New-York tribune., 1901-09-26
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

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The fashionable restaurants and hotels were well
filed yesterday and might easily have imag-
ined it horse show week, instead of the end of
September. Among the familiar faces seen were
those of Mrs, John Jacob Astor, Miss Whitney,
Miss Amy Townsend, Miss Anna Sands, Mrs
Gouverneur Kortright Mrs William p Thompson.
Miss Alice Blight. Mrs Cornelius Nander9t MIS- MIS-
l. Townsend Burden, Mrs Clarence Cary. Mrs.
RSeTe MfE Hcrmsnu @ oerch Mrs. Rita STOKES
and her sister. Miss De Aeosta
Their gowns were like the advance autumn dis
play at some fashionable modiste's Mrs. Astor wore
a smart serge frock of watermelon pink. finely
striped with black and white. and made with
deep girdle of gold cloth. Knots of black velvet
ribbon trimmed the white straw hat. Miss Sands.
who with her a tailor frock of black
cheviot, with a black walking hat. Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, who unched at Sherry's. wore frock
and a black and white straw toque Mrs. Alfred
G. Vanderbilt in black cloth. and wore white
lunching AT Sherry's where Miss Whitney and Miss
END were also o seen fhe LGreF b b5ne IN
and the latter in black and white foulard and
Was in ' purple cloth dotted with white Her hat
made OF roses shading from purple r to violet It
green broadcloth. and wore a white straw hat. and
o s Sf ahd aeE 6cfnre a Il @ cay aeo
lupched at sherry.s Miss Alice Blight was an an
wearing black hat.
Mrs. E. Reeve Merritt who wore gown of black
crepe de chine. black feather turban and black
tulle ruche around her neck lunched at the Wal
dorf. Mrs Frederick Esler. who also there,
wore Oxford gray cloth frock, the jacket of
Which had steel re4e1S Her s4qqe }1s was As
navy blue cloth. Her Eton jacket had short sleeves,
were seen She wore hat OF white felt trimmed
cloth skirt. white silk blouse and toque of red
straw. the brim of which was lined with small red
black hat.
Mrs Theodore A. Hsvemeyer jr Mr. and Mrs.
T. Shaw Safe, Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Whitehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. a. Cass Garfield and Barton Willing
will be in for the races. during which there
Mil Mil e enterfnin To-Day viii be Eugene higgins on
the yaruua; Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor on
the sutana, and Henry Walters and Mr.. and Mrs
PembrokS Jones' on the Mazda Ther g sHeS's MI, Wi
Lily oeirichs. Miss Josephine Johnson. Peter d.
9rtn Mr and Mr A j. breSl Win have Some English
friends on their yacht
John ID. Rockefeller. jr-. and his future bride, Miss
Abby Aldrich. of Providence. will live at No l3
West Fifty-fourth-st which Mr.. Rockefeller has
taken for a term OF years
The Kronprinz Wilhelm brought among other
passengers Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt, Mr.
and Mrs. a. B. Boardman. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Thebaud the
Houghton, George Peabody Eustis returned from
abroad on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Norman de R. whitehouse ex-
pect to remain until late in the season at their
country home on Long Island. Mrs. c. Albert
Stevens will spend the winter in Europe. and has
rented her cottage at ROslyn-
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson return from
abroad at the end of next week and will go to
their cottage at Bayshore, Long Island before
turning town for the winter.
! Miss Marie Winthrop. who spent the summer at
Newport, is now at LenoN.
| Mr and Mrs. Stephen H. Pen have rented the
| house No. 1l6 East FOrtieth-st- for the winter.
| William c. Whi:neys invitation has been ac-
| cepted by the American Beagle Club to hold its
| annual championship trials at his place on Long
| Island.
There was another drag hunt Meadow Brook
Yesterday which we'll attended. Many of tine
| cottagers have returned, and dinners and
small entertainments are planned. Among the
| latest arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Have
meyer who have with them Miss Anna Sands.
| Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer will have party
| of friends with them over Sunday at Tuxedo
| The marriage of Miss Edith Babcock TO Eugene
| Pintard BickneIl will be celebrated in Christ
| Church, Riverdae-on-the-H Hudson, on Wednesday
| afternoon, October =.
| Mr. and Mrs Marion Story are at their home. in
| Westchester. Mrs. William A. Parry has arranged
fa Bay Ridge .Hf Mr and Mrs M Robert Y Mcm will
t remain at Cooperstown uas after Thanksgiving.
| from their country place at Cazenovia until late
| in the fall.
Frederick \. Duneka and Miss Lillian Jefferds
We're married in Boston YESTERDAY at the home of
| WILL OF "BUD" ELLIS PROBATED.