New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

rain. Nevertheless. Meadowbrook has been roihs
70 hounds gayy. and the house parties at the Var'
Gus country seats have found much 10 amuse theil'
Court tennis is receiving impetus. and oriuge
whist is not utterly neglected in the evenings
Then. at that most delightful of hurs. dusk. after
the tea has been served the hostess and her guests
gather around the great wood fire. sweet scented
with burning pine and cedar logs. and pleasant SAM I
TO dress for dinner. For the rest. there mas oeeH
sMHihcent sun in town to make things interfsrnsc - 10
near the Mascagni performances Ihursday even ven
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock with Mrs Charles Hone.
MI. ana Mrs. Henry Clews. Mrs. George IhgIaiiltnl
who is recovering from a sprained ankle, Rawlins
Cottenet and other habitues of the opera Sleatl m
% nave brought in many tourists VINO return LVi
nay 1S season among whom are Harry PaynG w t d
Taleyrand-P -Perigord Center Hitchcock and Louis
"eoo- This week will bring in number more
House parties are the order of the day, and
there few country seats in the neighborhood
OF New-York where entertainments of this kind
are not in progress to-day. They begin week
that Will be devoted to polo, tennis hunting ana
golf matches and the Morris Park races. as far as
the suburbs are concerned while in town there
VIII be the annual dog show of the Ladies kenheI
% at Madison Square in tbe sng cty
me I dog show promises to be great VfI SucGgsS,
and Mrs " D. Evans are the moving spirits
the affair Mrs, w Corcoran Eustis Is among the
exhibitors. while Foxhall p Keene figures among
the judges.
A number of weddings are scheduled for the
week which opens to-day. Among the most nota-
BILE is that of Miss Frances Coster JONES' daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Quentin Jones. who VIII De
married at Saturday 10 Henry spies nip.
in the Church of the Incarnation The ceremony
Will be performed by the Rev. DR.. Grosvenor. and
will be followed by a reception the home of the
brides grandmother Mrs Edward Anthem. NO.
81 West Forty-eIghth-st Miss Jones will have only
one attendant. Miss Marie Antoinette Davis.
give his farewell bachelor dinner on "Wednesday
in the University Club His guests VIII incIud5 i5
his best man his brother KsI0 a@a % BsrTacb n AIeX
ander Cochrane. Murray Shoemaker; Everett Goi-
return from their honeymoon Mr.. Kip and his
bride will occupy an apartment at NO. NO zl9 We3r S
time however. at their country home. the OLD Nip
manor house at 10 tb amiI T ' IN
1888 by the Indians The place Is delghtIuly sltu-
nroperty MIR and Mrs Jones will return to New
port soon after the wedding, and spend the autumn
there
on Wednesday there will be the marriage Of
Miss Elizabeth Keteltas Clark daughter Of the
late Colonel Henry Clark, TO Wolcott Phelps Rob
bins son Of Mr. and Mrs. Horace WOlcOtt Robbins,
at the Church of the Incarnation. Mrs. William
Bayard Blackwell will be matron of honor. while
the bridesmaids will be Miss Marjorie Pegram,
Miss Josephine Ogden. Miss Ethel Spears and Miss
Geneveve Robbins. George P. Robbins will be his
brothers best man. while the ushers viii be Cor
~ Johnson. Kiaen Van Rensselaer, jr., Putnam
Bates. Robert Barry. 1r. and Ernest ~ Robin 5.
mony after which there will be a reception at No.
10 Gramercy Park. the home of the brides cousin.
Another wedding likewise set for Wednesday is
that Of Miss Helen r. Jacquelin daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John H. JacqueIin TO Robert Brevoort
Potts. which will take place quietly at Mr.. and
ST II Viii be- followed Sy weddine sti' byeakfast
a Neither
wood. y. ].
Mrs. George r. blanchard has returned TO town
from Vermont and IS established for the winter at
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward King who spent the sum
mer at Dobbs Ferry. at the Morton s. Patton place.
have returned TO town. and are at their house. No.
l University Place, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Wysong who are returning
this week from several months sojourn abroad
will make a bre(, stay with Mrs. wysons's sister.
Mrs. William Pollock, at PIttsfeld. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherfurd stuyvesant are spend
ing the fall at Tranquility their country place IN
New-Jersey.
Mrs. James GaIIatin has returned to town for the
winter Her daughter Mrs. George X. Davis. who
has been staying with her. leaves here this week
for Nikesbarre, Penn.
Anthony ]. Drexels stay in this country will not
Mrs. DreNel Is IN Paris.
Mrs. George c. Haven and her daughter Marion
have gone 10 Hot Springs. Va for a stay of sev-
eraI weeks Mrs Bradlsh Johnson with Miss
Marie Johnson and Miss Aymar. have likewise ar
rived there.
MI and Mrs. Henry b. Livingston. who spent the
summer at their camp in the Adirondacks. have
Mrs Livingston and her daughters have been
abroad for several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maclay Bull returned YES
terday to town from their country place at Mama
roneck for the winter
From Annapolis comes the annopDcer,sr+ 90 +,,,
engagement of Miss Wainwright daughter OF
Commander Richard Wainwright T. s N 10
Walter A. Turpin, lieutenant L. s n The we'd
S pmS viii take pace o" Friday at the Naval Aead-
Mr.. and Mrs. Melbert B. Cary and Miss Madeleine
Cary return to town this week from Wildfarms
their country place at Richheld. Conn.
Mrs. Robert Goelet has returned from abroad
and is at her house in Fifth-ave She is stiu IN
deep mourning for her daughter whose death took
place last winter. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer will. according 70
their present plans. go abroad Immediately after
the holidays and spend the remainder of the win
ter ana the early spring in Europe.
II is in the first week in December that the mar
riage of Miss Helen Kountze daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs Luther Kountze to Robert L. Livingston will !
lake place, at Grace Church. She made her debut
ast year: but her participation in the season was
brought 10 an abrupt ending by the death of her |
brother, Barclay. Her father is having a country
place built Tor her near his summer home i'm |
Inc Needham Road, near Morristown. y. j.
Mrs ogden Goelet, who is still at Newport will !
eturn to town the latter part this week and will
'pen her house. No. COS Fifth-ave. for the winter
Mr and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt who occupied !
y ia5t I season are still looking for house rent