New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
IN SOCIETY.

| The Morris Park fall racing season il dr.~,
a close. But there has been no falling o, ~ 20
| fashionable attendance and the clubhouse H.,
| this afternoon providing the weather is favo-aL,
bids fair TO present most brilliant spectacle 49,
mindins one of the lawn at Ascot or at Autsr,
place of all that best socially speaking in WING
abI G C9hnts and most Of those Of the fashion,
hssh may be seen assembled there. the women ar
Among other features the social programme
for to-day the Ardsley Club tennis champion
ship at Ardsey. golf at BaItusrol and at other OF
the suburban golf Clubs and the meet of the Vest
| The Yale bicentenniaI will take a number of peo-
| pie to New-Haven next week. and there are few
of those in the fashionable here who have been
graduated at Yale or who have sons and brothers
bration.
There was a large and fashionable attendance ar
st. Leos Church yesterday. when requiem mass
was celebrated for the late Duke of Alba. The
body, which will be shipped TO Europe to-day on
| board the Lucania placed before the altar the
bier being adorned with white and purple dahIlas
quaintances of the dead nObleman and with his
Spanish Consul GeneTal and Don Jasn RisnS see
retary Of the Spanish Legation at Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison were the
recipients yesterday of many warm congratula-
tons the birth of a daughter Thursday at
their new house. in Fifth-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w Longfelow at
| Riverdale. Mrs. LongfeIlow, who is daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Maturin l.. Delaheld. is taking an
active part in the canvass for her husband the
Republican nominee for Alderman in the XLth Dis
trict She drives every afternoon into town from
Riverdale for the purpose of endeavorins by means
Of personal persuasion to win the support of voters
| for her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Maturin L. Delaheld likewise
at their country place. at Riverdae. while their
son. Edward G. Delafed. and his wife, who was
Miss Marsaretta S. Beasley, are at Short Hills " J..
Clarence Fl. Mackay has presented TO the Roman
Catholic Church at Roslyn, Long Island, an organ,
costing about $4,000
Mrs. Yznaga has come to town and is staying
at the lie lox with her daughters. Miss Yznaga and
Lady Lister Kaye
Mr. and Mrs f. R. Wharton have returned to-
town from Lenox and are at the Cambridge.
Prince del Drago will spend Sunday at Chatsworth
PerisoTd s15T ''''' " ''
Mr. and Mrs r. T. Wilson who were to returns
until Monday when they will arrive here for ths
winter with their daughter. Mrs. Michael Herbert,
Mrs Levi P. Morton does not accompany her hus-
band and two daughters. who will arrive from Eng
land to-day board the Philadelphia She may
come over later Mr.. Morton and his daughters
will go at once TO Elerslie his place the Hudson
where they will spend the fall
Mrs Harry Lehr is not in Baltimore, as has been
party night Arleigh. the place which she has
leased fer the autt mn
Among these who returned to town Yesterday
from Newport were Mrs. q. Fl. Bergman and Mrs.
q. e. PomerOy.
Mrs John Nicholas Brown. who arrived tins
other day from Europe. has gone to Newport and
is staying with Mrs John Carter Brown
Mrs s. T. zabriskie has arrived in town from
Newport for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross r. winans in town FOR a,
few days on their way from Newport where they
have spent the summer, their home. in Balti-'
more. where they will pass the winter.
Mrs Jerome BOnaparte, who arrived yesterday
with her son. ]. N. Bonaparte, on board the Ftrss
months with her married daughter, the Countess
de Moltke. in Denmark
Miss Alice Roosevelt is in Boston staying with
her cousins the Lees She will join her father, the
President at the Yale bicenIeunia celebration next
week.
Parke Goodwin and Miss Goodwin have rsturned
to town from Bar HarbOT and are at their house
in East Thrty-SeVenth-St.
Mr. and Mrs. H. De Berkeley Parsons will return
to the city for the winter next week from their
country place, at Rye.
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