New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15
SOCIETY SUNDAY REVIEW

The terrible calamity which has fallen upon ~.
nation has for the present stopped all social r,,nc
lions and put an end to all entertaining Fes,yi-
ties OF every kind have been abandoned and II,
national Sereaveenp has bSW OWE pc me- s
o. oring,ns many more people into town than
are crowded, and many private residences open
Under the circumstances there Is but little IN
record in n social way the arrivals and DE-
partures Of people belonging the fashionable set
also Mt and Mrs Sornels t9 5nwn as have
modore and Mrs. Gerry and the Misses Gerry are
expected Tomorrow from Newport
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt have taken .
mousse at Westbury for the autumn This is the
hrst time that they have joined the Meadow Brook
colony Mr. and Mrs W. K Vanderbilt. jr. rented
house s some time ago in the same neishhorhood
pit have small party,up at Sycamore Lodge, their
place IN the Adirondaeks Their guests include Mr.
Bradish Johnson and Miss Edith Gray daughter
of Justice and Mrs John Clinton Gray
The wedding Of Miss Caroline Livingston, daush
ter of Robert Cambridge Livingston. and OF Maxwell
o. Stevenson will take place at 81. Peters Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram S. Hewitt and the M,se,
Hewitt have returned from Bar Harbor and are
at Ringwood for the autumn They will not move
into their renovated house until December. The
work in connection with the alterations is still In
progress.
Tomorrow will take place the wedding Of Miss
Lydia Emmett the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Amory
Elliott. Of Boston. ana Alfred Goldman. The cers-
mony will be celebrated at Nahant. Mass
On Wednesday Miss Ethel Thornell daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. ThornelI. and j. Prentice
Kellog will be married at ST. Peters Protestant
episcopal Church. at Monmouth Beach. N ]. The
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Taylor of East Frftieth-
ST.. have returned from Lake Champlain and have
gone TO their country house at Lawrence. Long
Quite number OF well known people were at the
! fashionable restaurants yesterday. Mrs. Mackay
was taking luncheon at Delmonico's arrayed In a
frock OF colored cloth over silk of the same
shade. The jacket and skirt both trimmed
with applique Of silk flowers in pastel tints The
girdle Of reseda silk. With this she wore a
Mrs. Clarence Carey and Mrs Lawrence Waterbury
took luncheon at SheETys Mrs Gasey n sllysr
Of white LACE and large black straw and chiffon
blue and white dimity trimmed with white lace
Her large white straw hat was almost hidden
under veil of navy blue chiffon
". Bayard Cutting jr.. and his wife. Lady sybil,
contemplate spending the coming winter in Cali
forna-
Invitations have been sent out by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sackett Moore Barclay for the marriage Of their
daughter Beatrice. to Stockton Beekman Colt. on
Wednesday. October 3, at l2;So O'CLOCK AT 4hoIn-
field. Cazenovfa, n. Y
I. is probable that the marriage OF Miss Helen
Morton daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi P. Morton.
TO Count Bosom de TaIleyrand Perigord VII take
place In London during the rah' instead OF mere IN
New-York
Mrs. Clarence Dinsmore will spend the winter at
r,,,edo She has rented her cottage at Aiken for
the season.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Nick Tvonoiy are az
EIo-b.m their country place. Madison, N j.,
where they Will remain until DECEMBER
The Jucauia which arrived yesterday. brought
number OF well known people. including +. w
Rhiuelander Robert Goelet. Charles LaIhsT' il
and Robert and Arthur Hoe
Among the debutantes of the coming season VIII
he Miss Rosalie Gardiner Jones, a daughter OF OI-
and Mrs Oliver Livingston Jones, who have spent
the summer at their old manor house, on Long
Island Miss Marie Louise Gioson da9 gI w. o,
Mrs George Rutledge Gibson and MISS Heen 1aI
Cortandt Monsoon daughter OF Suase t atoST ntsr WI
likewise make their debut IN society THIS "An9eA'
Mrs Bradish Johnson. Mrs Walter suydam MFs-
ruc,us K Wilmerding Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson MIS-
william jay and Mrs. Richard Irv1n are organizing
a fair. which is to be held on December t ths
Waldorf-Astoria. IN aio Oh 0io A''' -
Sisters OF ST Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Waterbury, who nave oeeh
cruising about on their yacht Saxon since leaving
u-I,t.r uarbor Me are at their country place
at Morristown N j.
p-o,sss,r and Mrs III Fairfield Osborn and their
5argbter Miss Virginia Osborn. have gone 70 their
place Wing and Wins. Garrisons-on-tne-Huoson