New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
SOCIETY COMES AND GOES.

DOOlfI l. L AOMEO a " UOEC.
gray. lowering day at moment torrid in
its heat and again deluge OF rain-these cOndI-
tons did not benefit whatever social amusements
might have been arranged. At the seaside there
was damp fog which penetrated quite far into
the country In town there were not many well
known people at the play. but several familiar
faces were noted in F1fth-ave. and at the restau-
rants There is constant travelling TO and from
suburbs there viii be little Of interest this week
Tuxedo continues to be gay, and there viii be the
tingent at Meadow Brook. but the weather has
been very much against the meets. and they have
not been We'll attended
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs
have gone to the Hot Springs. Va. in Mr. Fish's
private car. They are TO be there only for short
time, as Mrs Oelrichs viii return Newport and
Mrs Fish has taken cottage at Tuxedo. The
Will close Wakehurst soon James J. Van Allen has
been at Tuxedo,
Eugene Higgins came to town yesterday with
the Varuna. He sailed from Newport on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Mortimer Brooks do not leave
Newport before next week
Mrs. Robert Goelet. who comes next week
from Liverpool, and who Is accompanied by her
mother will not remain in New-YOrk. According
short
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Hammond have taken the
house OF Mrs. William II. Taller. which adjoins
M that of J MI Lee Taller in East %
T TSmPstf FOR tb house gsss in East East % 0f will
ard at ScarbOro-On-Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert c. Bostwick will remain az
their country place in Westminster County until
late in November They will occupy this winter
the house leased by them from Ambassador ChOate-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hooker Hamersley have left
hair and at
Garrison's for the autumn
Richard Peters has been visiting at Tuxedo.
Mrs r. T Wilson returned from Newport yes
terday and is her house. No oil Fifth-ave
She has staying with her Mr. and Mrs. Orme
Wilson. who will remain until their own house. No
~ Ftfth-ave, Is ready for their occupancy On
the same train that brought Mrs R. T. Wilson
| George l. Rives and Mrs King and Mr. and Mrs
| Harry Payne Whitney.
Among the arrivals by the New-York yesterday
from Europe were Mr. and Mrs Francis Burton
| Harrison. They spent their honeymoon in Norway
| and Sweden Mrs Harrison attired in chic
| French frock of black tucked taffeta. the Eton
jacket being fitted 20 q stitched belt, below which
it was scaToped. 1t had collar and Of
embroidered ecru batiste. with insertions OF Cluny
| lace and open in front TO show a pale blue silk
bodice and a soft cream lace cravat fastened with
| a pearl brooch. The hat, OF dull black straw. had
a large brlm. on which a bunch of blush roses was
| arranged in front Mr. and Mrs. Harrison went
| from the steamer to the Hotel Savoy where they
| Will spend few days before moving into their
| home. the Swits Condo house No. West
/ Fffty-siXth-st.
! The meet Of the Meadow Brook and Rockaway
Hunt clubs will take place to-day at s:45 p. m at
| Wheatley Road.
| The marriage OF Blanche daughter OF Henry l.
| Horton OF No IA West FTfty-seventh-st, TO Ed
/ ward Hutton Will take place to-day at p. at
St. Thomass Church Mrs Ernest VI. Lockwood
/ will attend the bride mRtrOn Of honor. while
| the bridegroom will have his brother Flank as
| best man and George Ellis. tr. William Harte,
! Thomas Harris. Thomas Hale and Ernest NJ Lock
/ wood uShsrS-
| Mr. and Mrs J. Blake Baker have returned TO
| their house. No. 20 East FOrty-eighth-st.. from
/ abroad.
| The engagement Of Miss Charlotte W. Hopkins.
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins of
/ Washington, to ". NJ Rutter. Of Chicago. has been
| broken of by mutual consent
| Mr.. and Mrs z. n. Taller have returned TO town
from Europe and are at their home. In Washington
| Square North Among their fellow passengers on
| board the Auguste Victoria were Mrs. H Victor
| NewcOmb. Mr., and Mrs. Robert B. De Forest, OF
| No Washington Square. and Mrs. John r Law
| and Miss Lawrence. OF Sayville, Long Island
AWARDED A PRIZE.