New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
ABOUT SOCIETY.

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Sherry's palm garden will reopen on Saturday
which may be taken a Indication that So
cety is returning if not to town. any rate TO its
suburbs. and that the fall season has begun
Among those taking luncheon at Sherry's yester-
day were Mrs Sydney ]. Smith and Mrs W Pier
son Hamilton. the latter IN a frock or navy blue
and white foulard. trimmed with white lace and a
small round hat of black straw trimmed with red
flowers: while Mrs. Smiths frock OF gray
linen. her hat being a large black one. trimmed
with cherries
Among those dining last night az Sherry's were
Reginald Ronalds. who giving dinner party
in honor of Lady Sarah Wilson and her husband
Sir Edward Hamilton. Lord Athumney, George G.
De Witt, Lloyd and Whitney Warren. Stanford
White and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick o. Beach. the
parent lace yoke. and nat of gray straw trimmed
with gray velvet
Among the many weddings set for this month is
that of Miss Gwendolen King and OF Edward
Maitland Armstrong. which will take place to-day
a. Trinity Church. Newport A reception win fol-
low at hingScote, the seaside home OF The brides
mother. Mrs. Edward King
The engagement is announced Of James F Bacon,
son of Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon. and nephew Of
Mrs S. Van Rensselaer, Cruger TO Miss May
Swords. daughter of Mrs. Charles r Swords who
Miss Sarah Wiley He is a member OF the
KniekerbockeT Is the s. Anthony and the BatusrOl
- The Wedding VIII take place = about 30 IT, the middle
r.. Swords at New-Hamburg, n. Y.
Miss Fanny Ogden, whose engagement 10 Joel
Mott Allen was announced yesterday by The Trib-
une. is her fathers side related TO the Ker-
nochans. 70 the Goelets and 20 the Costers Her
aunt, who was Miss Grace Ogden married Henry
Kernochan- The wedding will take place on Octo-
Der so
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Putnam. who have been
spending the summer the shores OF Lake Suna-
pee. returned TO town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rollins Morse. on closing their
! cottage Newport. will take possession of the
Bank mansion. in Fifth-ave., near Fortieth-st.
which they have leased for the autumn
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Mortimer who have spent
the greater part of the summer at Newport. have
returned TO Tuxedo Park and opened their cottage
there.
The approach of the winter demonstrated yes
terday by the the part of the National
Horse Show Association of the programme Of its
annual show, the seventeenth OF the series. which
! will be held at the Madison Square Garden from
November IS %. The list of judges comprises Z.
Vivian Gooch. of Windsor. England; Prescott Law
renee. H. N. Bioodsood. Richard Carman. Henry
Fairfax of Virginia. and John E. Madden and AL
bert c. Hall. The name of the French riding
ter Bussigny. whose judging of the saddle classes
gave rise TO so much criticism last year Is not IN
cluded In the list of judges just issued Entries for
the Horse Show close Saturday. October %
There are to be dances every Saturday night
through September and October at the Ardsey Ciuo.
/ New-York is to have portrait show this autumn
/ for the benefit of the New-York Orthopedic Hos
/ ptaL Stanford White. J. Carroll Beckwtth BenJa-
/ min c. Porter Francis Iathrop Mrs. Seth Barton
/ French. Mrs John Hobart Warren Miss Whitney
/ the affair in hand
The Oceanic. which arrived yesterday brought
| among Others Colonel and Mrs William Jay and
/ their daughter and MOnsignOr DOane.
| Edgar de Peyster's death has thrown number OF
! people into mourning. including his sisters Mrs
! Rayard Clarkson and Miss Emily de Peyster- ne
! had been an invalid for years
/ Mr. and Mrs William E. Dodge have closed their
stone. sitor nat at Riverdaie -on-the-Hudson.
! The engagement is announced al Philadelphia or
| Holden Bovee Schermerhorn. members of the wen
known New-York family Of that n2In3; 20 @"'
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Kingston g. Wheieh-
! In honor OF the first anniversary OF their we'd
! ding T. Shaw Safe and Mrs. Safe. who was Miss
! Hattie Gammeil gave garden. party at Grant I.i1
! Park Newport to party OF about TWO huIluieu
| poor children
| Mr. and Mrs George ". Vanderbilt have delayed
| their departure for Bitmore. They are now at
Es@Ss; EioaSs staying with Mr. and MIS- "''@'H D'''
Ienox's floral parade will take place to-day. START
| the from Curtis's Hotel and ending at Edgecom0e.
the beautiful country place OF Miss Furnlss
I An entertainment in aid of the Stony WOld Sana-
| ,ori,m will take place at Newport Saturday
\ next and will include tableaus and dances
! MIR and Mrs Daniel lie Roy Dresser are enter
] tanning a house party their country place a.
I oyster Bay. Long Island
-Nr and Mrs T. Nelson Boriand have leased inc
| Tnxeao cottage of Alfred Seton. jr., for inc
| autumn.
! Commodore and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry VIII eaNo
| Newport next week for their country place '
/ Delaware Lake.
| THE OCEANIC PAYS GOFERNHENI "hNN'
Duties 10 the amount of s16o GOO were collected i,
messengers on the Oceanic. which arrived yes1efs
This sum is exclusive of the value OF articles SCI.
| The Appraisers Store. H. c. Friek, VINO saiN 10
| he had purchased but few presents aoruau' :,
| tributed $3.50 or a little more than one-eisn
! The total amount turned over TO the goVeli'
Mr. Frick EXPRESSED himself as being hls..y ctsd
nieased at the way customs offcefs ton
| his trunks. after he mad MADE AsAA
| OF what they containAa-