New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.
| White Plains Will be to-day the Mecca of large
contingent of the fashionable owing to the West
! chester Horse Show which begins this morning on
the fair grounds in connection with the County Fair
The Westchester Horse Show is always an attrac-
ton in the fall season for that element of New
York society which is accustomed to spend the
houses with Which Westehest este County, the Hud
Sound are osd ant 'hT esrs not only OF
horses, but likewise take interest in horsefesh.
is not merely nodish function but likewise an
SHOWS as til sSur S 5e ana moag t6ose Whe
have contributed to the list of entries are Mr.. and
erbee and Miss can Farng spaces haSe BEEN
Thebaud Colonel William jay oS q Oliver fse
lin, A G. Bostwick and j. Forbes Leith. c. Oliver
The Cup monopolized the attention of So
ciety once more yesterday, and there less
Of either wind or than any previous oc-
casion, the yachting parties organized in connec
ton with the affair We're enjoyed hugely Colonel
Astor had a large party on the Nourmahal. which
looked odd without her bowsprit which she lost
last, and J. Cass Iedyard had party on board the
by ) Perpon Morgan r e n M Ior ne 5aed
on the Columbia, while the Chester ". Chaplin
York Yacht Club and their friends. A large party
6 came ha up from Tuxedo for the race which they
ther horse show and taken as whole the races
tnoush hasco from a sporting point of view,
proved great social success.
Another horse show. which takes place this week
opening the day after tomorrow. is that at Lenox
horse shows and cup constitute the chief at
fractions of the hour.
Among the arrivals in town yesterday from New
port were Miss Josephine Johnson. Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock. Center Hitchcock Mrs Francis B.
SWdyne wi
A |. Childs expects to reach to-day from
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt Field Bishop are leaving
for the Pacific Coast. and sail October from
San Francisco for Japan China and the Philippine
Islands
Among those dining last night at Delmpnico's
were Mr.. and Mrs George l.. Rives and Miss Natica
Rives, who had come from Newport, and George
r. Schieffen. while at Sherry's dinner time the
representation of society large, among those
present being Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Miss Anna Sands and Rawlins Cottonet. Mr. and
Reginald Ronalds. Mrs. Cooper Hewitt, Mr.; and
Mrs =; D. Morgan Mr.. and Mrs c. Oliver Iselin.
Lady Sarah Wilson and her husband, the major;
Mrs. Aston and Miss Wetnlorc
Some hundred guests have been asked to at
tend the marriage of Miss Caroline Livingston to
Maxwell Stevenson. which takes place o-morrow
at Islip the bridegroom having recovered sufficient
y from the effects OF his polo accident of last week
nal plans unnecessary
The marriage of Reginald Brooks Miss Phyllis
Langhorne will. II is said, take place at the Bran
don Hotel Basic City. Va, within the next two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kingsbury Curtis are staying at
Lenox with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Montgomery Hare.
while Mr.. and Mrs Lucigs X Wilmerdng are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs William Douglas Sloane at
the same place.
n
father of Mrs Robbins.
w. Fitzhugh whitehouse sails for England on
October H. in order join his family his
try place, in Warwickshire.
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Dodge return to town
week from their country place at Riverdale-
on-theH Hudson. where they have been spending the
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lawrence Van Alien have gone
to Buffalo to visit the Pan-American Exposition;
so. too. have Mr. and Mrs Robert Maclay Bull
Mr. and Mrs Levi p. Morton. with their daughter
Helen. left Paris yesterday for London. after affx
ing hs m 6n to h m
CORD. The wedding will take place next Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt looking
for house in town. They have closed their cot
tage at Newport. and will spend few days with
Mrs. +. o. French before coming to the city for
the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keppel returned yesterday TO
town from spending the week end with Mrs. stuy
vesant Fish at Garrisons-on-the-Hu Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Parsons are staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Parsons at Lenox. Mrs.
Parsons. it may, be remembered. was Miss Elsie
Clews: Her brother Henry has returned to town
from Newport.
Mrs William Jay and Harry Lehr were I'm a
luncheon party given yesterday the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Jay was in black tailor frock, with
a white and a black hat Mrs. James p
Waldorf yesterday. She was dressed in black silk
and wore black and white bonnet.
Mrs William Astor has arranged TO close her
house at Newport and return to town for the win
ter on October 10.
Henry Wise Miller and his wife. who was Miss
Alice NJ Duer. receiving the congratulations of
their friends on the birth of their little at the
X Duer. in East Fifty-third-st
The two Misses Letter sailed yesterday for Eu-
rope to join their mother in England Ii Is poss-
BILE that they may eventually go on to India In
order to make another stay with their sister Lady
Curzon who has already sailed TO rejoin her hus-
band the Wceroy, at Calcutta.
MARRIAGE OF MISS HELEN MORTON.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAUGHTER TO WE'D COUNT
BOSOM DE PERIGoRD
Paris. Oct. Tho marriage contract between
Miss Helen Morton. daughter of Levi p Morton
former Nice-Presdent of the United States and
Count Bosom de Perigord, son of the Duke of
Talleyrand-Perigord. was signed here this morning
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