New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
IN SOCIETY.

IN SOCIETY.
The races at Morris Park. the meet at Meadow
Brook and the bicentennial celebration at Yale
took a number of people out of town yesterday
aaITLernoon, ar while foc those who remained the
to offer considerable attraction as the fashionable
SCI was largely represented there. The show con-
TSs Ts Park there will be golf at the Morris County
Club and al Ardsley.
Mrs. George Woolsey. whose death in London
Saturday last was totally unexpected by her friends
and relatives here they had had no intimation
Richard Morris Hunt, the architect, and was mar
Woolsey will bring oveF the M body Of hs Wife on
board the Majestic for burial here
The Duke of Hamilton's engagement to Miss
Nina Moore is announced by cable. He is Of
the poorest peers of his rank. his cousin the
late duke left all the unentailed property 10 his
girl Of seventeen an income of not more than
$4,000 $4,000 year going with the dukedom- The present
been an invalid. He was formerly in the Royal
Miss Ethel irwin and Henry A. Van Bergen will
be married At Paris on November r.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson have arrived in town
from Newport. and are at their house in Fifth-ave.
for the winter. They were accompanied by their
daughter. Mrs. Michael Herbert. who is going on
at the house Which, The latter has Isken for Ss
autumn at Westbury. Long Island
George W. Vanderbilt has returned TO Bntmore
y C. but Will be back here for Election Day. He
e came TO town for The purpose OF registering and
town house in Fifth-ave These alterations include
ne conversion Of the dining room into a library
Vanderbilt will arrive for the winter season early
IN December
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane will return to town
on November 10, and will open her house in West
Fifty -second-st. for the winter She he's been en-
era &srIIt'ins & a succession OF hoase partles az Elm
visit TO her son at college before coming the city
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton NICK Twombly are likely
10 remain at their country place at Madison. " j..
untn January, IT is unlikely that the alterations
Tn nov "a pr0sreIs al Ine & SoTh house WiL oe com
the dining room are being considerably enlarged.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Oakley Rhnelander will re-
main for another month at Lakewood before re-
turning their house in West Fifty-second-st for
the winter. Mrs. c. F. Sands. the mother OF Mrs
Rhnelander. who sailed the other day for Europe
will spend the winter abroad
Mr. and Mrs. John W woodneld. the latter
daughter of Louis T. Hoyt. OF Fffth-ave., have re-
turned TO the United States from abroad and are
at the Cambridge
Mr. and Mrs Charles W Hardness will move
into their house in Fifth-ave., formerly the home
OF Henry NJ FIager after Thanksgiving. Until
then they will remain az their country place at
Morristown, y. J.
DR. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb continue 10 en-
tertain large house parties at Shelburne Farms
their place in Vermont. They will not return to
town for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Gansevoort Sanford. who
have been spending the summer at Ardsey, have
returned 10 town for the winter, and at No So
East Fifty-sixth-st, Mrs. santords parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph T. Low, are at the Plaza for a
few days before opening their house in West Fifty
second-st. for the season
Among those sailing to-day for Europe on board
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Eugene Hg-
gins. Egerton L. Winthrop and Mr.. and Mrs. s. F.
Bddle
Mrs George Cornwais-West. who was formerly
Lady Randolph Churchill, and who IS the daughter
Of Leonard Jerome has many relatives and
friends in Newly society that it be of in
that the publication Of The Anglo
Saxon Review" which she has owned and edited
its origin, will cease with the present issue.