New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-04
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

While there the usual number Of Yacht. ,r..
ent on the Hook for the Cup yesterday Their.
were a far smaller number of people on board as
the likelihood of a stiff breeze and consequently OF
a sea the reverse Of smooth. had served to keen
away all those who had reason to believe them
selves subject TO that distressing ailnent known as
ene maj dc mer The race was over relatively early
after seeing mos, exciting Of amy Of the a eon
yachts. p''ee 'e'"eei tine rSal
The special train which left the Long Island
depot yesterday morning at 1870 o'clock car
ried large contingent OF the fashionable
set to Islp. Long Island. to attend the we'd
ding OF Miss Caroline Livingston to Maxwell
Stevenson which took place noon at St
Marks Church The bride. who is a daughter OF
the late Robert Cambridge Livingston was arrayed
IN dress of white silk. trimmed with orange bios
s shn ana earn carried bouquet OF lles of the valley
livingston and was attended by the Misses Caro-
Bsatrix Hoyt and Caroline Fellows as Sridesmaids
Of Johnso Prav she gS3sFs
:, Sear1e Barclay, 1r and Louis LIVINGSTON The
Ing polo last week. limped perceptibly while making
MS way to and from the altar. Later in the after
with the intention Of making "trip around I ths
world by way Of a wedding tour.
The fashionable restaurants were less crowded
last night. at any rate far the nodish world
is concerned. than at any time in the last week
Al sherry's Mr.. and Mrs George Keppel and Regi-
X Drexel. Mrs. KeppeI wore a dress of white nAr
spangled with silver. laid over white silk while
her hat was composed of violets and pink flowers
Mrs prexefs gown was Of mauve crepe de chine
with bodice OF Irish lace. trimmed with black
were MIR ana and hs M OF pink flowers At another table
Mrs C. Oliver Isen and Mrs, Richard Irwin Mrs.
1sei,a more black net spangled with silver over
feathers. Mrs. Ledyard was garbed in white neI
s emp DER, with black with which she wore
%hite ieathers while Mrs Irwin wore white lace
Mr. and Mrs. Stanford White. the latter in Wbts
Sek h a c Mre oS %ate tgs rgehe and large
With apphaues Of white. with which she wore a
biack tulle hat. trimmed with white feathers.
Lenox's horse show opens to-day and gives pro-,
Use OF proving very successful. AT all the country
seats in the vicinity there are large house parties
which have been organized in connection with the
AFFAIR. and there will be numerous coaches in the
measure Among those who are entertaining house
p are Mr.. and Mrs William Douglas sloane
pa ~. sns Mr. and Mrs Charles Aston Brsted and
Robert Jafrray and Miss Jssrray have returned
70 town from Lenox. and are their house in
Mrs. Theodore A Havemeyer has returned Z,
town from Newport and opened her house in Mad
Mrs. Edward ]. Berwind has arrived in town for
the purpose Of seeing her mother of for Europe
Judge and Mrs John Clinton Gray arrived here
last night from Newport on their way to stay
With Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twomhly at
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander S. Clark have left town
and returned to Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Alexander have opened their
cottage at Tuxedo. and propose 10 remain there
until the end Of next month, when they will come
Lord Rosebery I. so we'll known on this side OF
the Atlantic, and has many friends in the Uuired
States. that widespread interest will be aroused by
the confirmation OF the rurlor OF the engagerent
OF his daughter. Lady Sybl Primrose 20 the Earl OF
Beauchamp- The latter until quite recently
Governor Of the colony OF New South Wales and
s as s See l.o ssT as d he is FsR Lady sys
child and sole heiress of Baron Meyer RorhschiIi
RED to the Earl OF Crewe. former Vice3ov Of re-
America by VIE the name 81 81 people i
ne sg6e WEN ne accompanies his fst5e- the
Among those who arrived yesterday TN -,-,ra
on board the Majestic were Mr.. s-5 M-z william
Rhinelander, Mr. and Mrs = : Czxl=T Rhine
lander. the Hon Hugo Barn. ", : - stav
with his brother. Cecil Ba-f-r n --rs,s,- Ms
j. n A Griswold. Mr.. a15 N-z =.ws-i Psi
Collier - ''7''
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert -zss.zz. -rfI spend
most OF the winter their ocu---v --zcs n West
chester.
Miss Elizabeth Duer Bro-so-,s s-zzssuszt to
Lloyd Carpenter GriscOm. United States Minister
al Teheran. serves recall the t-c- r.a- at one
time she was regarded a. likely - bscoras the
wife OF Alfred Vanderbilt. Who married instead
her most intimate friend, Miss Elsie French
whose wedding she attended bridesmaid. She
ofciated in the same capacity at the marriage Of
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt 10 the Duke o. Mari
borough. Miss Bronson has been II Europe for
O-1A rfrr,aN rf-h ha-
MISS sarah King. daughter OF the late archibald
q. King. OF Weehawksn. She Is nearly related 10
the DuerS- and her family has been Identified vita
the social history Of this city for generations
Lloyd CirIscon is, strictly speaking. PhiIaGslphian
being the son or Clement A Gfrscorl president OF
the American Line He for a tine attached
10 the United States Embassy in London and sub
sec uently distinguished himself IN such manner
as charge d.affaires at ConstanruOpls thar he
was promoted 70 the post II MiaisIsr 70 Persia
in London