New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
REFERRING TO SOCIETY

hotels the mOdish restaurants and the Isas;ss
fact there We're many well known peopis r. IN IN
met me- & az every step that il was difficult see how
the fashionable attendance 1t said to have lag
At the waldorf-Astoria for luncheon was NJ
William X Vanderbilt. jr.. in a frock Of bIa.r
broadcloth. with fans of black and white So
herds plaid let into the skirt and a trin,r,in .
the plaid on the jacket. With her was Miss -
leen Nelson At adjoining table was NJ.
stuyvesant Fish. in frock of castor eolored co,s
and velvet The coat of velvet had long tails a, ~
back, la directoire. The seams Of this coat ,-
covered with bands OF cloth. stitched wbiIa j..
revers and roll collar were of pale blue cloth -
with band of white cloth. stripped with narro-
black braid She had large black picture ba,
trimmed with black feathers Mrs Duncan E,u,~
who was likewise lunching at the Waldorf 49,
toilette of black and yellow and there was -
colored silk mingled with the black on her 80
ROUND nat Mrs l. Townsend Burden was in blacr
ana wore black nat trimmed with white wings
"hlie MISS Evelyn Burden wore a frock os 49,,
heliotrope CLOTH with large picture hat =, 80
same color Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs was ano,bs
OF the fashionable women lunching at the WaIdo-.
ohe mad on black silk skirt with black cbiso~
nodlce applqued with white lace and black b.,
Mrs William Paine Thompson at a table DAa -
was, was gar3ed in black broadeloth. her hat bsf5.
sopossd nnp entirely OF pink velvet geraniuns Mss
tailor frock of black broadcloth and is-gs u n
straw nat faced with white straw and frimnasSS oasS
in front Mrs Frederick Benedicf was sas ron 6rn
1iee we al ana wnte foulard while Mrs. John R. Drey.
ao S ~ purple cIoth with a large black chin bst'
0ng Others lgnching at the Waldorf were Mrs
Charies Childs and Mrs. Joseph StIcJxne- -U' MIS-.
uichins at Sherrys We're Mrs. Frederick w
eanderoit' In dress of pale lavender cIo,b
trimmed with Irish lace and a blscL- ,i,+- - r'
Mrs H Mortimer Brooks. in a eour - 49, na,'
snots a0t9ea d an over with small white cheniIs
21poIs; ana bonnet Of black chiffon and Mrs.
Wldener, 18th a01
themums ~ "-i''e chrysan-
DihiAs last night at Sherry's were Mr. and NJ,
Corhehus Vanderbilt the latter in a toilet =.
White lace. with white lace hat Her cous,r
.drs william K Vanderbilt. jr presented q st-,k.
ing contrast In black spangled net with a -,
hiack hat Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll who wa.
with her husband in white lace biIa w.
James . Barney vas in ecru lace with 4 Iargs
Olack nat and black feather boa Mrs S-rvv.
SAINT SAINT flsh' who Was dining with Mrs D1nc.,
E4iot' was In white lace. with a large vvbi,s ~,
trimmed with black velvet while Mrs. E,u;ot - "
frock Of yellow lace and white bat trin,n,as
win black velvet and pink flowers Miss Arr
with iona i ecTn iaSe and white straw hat trimmed
bet Ihe latter in white lace, with hIacx
vas in white crepe de chine trimmed yTitb I me
A-te' and a large black hat. --S"
october 8 is set as the date of the r,arrisv. ~.
Miss Abby c. Aldrich to John D. Rockefeller r.
me ceremony will take place at noon at the eoun.
Try home Of Senator AIdrich. at Warvicx
II will he foTIoTTsd b, "y 'e 5Sev. James g. Vose.
which number of invitations have been issued -''
The wedding of Miss Edyth Patten to Major.
General H. c. Corbin. Adjutant-GeneraI of ths
Army. who has just returned from Manila will
take place at Washington November . at ths
brides home.
1t is on October that the wedding of Miss Caro-
line Livingston. daughter of the late Robert Cam
bridge Livingston. Maxwell Stevenson VIII take
place at IsliD. The bride will be attended by her
cousin Miss Caroline W. Fellowes. maid OF
honor. and by four bridesmaids including Miss
Mary Hartman. Miss Beatrice Hoyt Miss Carolina
Wilmerding and Miss Evelyn Parsons: Arthur Ise-
Bradsh Johnson. man r j. @ seaTs ii BaTclsy W LQu Is
viii leave East Thirty-fourth-st. at IO:20 a. m r.
turning from Islip at 3 The eeremony vii b
and will be followed by wedding breakfast.
Captain and Mrs. Warren Beach. who have spent
the summer at Saratoga. will open their house IN
Fifth-ave next week for the winter.
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Thebaud. who returned from
Pacs Earsps tas Morris Eef na aa gone to their country
August Belmont and William Barclay Parsons
| leave here next week for Europe for the purpose
of studying the underground railroad systems o.
Deutschland October 3. while Mr.. Belmont fo-
lows on Saturday the Campania-
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walcott Warner have re-
turned from their Canadian trip. and are at their
country place on Long Island. where they vii
spend the fall
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelarder are az Atlahis
| CITY They will return 10 town Ter the Vihi1F
| toward the middle of next month
Mr. and Mrs John r. LivermOre arrived IN to~H
Yesterday from Newport Mrs. James = re-
| nochan Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer, j. ana aSS
Syran retTrn 10 town on Monday for the winter
NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON.
Newport. R l. Sept. y (SpeciaD--WIiiam =
| Ieavitt the artist who thrown from tTenetA-
| wbeeler's horse a few days ago and seriously ~
! tured has recovered sufficiently 10 De a0ie -
| out.
| Mrs William T Bull gave childrens parry a.
Dudley Place this afternoon The cutting OF an IN
| mense birthday cake one Of the lntereS'N'
| features of the occasion -,
/ Mrs = l. Fowler entertained at dinner uA'