New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

There can be no review OF the affairs OF sociefv
last week The nation plunged In mourning
and the members of the fashionable world were the
first TO recognize the fitness of this universal grief
All entertaining given up. and in the postpone
ment OF the Cup races the last week, which would
have been filled with entertaining. is left blank
matches at the various suburban resorts and New
rom the and TO r IN e03 GHPy
Ing a quiet, restful week at their homes.
Newport has many departures. Only one
affair remains. and that is the wedding of Miss
Elizabeth Wetmore Hunter to Mr.. Morgan. Thi,
will be home AFFAIR. The Hunters have always
lived at Newport. and they represent the old sris
tocracy Of the place A wedding in the Hunter
family always means a gathering of society," and
Season Newport takes parental pride IN the u Hume e
ter family. and cottagers and villagers will Unite
Of 0 herr hoe as Ma & @
ABLE II the DAYS Prior to the Revolution the three
three French officers. noblemen OF the old regime
Antoinette.
The comes from abroad of the engagement
Of Miss Emily Hoffman to Frederick Young Dal-
ziel. who is said to be very wealthy. He is rela-
tive of James Henry Dalziel. who is Member of
Parliament Miss Hoffman is very handsome
young woman. the only daughter of the late George
Hoffman. of Baltimore and relative OF the Key
family. of whom wrote THE Star Spanged
Banner" and granddaughter of John W. Ellis. Of
this city and I'd Mswport MISS Henman took part in
and her dancing made great sensation She Is of
cachueha aud fandango eiisited many braves from
enthusiastic audiences She appeaysd with The
went abroad as guest of Eugene Higgins the
HS s mother Hsr married onr br6 as winter Enc Charles
man. married Miss Sybl Sherman, a daughter OF
". Watts Sherman
Colonel and Mrs. Astor have left town. and are
at Fernclif for the autumn. Mrs Astor will take
part in the golf matches at Ardsley in October
the coming month. Her mother-in-law. Mrs. Astor
remains for the present at Newport
j. Coleman Drayton and Miss Drayton arrived on
Thursday from Europe. They Will go to Phladel-
phia for a short while Miss Drayton is to be a
this winter she win come to New-YOrk-
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt ST.. is at the Breaker,
She will remain there for short time longer. shs
has as a guest Mrs. Mackay-Smith, Of Washing
ton. ID. Z.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel T. Robb. OF No. 10 East
Thirty-ninth-st will sail for Europe wednes-
! day.
| Mr. and Mrs Frederick n Benedict. OF No. s
West Fifty have returned from Newport
and have gone to Oyster Bay. They occupied the
Bennett villa at Newport this summer
! The season at Richhed Springs will end by oc-
/ tober /. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Childs Dre1ei
and Livingston Ludlow Bddls Will close their cot,
| tage Wednesday. MI ana Mrs. j. Lee 4aHer VIII
come to town by OCTOBER
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Rockefeller were IN town
Yesterday They came from Newport, where they
have been with Mrs. Rockefeler's father, James
Stillman. They will go 10 their place in Westches-
ter for the autumn
Mrs Wetuore who has on from Newport,
was among those who TOOK luncheon yesterday at
| the waldorf-Astoria. She wore frock OF shep-
| .oraf md v-hif q
black velvet. Mrs. William K Nanderniit, IT. Nas
at snerrys GTssssd n 6e 5r1T srs sr trimmed Sn with
/ chou of black satin-
Anonp those who arrived yesterday on board the
| - louis were W. Gordon Fellowes. Colonel and
Mrs George B. Mcclellan. F L. Tuckerman' MI:
and Mrs ". II. Boardman Mrs j. 2, boIIne SIe, ana
| the Misses Bourne and Justice ana Nrs- Mar'n D.
Keogh.
Among the weddings which are TO take place this
fall Is that Of Miss Grace Scott to George r Dyer
| Miss Scott who lives with her aunt Miss psna
Gurnee. Of No SIS Fifth-ave.. has been travelling
| abroad with her.
| Mr. and Mrs 5. Barton French will go to the
VIRGINIA Hot Springs next week. and expect TO re-
main there throughout November. Mrs: Stuyvesanr
| Fish is likewise taking party to the HOT springs
! The debut Of Miss Alice Roosevelt. daughter Of
the President has been postponed for year She
! is blond. tall. fond of outdoor games, skilled
| horsewoman and an expert at goiL
T. looks as IL there would be considerable
| amount OF life during the coming week at Tuxedo.
The annual horse show invariably at1raCs rssx for
number of people. and furnisnes 'T its Pest in the
| fall and the place is rapidly nlins up
rrna horse show there promises TO be great sue
| ,oss some or the best known prize winners al the
| sahison Square Garden show have been entefsu'
80 oln,ost all the boxes have been taken aHons s
others by J. Henry Smith VIC ls T5STSr Pierre
Sriard SrIRs Theodore rnghuysgn RqBaTd bard Ss MSs
timer Jules j. Tatsb{e S4Te5Se ,7 * D Juiard
1,,,ss Brown Potter is back at Tuxedo ana :
about 10 receive visit from his son-h-laM 49,
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James A suhal 49,, tsis
C'arIes p Alexander will arrive there tnis
~ and So too will Mr. and Mrs francs t,s Prs P
toD Harrison while Mr. and Mrs IA deSg Nrs Rich
ars Mortimer have Z, house party tn1S MS, iTrlds
Tuxedo for the no, snow; NJ snd Mrs winthrop
NbsnIer M1sI end Colonel and Ms. William Jay
Mr. and Mrs Newbold Edgar Henry u, .-.,aust
.ryusrus Van Cortlandt. r. b Van III ~ Jy-u
rs yvortbtnzton Davis and Miss Davis ana luS va al
lam Milne Grinnell are stoPph's a. -"
Tuxedo.
NJ and Mrs H G. McVickar are stasis an
NJ and Mrs Price Collier at their eOe1ss p,son
-r,xedo Lake while MI. and Mrs " "'ilIa NAT of
uamilton have Mr.. ard Mrs. pevsIeaI1A ,be Goelet
ssnnihsmpton staying with then a. aIr and Mrs
cottage in the East Lake n no%Tij of%nTijI,srd cottage al
Howard Page are at the smaH 'uiii'
Tuxedo.
.ro,s+ Belmont is settled for the seaso seas. .on-
t,ar,1s,sas ana is entertaining house paw Nrspa
sisting of Count Muceola. Of Italy sIsr M william
Tiffany and Miss Tiffany ana ~ ;1 rs attempt pre-
son, son; W tha rImninS OF the proposed tr0Aes
through Hampstead
,,o-,,,ar D,,rvea and Francis & Stes-~, SteVe sor
among those who have arrived d - +ba George