New-York tribune., 1902-09-27
About People and Social Incidents.
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Abominable weather marred the success AT any
from social point of view. of the horse shows
at MfneoIa and at Tuxedo which opened yesterday
and which will continue to-day. That at Mneola' as
usual enjoys the support Of the s1eey repre
sented among the entries conspicuous among the
exhibitors being Mrs Adolf I,adennuag,d Enyh@H
Hitchcock. jr.. Harry Payne Whitney anu roAii''
Keene.
With regard to the show at Tuxedo, an account OF
which will be found elsewhere. the entries nave
been larger than before, and Dig co'ii.Se4i
of the fashionable has assembled at the parh o
the occasion every cottage being full OF guests
while there is not a to be had at the cluo-
Among the entertainments given there {es.efoby @ b
in connection with the affair We're lunche1s me- M apa
n Mrs M Richard MOrmsr % @ e1r snd nTapd aTFi While to-
night there viii be dinners given by Mr. and MeS
Henry ND P99r & 4r non snd M nhe and Mrs Richard
Mortimer
There will be dances at most of the suburban
clubs tonight. that Morrstown being preceded
by several dinner parties. from which the various
hostesses will take their guests on TO the dance
vicinity of New-York which not filled with house
parties to-day among them neng RonG IaTge coz q
The early return of William c. Whitney and OF
Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney to this country
from Europe has been heralded by the arrival OF
a large number of driving and saddle horses at
October Mountain William C. Whitneggs ns pace aaeaT
benox 1aY Is @ spnd the greater portion of
the fan at October Mountain
Mrs Seth Barton French passed through town
Yesterday on her way from Newport to her place
at Hot Springs, Va, where she will spend the fall
Among others IN town yesterday were Mr.. ana
Mrs Orme Wilson. Miss Ann Morgan Mrs. Fred
erfck Bull ami Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt. who.
already announced in this column will occupy this
winter her town house. which was rented to MI
b,i1 aG s; t oi @ H. DieAe T ud Iast Pr baT Country
place on the Hudson. until late In the fall
Mr. and Mrs. w. Scott Cameron have gone to
their country place at Hampstead. Mrs A Scott
Cameron will not return from abroad for several
weeks yet.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs Cameron Wins
low have left Newport for Washington, where they
Will spend the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French leave Newport
next week for their cottage at Tuxedo, where they
VIII spend the falL
Clarence H Robbins Charles P. Williams. Will
lam II. Catlin, j. w. Barnum and +. NJ. Ware
have been selected to act judges at the Norris
town Horse Show, which opens on October s.
Mr.. and Mrs James r Haggin have leased
Lyndenhurst. Bellevue-ave.. at Newport. for
the season Of 19os This is the villa occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Burden will open
their house in town until quite late in the fall
Mrs Francis BurraH norman Is AT Lenox. stay |
ing with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Albert Shattuck.
The Orange County Hunt Will hold its first meet |
at Goshen on October l at 130 o'clock.
The of Alexander Harvey's death at Albany |
evoked many expressions of yesterday
afternoon at the Union and Calumet Clubs. to both
Of which he PeioRged , and IT. they & T T be m aFf Gd
Of private secretary Albany Charles Boyd,
State Superintendent OF Public Works
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt have given up
their Pinard cottage at Newport and will make
their headquarters at their farm at Portsmouth |
during the remainder of their stay in Rhode Island
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Hammond receiving
con gratuations the birth yesterday of a little
girl at their house in East Seventy-second-st Mrs
Miss Emily Sloane, daughter of
William Douglas Sloane. and granddaughter OF W. |
II. Vanderbilt
DINNER GIVEN BY HOLLANDS QUEEN.
The Hague. Sept. 26.-oueen Wilhemina has gone
to Castle Loo TO spend the autumn.
AT the dinner which her majesty gave last night
10 the members of the Amerco-Mexican Arbtra-