New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

NEW-YORk SOClET4.
Town is beginning to pick up amazingly anu
there Is every prospect of an early and long
season. The last week here has been animated
1t is becoming difficult again to secure tables at
the fashionable restaurants where familiar races
abound Carriages and automobiles throns the
avenue an afternoon, and in every direeuon
the theatres are opening up and playing u "ei.
and dd w sna M th month ss here or at
ginia Hot Springs at Lenox Many OF Ii r. faiI
at tuxedo at Ardsey and at country places
and m 1n n5I and the Of
rapid oeomotion afforded by AUTOMOBILES VII Foot
IN town ane and % e ohe IN the com
bine urban with rural pleasures
Talking of automobiles Lenox is up In arms
against them and for the fashlonaoe
set and the people of the town are IN uli
Members of the summer colony anu nc
permanent residents have joined forces against lhe
motor, and at the entrance of the GROUNDS vi tue
Lenox Club and of the Lenox Golf CLUB 1heie al
large signs saying that no automobiles are aiio"ea
on the premises In fact. Lenox mas reihA a,
faithful to horsefesh. and one of the prifcip' ,
Whieh ope G to-day Will be the eox Horse show
on Friday NEXT at the sonn far Everybody in
Lenox is cooperating with the op}edt o. ncIpde
besdes william poasas sloane Ls9s
Reginald Vanderbilt: his hanGee MSS IS Rnrden.
s D. Ba5cock, James 4 burden; ir The number
With
house parties are to be given in connec'ioh Win
the affair.
Talking of Lenox it may be mentioned 'ha'
there is to be no floral fate this year. and 1t seems
probable that this feature of the LenoN IAN VIZ,
pass out of existence. Last year II was aoahuo
at the last minute on account OF Inc he been such
lack of enthusiasm about the matter 'ii' yea
that the affair has been given up
There will be a large number of departures this
week for Europe They will include the DucnesS
of Marlborough, who will be accompanied ny Hei
of Russia and his suite are likewise 9ooksaji o b
as his movements are s0m ION IsIart,re
may possibly again de1er MS uePdl'Ni0
Tomorrow will bring about many departures
from Newport. and il spite Of the fact that there
are several more entertainments which hgure on
the social programme there, the season OF the CITY
by the sea is at an end. and the exodus OF society
this week will be of the most extensive character
prominent among the departures being Mrs Stuy-
vesant Fish, Mrs. Richard Gamoriii MIS- Cor
neIus Vanderbilt Mrs Ogden Mills MIS- PeIn-
broke Jones Mr. and Mrs Peter Martin Mrs
Charles NJ Oelrichs and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs
who is in mourning for her brother ana VINO; aI I
all dd not g9 to made to muse final flicker
life into. the Newport season have faiec ana the
be abandoned while the dog show at the Casino
last week was. from social point or view
hasco
Count and Countess Henry Frankenstein will
spend the winter with the countess's mother, Mrs.
William Cullen Brewster at the Nevada, Sew
enteth-St. and broadway
Mrs Oliver II. P. Belmont gave a large dinner
dance last night at Brockholst her place at Hemp
stead Long Island. for her daughter. the Duchess
of Marlborough. The Hampstead colony and
Meadow Brook and Roslyn set inquired largely
among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs John II Hammond. who have been
Jxir rarII- IN
town this week for the winter and will open their
house in East Seventy-second-st
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence \ Postley, with their
daughter Elise. booked to sail from Liverpool
on the Oceanic for home on October s. and their
arrival will open their house No. SIT Fifth-ave
Mrs Henry Mills Day and Miss Day, who have
been spending the summer at Lawrence, Long
Island will return to town next week for the
winter, and will be at their house in East Forty
fourth-st
a1r. and Mrs George J. Gould. who travelling
in the West are expected back at their country
place a: Lakewood the day after tomorrow. when
they will be joined by their children who are In
the Catskills-
Colonel John Jacob Astor has arrived in town
from Newport for few days stay. Mrs Astor
expected at Fernciff the Astor country place
on the Hudson
-o'rt Hugo LeTchnrfeld zu Kofering. who is TO
marry Miss Ethel Wyman. daughter of Mr. and
Ms john l.. Wymau or No. los Central Park
West on September "a In St Patrick's Cathedral
is the nephew of the Count Lerchenfeld who repre-
sents the Kingdom OF Bavaria at Berlin, and who /
Council. Young Count Hugo Lerchenfeld is abort |
to adopt a diplomatic career under his unce's |
auspices.
Wedding bells will ring right merrily throughout
the next few weeks. and there a large number /
of marriages scheduled for the fall That of Miss :
Florence Stokes and Frederick Ambrose Clark