New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
RELATING TO SOCIETY

RELATING TO SOCIETY,
Morristown will continue to attract large M
bers OF the fashionable set this afternoon 10
successful horse show, which will be wound nm e
morrow night with dinner dance at the Nor,
Sounty Golf Club. where over one hundred tables
morrow eTeSir SeTr ,,I engage9 ior the affair To-
the series of weekly dances ArdsIey and isS %
wise at the Rockaway Hunt Club -A0
Mrs. GOuverneur Cortright will occupy the sa,,,
Cottage at Tuxedo. where she is to spend tba
The United States Ambassador to the Cour. =,
81 James and Mrs. Choate as we'll as Mr. 81
M MS 5 heyi r Morton are returning from Eurous
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs is back in town ana
staying at the WaIdorf-Astoria for a few ds,s
ftes aeF brie 9egS & is being pTepaEed for her reception
10 go 10 Egypt for the winter. P00s
Mrs William Astor who was to return D,
yesterday. will remain Newport until ro-rnorr0-.
o. Monday. She will give a dance this ,ri,, ~.
& ner TWO granddaughters. Miss Helen RoosevsIt sn5
MISS caroline Drayton, the former being Crs 80 ni
the seasons debutantes. 0Ie o.
Woodbury. Kane has left town for Newport
Mrs Adolf Ladenburg has arrived at westburv.
Long Island. for the winter
Henry C. Marquand and his daughter NJ.
Har3,d ia } Godwln have arrived in town for the sea-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Van Allen have terminatas
their visit to the Pan-American Exposition at Rnf
faio' and have returned to Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Emmons have arrived
in town for the season from Newport
John D. Rockefeller, tr.. and his bride are SPEND
ing their honeymoon at the Rockefeller place, o,
the Pocantico Hills, near Tarrytown n T. Y''oe' ''
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt will tat,
possession November l OF the Kingsand hoUss
No 721 Fifth-ave.. which they have leased for thu
winter. ~
It is Thursday next that the Chatsworth cuh
opens its doors for the fall and winter season.
Mr. and Mrs T. J. Oakley Rhinelander and Mr.
and Mrs William RhineIander go to Lakewood
next week
Among those seen in the avenue yesterday wers
Mrs. Alfred @, Vanderbilt. with her husband. and
Frederick Davies. Mrs Vanderbilt being dressed IN
frock of royal blue canvas CLOTH white blouse
and black hat Mrs Joseph Stickney in a bIscs
white lace and a black hat. was walking with Miss
Anna Sands. who in a toilet of black cIofS
sides. ~
Prince Giovanni del Drago, who arrived in this
country on board the Oceanic, is the grandson A.
old Queen Christina of Spain. and nephew there
fore. OF Queen Isabella, who now makes her bon,a
at Paris His mother. Dona MiIagros is a daugh-
ter OF Queen Christina by her second and NOR
ganic marriage with the Guardsman Munoz WHOM,
she raised from the ranks TO be a general duEs
or ReinzeriS and minister OF State and fo-
whose sake she was eXiled from Spain The Dal
DragoS are one OF the ancient fsrlfez ~
the Roman patriciate, and are able TO trace baes
their ancestry in unbroken line to that RodoInhs
de Dragontbus. who was Imperial Vicar Of AsssI
in the year 11S3.
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt tr will bs
at the Garden City Hotel for a month this autumn
Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe or
the Auguste Victoria were Mr. and Mrs Charles
II. Williams, the Count de Sibourg and Mr. and
Mrs William H Crawford Sir Henry Burdett
FORMER secretary OF the London Stock Exchange:
Mrs. Won Andre. and the Count and Countess "a
Langter Nillars sailed the day before on the Ma.
jeStic- -
W. X Vanderbilt has postponed sailing for New,
York until October 80.
Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes and the Misses stokss
are at shadowbrook. their place at Lenox