New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
IN SOCIETY.

Country house parties and country club dances
are the order of the day for this week end. and
the town in consequence will be somewhat de
serted from the social point OF view. There is
be large dinner dance at the Morris County Golf
Club might by way of winding up the extremely
also to be dancing at ArdsIey and at the Rocka-
way Hunt Club. The golf tournament at Baltusrol
az ana the Norris Park races VIII ada TO the number
or suburban attractions
Dona Eleonora Massimo, Princess ArsoH, who
arrived yesterday on board the Columbia, is the
wife of Prince Francis Massimo. and has Ameri-
can blood in her veins for she is a daughter of
that Princess Salvador BrancacCio so well known
in New-York society. and VINO is herself the
daughter of Hickson Field. OF this city. The
young Princess Massmo therefore finds a large
number of relatives, especially among the Fields
and Bradhursts. to welcome her here. Her hus-
band is the eldest of that Prince Camille Mas
simo who Is Postmaster-General to the Pope
Of Princess Marie OF Savoy, and whose wife
is a daughter OF that royal French Duchess OF
Berry who underwent such extraordinary ad-
ventures during the third decade of the last
century, eventually marrying her chamberlain, the
Marquis Lucchesi Paln. The young Princess Mas
simo ArsoH who is staying with her mothers
cousins the Fields, in West Thirty seventh-st.. be-
came possessed at her marriage OF some of the
Jewels Of Queen Marie Antonette. which came TO
her through her husbands maternal grandmother.
the Duchess OF Berry. The Massimos are believed
TO be the most ancient family in Rome. and con-
bTn yh1T , ehsS 5 Ea Fbu. f6s Roman gem
erSl who defeated the Carthaginian commander
Massmo Arsoi Is married 70 the spanish infanta
Beatrix Of Bourbon. daughter of Don Carlos The
young Princess. who speaks English perfectly, Will
be joined soon by her husband
Mrs Ward McAllister and Miss Louise McAIis-
ter have returned to town from Greenwich, Conn.
and are at their house in Madison-ave. Miss Nc
Allister is. however. going TO Newport on Monday
Mr. and Mrs Henry A Barclay have returned
from Southampton Long Island. their country
place at Short Hills. Their daughter, Mrs. J. Ste
vens Ulman. and her husband have likewise left
Southampton. and AT their house on East
town to visit General and Mrs. Henry L. Burnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor sorchan have returned TO
! town from Newport for the season
Miss May Van Allen who has been staying with
her grandmother, Mrs. William Astor. since clos
ing Wakshurst VIII return M TO N0T5s, to%n with her
Mr. and Mrs. Jose de Navarro have arrived in
town for the winter, and at their home in West
| Forty-sixth-st
Mr.. and Mrs Cary T. Hutchinson are staying
with Mrs Hutchinson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry F. Dmock. at the old Dimock homestead
at South Coventry Mrs Hutchnson's town house,
No 10 East sixteth-st which was Wedding } pres res
occupancy this winter
So extensive are the alterations in progress at
the house at Madson-ave. and Fifty-seventh-st.,
which Mr. and Mrs v. X, Vanderbilt jr., have
leased for the winter that Il VII not be ready ior
their occupancy until after ThankssiVins'
Mrs spotswood D. schenck will return 10 town
to-day for the season. and will open her house In
Lexington-ave
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish is still at her country place
at Garrisons and will remain there until she comes
| The engagement is announced of Miss Helen Tre-
main Martin. of Albany to E T. Mason of this
city. Miss Martin is niece of Bradley-Martin
and OF Mrs Julien T. Davies
On october 80 the marriage will take place of
Miss Fanny Ogden 10 Joel Mott Allen the Church
| of the Ascension in Fifth-ave. Bishop Potter will
perform the ceremony. Miss Ogden will be at
tended by Miss Janet De Kay, Edward Allen viii
Augustus Davies Charles Wisner. Rufus Graves
and Charles G. Mott
The annual musical in aid OF the charity known
as the Robins Nest will be held this afternoon
at the country place of Mrs. Edwin Gould. at Irv-
nhd other artists viii take part in the Concert
which promises TO be great success
! Mr. and Mrs George b. De Forest have arranged
| TO return to town for the season Monday next
from Newport.
| Now that the yachting season IS ended, most of
the big boats are being put out of commission, and
a tive her rom in order
to go into winter quarters
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew expects TO sail for
| Europe In about a week. His marriage to Miss
May Palmer will take place at the house of her
sister, Mrs Won Andre.
PROFESSOR WHITE TO GO TO HARVARD.
DEAN OF CORNELL ACCEPTS AN OFFER FROM