New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
WINGS TO FEATHER THE TAMMANY NEST
IN SOCIETY.


money. The most fantastic prices being offered
for craft to be used tomorrow in the yacht races
out without avail. and there numbers of peo-
pie VINO having invited large parties to witness
the contest, are now unable 10 find any vessel on
which to accommodate guests Except for those
who sleep on board yachts the night before, the
day is going to be one of much discomfort. Those
who are asked merely for the day are requested
to come on board before O'Clock. which virtually
involves getting up in the middle of the night
Under the circumstances good tempers will be sub
tected to severe handicap especially II there is
any sea. and NAL de mer is added to other discom-
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt are expected
here to-day from Newport for the races. and will
prooaply make stay at Lenox before returning
TO the city by the They were dining last night
at Sherrys Mrs. Vanderbilt in a frock of dark
blue, with white Directoire hat trimmed with
black. AT a table near by were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erlck Benedict, the latter gowned in light blue
tafeta, trimmed with white and a large blue hat
adorned with blue ostrich feathers. Mrs. Cow
erneur Kortright likewise had party dining with
b,, nsT at SheTys last night Her toilet of
black belt and a large black picture hat.
Mrs. George L. Rives was among those lunchng
at Demonico's yesterday. With a black cloth
skirt she blouse OF black silk with hair
lined stripe of blue. and a small black toque.
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish was lunching at the Wal
dorf,Astoria a atIeS in tailor made frock of sill
Miss Whitney and her niece. Miss Eweretta Ker-
nochan. who had come up to town yesterday from
Seabright, were taking luncheon at Sherry's Both
nochah wore hat Of Yellow straw wi trimmed With
red flowers, Miss Whitney had small. dark
bonnet
A number OF yachts due to-day from New
port bound for the Cup Among them are
the sultana the Alvina and the Narada In the
party on board the last named are Mr.. and Mrs.
Pembroke Jones' Mr.. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden.
Johnson, Stuyvesant LIE Roy and Edward Bulkley.
Mr. and Mrs George B. De Forest will arrive in
town from Newport tonight for the yacht
They. will return after the races are over. and
remain at Newport until the middle of November
Albert Morris Bagby has arranged TO give an
other series of musical mornings at the Waldorf
Astoria this winter. The dates will be December
8, l6 % and 80.
Philadelphias annual dog show will take place
November q. 2s 90 and 30 at the horticultural
Hall. The committee in charge of the affair con-
sists Of Alexander Yam Van Rensselaer,; Clement B.
ward Moore Robinson and j. 3. Lippincott,
Invitations have been issued at Philadelphia for
the marriage of Miss Laure Barney. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Barney. to Henry Miller
Watt. The ceremony Is to take place October
.. at st. Paul's Church Ogontz. Miss Emily Barney
will be her sisters maid of honor while the brides
maids will be Misses Charlotte 6. Barney Laura
II. Cook of this city Clarisse Butler, Ida Rowland
and Sarah Pepper Gerhard. William C. Watt will
De the best man. While the ushers will be Dr.
William Pepper Thomas Roberts, jr., BENJAMIN
Roland Robert H. Large and Francis l.. Cramp. \
reception will follow at Eidon the country place
of the brides parents at Ogontz William C. Watt
has himself Just become engaged to Miss Julia
Scott Of Washington. and made the announce
daughter of Major and Mrs. D. NJ Scott
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. David H. Greer will
main at their cottage Easthampton, Long ISL
and until the middle of next month
Miss Iselin is staying with Mrs. John Sloane at
Wyndhurst, LenoX.
Miss Kate Cary will be one of the largest ex-
hibtors at the Lenox horse show, which opens on
October A. and has made entries both in the four
in hand and tandem classes. Mr. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton w Cary have left their country place Long
Island, and staying with Mrs. William +. Cary.
horse Show W he Ms C Barne s' gmr
den, jr., and Charles Astor Bristed.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. wife of the President
will pass through New-York to-day on her way
from Oyster Bay to Washington
The marriage of Miss Annie Early to Arnold
Randolph Fairfax is set for October Is. and
will take place at Washington Arnold Fairfax Is
the third In line of succession to the Fairfax peer
age. being cousin of the present peer who is a
Clerk III tne employ OF Brown BrotnerS, and who
good American citizen, disdains use the title
of Lord which is his by right of inheritance and
styles himself plain Mr.. Fairfax Miss Early is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Early of
Washington. whose wedding gift to their daughter
will be a country seat in Virginia She is grand
niece of General Jubal A Early. of the Confed-
crate army.
Miss Edith Wetmore has Mrs. Frederick Allen
staying with her at Newport
BISHOP MDONNELL OFF FOR LOURDES