-
ter Of Mrs " Seward Webb, there VIII be George
G-isWold Ravens daughter Marion; Mrs. Charles
2 Henderson's daughter Nathalie; Mrs Hamilton
Mex. Twou1bly's daughter; the Misses Iselin,
daughters Of c. Oliver IseIin; Julia Edwards,
daughter Of Mrs. J. Pierrepont Edwards; Mrs
NewaOld Edgar's daughter julia; Mrs. Jules de
Neutvile's daughter Marie: Mrs, John Ellis Roose-
TelrE daughter Eansy, and Miss May GalaUn-
Iae latter vii make her first appeaIante e- IN so
Frederic Gallatin. at No 61e FHth-aVe-' on De-
esm5er =
The s. Louis which arrived yesterday. brought
from Cherbourg Mrs. Whitney Warren and her
Daughter. who have been abroad some time The
same ship had also as passengers Nj and Mrs
Henry Asher Robbins and their son, Harry Pelham
Robbins. Mr. and Mrs Robbins sailed for Europe
y Msv Mr. and Mrs Benjamin c. Porter were
sls9 On board The POrters left NewYork on June
" They VIII 20 10 Tuxedo for a visit
Ms. Horace Porter wife Of the Ambassador was
Passenger On the American liner which sailed
ron CherboUrg yesterday. Mrs. Porter comes 10
ms country for visit Of two months. She will
4tt1rn 70 Paris for the Christmas holidays
The week VIII not De very rich in weddings. To-