New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
ABOUT SOCIETY.


or view. Many had gone to Newport. returned
to their country places. There were also counte'
attractions. of these being the Tuxedo hors,
hunting at Meadow Brook and golf at Lenox ant
eq, e1nea country resorts The dances have been re
parties over Sunday.
The little season." the Parisians cali IT, was
never more gay than this year There are ne
large entertainments, but the two weeks OF mourn
ing and depression being followed by reaction
which shows what wonderful recuperative power
is possessed by the American people There is
great tendency wear black. and if official
ing had been announced there would have beer
few women who would not have gone into 1t. The
sports and little dinners restaurants and visits
70 70 the various theatres There will be no dance.
az country casinos. which are most informal ant
are for the young people
1t seems almost certain that Mrs. Ogden Geelei
will not return to this country this winter Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt have taken her
house for time. They looking around for
home. They will not return to Washington Square
as they wish TO be nearer the colony in the upper
short trip abroad, and may sail next week, 10 De
gone about month. returning home in December
Mrs Robert Goelet will open her house at New
port next summer, and she intends to be in New
York for part Of the winter, Miss Beatrice
Goeiet will. however, not make her debut for some
time.
There is much sympathy expressed for Miss
Caroline Livingston and Maxwell Stevenson on ac-
count of the serious accident which happened to
the latter on the polo field on Friday. Their we'd
ding may have TO be postponed. Maxwell Steven
son is brilliant polo player. His injuries have
been pronounced serious but he has a splendid
physique and il is hoped that he will be able
pull through The accident has caused gloom IN
the Meadow Brook set. where Maxwell Stevenson
popular gaTes The poo have been goiH
On all week and are nov regular institution at
This is time OF year when it is almost impos-
sible to follow people, as they seem to be going
here and there and are constantly on the move
Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Haggin have returned from
their trip to Kentucky, and have gone to their
Tuxedo cottage for the autumn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ Celrichs and Miss Oelrichs have been
in town the greater part of the week. but Will
close their Newport cottage until after October.
Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Dyer jF., and Miss Laura
swan are TO leave Newport permanently to-day;
has been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs Pembroke
more have returned from Newport.
very pretty small dance was given on Friday
evening by Mr.. ami Mrs. George RutIedge Gibson
al Tuxedo for their debutante daughter. Miss Marie
Louise Gibson. 1t for the younger set only.
Among the prospective debutantss who were pres
We're Miss Gwendalyn Burden, who is staying
the d1agRter Of Mrs. Tams; Miss Gertrude Ps
Miss Edith Poor and Miss Cynthia Roche S. AZ q
debutS this winter
Tuxedo has been very gay Nearly every cottage
in the park Is occupied. and the promises
to be very brilliant Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NORTH
mer had a house party during the week. composed
OF Colonel and Mrs William jay, Mr.. and Mrs
Winthrop Chanler and Mr.. and Mrs George B. De
Forest. Staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Frelinghuysen Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Alexander.
whe open their own cottage n aos Igs az S S5
house for tEe autumn Nj ana stIs . as5 RS
and Mrs Alfred r. Conkling are at the Thomas
Stokes place.
The leasing by Henry o, Havemeyer, jr OF the
home OF Or. and Mrs Samuel ". Lambert, No
110 East Thirty-hfth-st., assures society another
M WSinf RET5 ror ana see M Hsvy Is third
of the late Theodore A. HaveneyeF- ihe mouse
Is ing. very handsome and well a''P''a lot sA'S'-'
The death of T. Ridgeway Moore brought up
many "reminiscences of society some years ago IN
New-York Mr.. Moore one of the best known
cotiIon leaders of his time. He was nephew, not
a bFother-in-iaw. Of the late Bloomfield Moore.
whose wife was the sponsor for the Keely motor
The Ridgeway family to which ]. Ridgeway Moore
belonged is well known in Philadelphia. and his
aunt is the Countess Dowager de Ganay HIS
cousin Henri Ridgeway, who married Miss Nun
roe, the daughter of the Paris banker and sister
OF Mrs John Munroe. Of Paris, is one OF the best
known sportsmen in France. An unfortunate al-
vorce suit in which J. Ridgeway Moore testified
led great deal OF discussion years age ana me ne
His friends have always mantalnsa Ent s+' me ne
most u9UstEX E tTsHsa r5S and IN ths omg RSe
the Knickerbocker and Union and otner eITss I;5
he was seldom seen in his old haahts' anu AssN
for the most part abroad
! The marriage of Miss Helen Morton. daughter OF
| Ex-Governor Levi P. Morton. to Count Boson de
| Tauevrand Perigord second son of the Duke OF
| Taueyrand and Sagan. will take place IN Lohouh
on October 5 at ST. Mary's Catholic Church Chsi-
sea 1t will be followed by wedding areaklast al
the of Rs R Rdfs Is s ftsr ea MsS ans Miss
Morton while Count Marius dc Gaillner fstsr son a.
Of War viii offsciSte as best man. a civil marriage
will take place at the French d her s
/ London on the same day The bride ana nei
parents are at present in Paris
! The fashionable restaurants presented a rather
deserted look at noon yesterday the contrast Win
! the animated scene the same hour on Friday De-
/ ing very marked. At Sherry's Mrs H Mortimer
Brooks dropped in for luncheon. dressed in a gown
! of black cloth dotted with small white chehihe
spots with which she wore a small black bonnet OF
Jet and chiffon Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence n MaGhss GI
were lunching with Mr.. and Mrs WllilaIn lam, n TaI aI
derbilt j at Dem9nSos Ms a9adST3 g S,p "a three Rr
Corner hat of white straw faced with blue velvet
6eobs At sh nng eSere 'hde M Snd %s Mrs Royal
Carroll dinner party Of ten t al 5asIy aarIy a.
/ about a dozen people at the same place
Judge and Mrs James NJ. varnuHn, ". W shef-
/ man and r. w Sherman arrived from Europe yes
terday on board the Campania-
Mr.. and Mrs H. Mex. Twomby staying with
/ Mr. and Mrs William D. Sloane.
/ Eugene Higgins has decided to spend part of the
! fall at his farm Morristown
Mr. and Mrs John r. Livevmore have returned to
town from Newport and will spend the ian with
/ Mrs Livernore's mother. Mrs. n, Mortimer