New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
ABOUT SOCIETY.

The Cup races will to-day once more exact ".
attention of that portion of society which i, ,rrsr
ested In yachting. But the attendance of the ,.sh
ionaoie set will probably Lc far smaller than a,
previous days. the is likely to be son,svba+
| rough and productive of NAL de mer. The boats
however will have fair wind for the race ac
coiinihg 10 The prediction and from sporting
Sei5s the most interesting of any that has yet been
held II being Shamrock weather.
Ihere were several weddings Yesterday among
.ne number being that OF Miss Nanetts Middleton
daughter CT the late William ]. Middleton. TO Hor-
| ace Barnard, which took place at Grace Church
| at o'clock. The bride was attended by Miss
fanny ogden as maid of honor; while her little
niaiSs s,su snu NAY branden We're the brides
uShers We're Riehard a zsresa E Mortmer n war ns
Frankn NJ WsrneT Aer The L. rae5yon and
Among those present we're Mr. sns Mrs IN
Bacon, Nh ana Mrs. Frark A. Zerega Mr. and
son. Graham Parsons and Mrs. Augustus zeregs
1t is to-day the wedding takes place of Miss
Caroline Livingston TO Maxwell Stevenson at Islp
special ran will Mn leave sS E5sT al moon and
lo;2O o'clock. returning from Isip at $50.
Among those sailing to-day for Europe board
| the Deutschland Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fl. New
house who have been entertaining and been
entertained extensively here and have become as
popular with the fashionable here they are
In London where they make their home part of
| the year.
Mrs Edward Renshaw Jones and Miss Mabel
Jones, who have just returned from abroad. will
be at the Touraine, in East Thirty -nnth-st, for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles T. Barney town
from Southampton at the end of this week. Mr..
town until November.
Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs Benja-
Davis and Miss RomoIa E, DahIgren arrived in
town last night from Newport
Miss Wells. daughter of Mr. and Mrs ". Storrs
Wells, goes to Buffalo to-day to visit the Pan
American Exhibition.
Theodore y. Havemeyer has leased the Stockton
villa. in Bellevue-ave.. Newport. for next sum
mer.
William *. Vanderbilt sailed yesterday from IAv-
erpool for New-York the Oceanic.
The wedding of James Frederick Bacon and
Mary. daughter Of Mrs Charles r Swords. takes
October IT, in Zion Church at O'Clock.
Judge and Mrs. John Clinton Gray are due to-day
at Madison. \. j.. for a stay with Mr.. and Mrs
Hamilton Mckay Twombly at FIorham.
The announcement yesterday of the marriage Of
Miss Emily Hoffman to Frederick Young DaIzieI
last Saturday in London created some surprise as
II had been understood that the wedding would
tax TAX place several weeks later Mrs, Dalzel is
George Hoffman. whose widow is the wife Of
daughter Of John Washington Ellis II IS gnds1
stood that Mr.. and Mrs. Dalziel will make their
nome IN Paris.
Taking luncheon yesterday at the Waldorf
Astoria were Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright Mrs
John r. DrexeI. who had laid aside her rnournin;
and wore frock of cloth trimmed with bands
OF ecru black tulle ruche and a large black hat;
Mrs James p. kernochan, in a black silk gown and
a black bonnet trimmed with white lace: Mrs Cor
Vanderbilt n a rn1L of Sf7ch
with white lace and a gray hat: Mrs FredericS
toque; Miss Anna Sands: in dress OF the same de-
Scription but with white hat trimmed with
black cloth skirt pale blue silk blouse ana bacS
hat
At Sherry's Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury was
taking her luncheon with Mrs. John Jacob Aston
the latter in toilet of soft, old rose silk with a
black toque while Mrs, Waterbury was all in black
There were also Mrs. Robert Cioelet. in a tailor
made frock of black cloth, with a black hat: her
daughter, Beatrice. in a black serge skirt AMI
Jacket a white shirt waist and black hat;
trimmed with bands of black satin while her Bal
hat was adorned with white wings; Mrs Edzar
8, black hat and the latter in a black CLOTH froes
bows.
There was a large representation of the fashion
able Sherry's last night at dinner time -
one table sat c. Oliver Isen and his wife the lat
ter in gown Of black net spansled with silver
and black lace hat. while close by were Mr. and
Mrs. Whitney Warren and Miss Evelyn Burden.
the latter in white. with a pink picture hat ami
With whits tuie hat trimmed led with black e At
another table G. r Alexander and Mrs. Alex
and Mrs Fr rI RSi,t "sI " Vy WeT
Park ard Miss Edith Wetmore and her brother.
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