New-York tribune., 1901-10-05
REFERRING TO SOCIETY

Society divided its attention yesterday s.,~.~
the yacht race and the horse show wita e aec,dsI
preference in favor of the latter, Judging by III,
fashionable attendance there. Although yester
days Cup race was by far the most exciting ben,
the last of the series, and was won by III,
American defender the narrowest of margins
yet the contingent of those yachting enthusiast
that went down the Bay to watch the contest wa
more slim than any previous occasion. tn,
chilly weather, which called for heavy overcoats
being in a measure responsible for the decline IL
the number of spectators AT Ienox there was thu
openrhs Of OF the horse show which has ted to IN,
seats around the place while al White Plain.
tnere was likewise a very successful horse show IN
Judging of the saas eass for 's Saddle
shown and ridden by their owners. all PROFESSIONAL
exhibition of tandem teams. which afforded III,
ing At Meadow Brook there was meet of tn,
hounds So that. with the departure of people fol
social point Of view recalled yesterday oliver Gold
Among the few in town yesterday. and who wer,
in evidence either In the at the fash
ionable restaurants. were Mr.. and Mrs Eugene s
Reynal. Mrs. William Cutting. who taking
luncheon at Delmonico's; Mrs. Frederick o. Beach
Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt. Mrs j. Stewart Barney
and Mrs Harry Lehr who are here for a few days
on their way to Baltimore, where they propose ts
spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maitland Armstrong havt
returned from their wedding trip. and are stayint
at Newport with Mrs. David King, the mother q
Mrs Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller expected
to-day from Cleveland. Ohio. at their house, Ia
West Fiftyfourth-st., where they will remain until
they go next week to Rhode Island to attend theh
sons wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Baker give a large dinnea
dance at Tuxedo tonight
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius X. wilmerding staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane al
Miss Della Gurnee has been staying at the Buck
ingham Hotel since her return to town from ahroa<
last week.
Mrs. James P. Kernochan. Mrs. John r. Drexel
and Mrs. Charles A Post have left town and re-
turned to Newport
Colonel and Mrs. Delaney Kane are still at New
port and propose to remain there for some weeks
to come They hey have Just moved into their newly
Mr. and Mrs s Barton French due at Ho,
Springs Va. Wednesday next. They are now
at Newport.
Mrs William PostIethwaite and her sister, Mrs,
Hugh l.. Cole, arrived in town yesterday from New
port. Their father, John W. Ellis. follows them
the day after tomorrow.
The marriage took place yesterday in London Of
Mrs. Andrew Martin, widow OF the orother OF Feter
Martin, of San Francisco, to William Robinson OF
Washington Mrs. Robinson. before becoming the
wife of the late Andrew Martin, who died Swo
months after his marriage was Miss Goad-
II is to-day that the marriage takes place in Lon.
don of Miss Helen Morton. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Levi P. Morton. TO Count Bosom Talleyrand
Perigord second son and principal heir of the
Duchess of Talleyrand. who as Princess de Sagau
played so great role in Partisan society IN tha
first twenty-five years of the third Republic
It is at the house of her grandmother Mrs Walk
entine G.. Hall. that Miss Elinor Roosevelt viii
make her debut in New-York society next month
at tea given in her honor
A dinner party was given last night by Miss Cone
stable at her brothers studio.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Oliver Coles, OF No %
West Fiftv-dfth-st announce the engagement os
their daughter Miss lillian Coles 10 Samuel Owen
EdmondS OF this city.