New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-06
CONCERNING SOCIETY

The yacht races and the horse show. a,
isheo' THIS week will not have much social iuci
oent' Lie for the next month will be almos,
eh.reiy suburban There are many house parties
anu the scene Is constantly changing. The yach.
races brought many to New-York but now thai
.hey are ended the town will be bit dull until
freduent IVne IN TOR lhe winter This Is time
easements IT IS needless to say that that OF Sen
something Of surprise. although it was knows
Miss Palmer in London. "
The English party of which Miss Palmer and
her sister Mime Won Andre members Will
soon go abroad They have been over her for thu
Cup races and have had a jolly time. Each even
ing there has been little dinner one Of the
tanned. "''''' '"e' were enter
Among the house parties this week end ara
those of Mr. and Mrs III. Mex. TwombIy a, Flor
ham. Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor at Fern
cliff Mr. and Mrs. William d. Sloane at Lenox
Brook
On Tuesday the tea and reception the Bal
tusrol Club will start the fall golf season There
are many entries for the women's handicap. and
a large aSse mblage
On Wednesday win take place the wedding o,
Miss Barclay and Storkman Beeknan Colt. at the
home of the brides parents. Thornfeld. Cazenovia
This Will be very pretty suburban we'd
day.
The cable gives account this morning Of the
wedding OF Miss Helen Morton. the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Levi P. Morton. and the Comte Bosom de
Talleyrand-I erigord- The wedding took place
st. Mary's Chelsea. by special dispensation. 1t
the occasion a 81 bs are in oSsS 05 the
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Mr.. and Ms W. Starr Miller arrived yesterday
the ST. Paul. from Southampton They have
been away all summer. principally at Aix-les-Balns
beck Where they V viii be for the autumn On the
same ship were Miss Ellen Drexel Paul and her
father. James w PaIl. jr.
Horse shows are still the order of the day and
those of Lenox and White Plains last week
10 be followed this week by one at Morristown-
Among those who haze secured boxes for 1t are
Mr.. and Mrs John I. Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs.
Louis A. Thebaud. Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton Mex.
Twombly ard Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuy-
Cnb and all T the country houses in the surround
ing districts have house parties In connection T5a
dinner party at nd 9rR Nan SP crbner NE sn
Mrs George Frelinghuysen and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
A Thebaud.
Racing begins at Morris Park this week. and the
public coach Reliance will begin its trips TO the
on Tuesday. leaving SheTTys at no9a v; and
-N~~'
Mrs. ca.imir dc Rham is receiving the congratu-
Iations of her friends on the birth OF SON. She IS
staying with her mother, Mrs bergman
Mrs James ". Gerard has returned to town from
Baltimore. and Is staying with her mother, Mrs.
Marcus DAILY at No rs Fifth-ave. Her sister, Mrs.
Carroll Brown. is now on the high road to recovery
August Belmont sailed for Liverpool yesterday on
the Campania. and expects to remain abroad about
a month
Walter s Gurnee ST.. is expected back in town
toward the end of this week from Bar Harbor. and
will be at his town house. No. GO Fffth-ave
Preparations for the winter dancing classes are
now the order of the day That OF Mrs. Lewis Liv-
ingston DelaheId will meet at the Waldorf-Astoria
on November Is. December 10 and "A. January
and u and February 4 The new class oTganT I 9g
meets also at the waldorf-Astoria on December 8.
January and February a.
Mrs B, njanin Harrison. widow OF the late ex-
President Harrison has been spending the week a,
Tuxedo She the guest OF Mrs. George Hull
There a number of rev arrivals at the cot
tages Tuxedo last week. among these being Mr.
and Mrs Frederic H. Gallatin a. the Narnnm
g Fio8 5utpine small Cottage: Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs. Louis Butler McCagg-
Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright has taken the Seton
cottage. and will remain at Tuxedo this autumn
The entertaining there has been principally among
the young people. although a number Of dinners
have been given. A dinner and dance were among
the features of last Saturday evening II was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. George RutledSe Gibson for thel-
daughter Miss Marie Louise Gibson. who is a debut
tante of the winter
Miss Ethel Davies and her father. Julian C.
Davies arrived yesterday from England and Scot
land. They have been the guests of Miss Daviess
aunt. Mrs. Bradley-Martin at Balnacaen-
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Shattuck are in town.
having arrived from LenOx. Mr.. and Mrs. Shat
tuck among those who are seen each aIleI-
noon in Fifth-ave. in handsome motor.
There Will be a concert Saturday afternoon
October 12. the holle of Mrs. Edwin Gould. at
Ardsley-on- Hudson. in aid of Robins Nest" OF
Tarrytown. a free home for convalescent children
from the Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled Child
rem. Forty-second-st. and Lexington-ave- The
accommodates thirty children. The managers wish
TO build permanent home. and this concert Is to
raise money for the building fund The managers
Mairs. Mrs. Frederic Bull, Mrs. Robert Hewitt
Mrs. William Lanman Bull. Mrs. Lincoln McC0r-
mack, Mrs. Usher Parsons Mrs. Charles Worth
ington. Mrs. Henry Van DevenJer Black and Mrs
cert are: Mrs John c. Barron Mrs John H Hail.
Mrs. Charles j. Gould. Mrs. Howard Carroll, Mrs
William Rockefeller. Mrs. Joseph Stckney, MIS-
Macy. Mrs George F. Shrady Mrs Arthur L.
Barney, Mrs Avery d. Andrews. Mrs. George
Lewis. Mrs. Edward King. Mrs. TrenOr l. Park
Miss NJ E. Sands. Mrs: Edward c. Gregory. Mrs;
Arthur Sewall. Mrs. Michael NJ Van Beuren and
Mrs. John D. Archbold