New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21
SOCIETY.

ana saturday, and at the Same lin :. >ftneola
Brook people will have similar anaii - horse
This last week there have been open-" the
shows at Bernardsville and at Mlloro On
end of the month will one at MOI ,rv fair
October will take place the show III" - If the
at White Plains These only re" Ir,nes
SUBURBAN incid.nts rho first of october oIins
around the opening of the autumn sea7 coach from
ris Park and the establishment of Of Van cortlandt
Park Squadron have their POLO to f the PARK.
The adirondaeks have developed win,ry yis Week
and several Of III Csmn ss are
b who hv OF to Hyde on besh at
f6n Ths stnasy n asd Charles
Scribner started the season at tnat az The series of
doTs By gHn snd ss Mrs r. M back
at their Madison country are many entertain
ments scheduled there for the coming ni0"'D'
MANY entertainments will be given IN 80,
with the horse show at Tuxedo. anu .,,o,y
has heen taken at the club for the week emu g. =.
those of the colony who are areauS o .Iex
their cottages are Mr.. and Mrs. Chai. 80, 1ontbs,
ander who have just got back from 80 IVoIse Is
stay on the other side. Mrs. Chris'ophe' pI,t,er
ON Turtle Mountain and Mr.. and Mrs D. Du'ieI
Wright have taken the John Wolfe coh, who are
the other ,Ss Ps4 P ef the and
Mrs Newbold Leroy Edgar M MI R Rhd Mortimer
Mr. and Mrs William Pierson H ann William r
Mrs Alfred s seG Mrs Rchard and
Mrs Henry Poor Nh and G MTs Nj. and Mrs
Gibson Mr. ana Mrs wrs Charles Carroll Lee and
Mr. and Mrs. William b. Dinsmofe'
The wedding of Miss Eleanor Thomas tne dausn,
tor NJ General Samuel Thomas. and K LVinsseon
Beeckman will take place on OCTOBER o. an -
be one of the largest affairs of the autumn at Bar
General Thomas mas sa st II will be occupied by Mid
dleton Burrill. who married MISS ->o
u.,.u,+, lists for the opera season will
ono, next weak and it is said that nearly every
available box and seat has ALREADY oeeh .a 80
Here and there however, there VIII DC saeaiio''
The destb of Samuel D. Babcock this last week ana
the mourning in the Mackay Fish ana on,e nf
K Vanderbit-Oelrichs families VIII piace soihe VI
the good boxes at the disposal OF newcomers
The wedding of James W. Wadswortn' IT, anu
Miss Alice Hay, the daughter of the Secretary OF
s+o+a will take Mace on September 80 at the Hay
country place The Fes. The wedding VIII ne a
strictly family affair. and the INV Mr.
and Mrs Wordsworth will live at Genesee' N l.
When Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt re
turned to HYDE Park they were greeted oy teie-
cram Announcing the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs
I Lawrence Van Allen yesterday at Newport MIS-
Van Allen was Miss Daisy Post and was IaVor-
lite niece of Vanderbilt The oirtn OF Inc 0a9s
mae snnounced by Mrs. Aston at her last dinner
at Newport given on ro c9me to but
they will now remain at I0nrt until the first
week in November
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dewar Simons Jr.' nave
returned from Beth Haven. Conn, and are making
their Headquarters at the Richmond County Coun-
try Club on Dongan Hills. They are bq h net a
Which will not however, be ready for occupation
before next spring.
Tho marriage of Miss Florence Stokes. daughter
of Henry D. Stokes and Frederick Ambrose Clark
will take place the day after tomorrow at Orlerta
Point Mamaroneck. The bridegroom is the son OF
Mrs. Alfred Corning Clark who is the fancee OF
Rishop Potter The wedding will be quiet one
only members oe the family and intimate i, IrieHas
nnS and Mrs Alfred Corning Clark and the party
have come down from CooperstoWSa1 or dinner last
evening at Delmonico's
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Mortimer have left Dublin
n H. for Ienox where they staying with
Mr. Mortimer's mother who has leased the coun-
try place of Ambassador Choate for the season
Mrs. J. Frederick Tams and her daughter Miss
Violet Cruger. who at Oyster Bay, nave
arranged to spend the fall at Tuxedo
r J. Oakley Rhinelander is in town for few
DAYS at his house in West Fifty-second-st. He
goes on Wednesday TO Atlantic City with his
children. afterward going on to lakewood MTs.
is expected to sail for home early next month
Mr.. and Mrs George J. Gould returned to Lake
wood on Friday and opened Georgian Court Their
two elder sons accompanied them. Mrs. Gould and
her other children have been up in the Catskills.
The entire family will be Georgian Court during
the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Gould are re-
made her appearance on the Heenita the GouId
yacht on Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Gould
will later in the season cruise in Southern waters
The Meadow Brook hunts have begun in earnest
There three drag hunts last week and two in
the early morning after live foxes. At the drags
several women have ridden. notably Mrs Adolf
Mrs. James L. Kernochan and Mrs.
the hunts both Mrs. Ladenburg and Mrs. kernochan
came CHOPPERS Hampstead is now full. and the
Duchess of Marlborough has not ceased since her
departure
Mrs Seth Barton French will be in town on
Wednesday next on her way from Newport 10 her
I place Fat at Hot Springs Va where she will spend
accompany her to the Hot Springs.
Mrs Cadwalader Jones and her daughter Bea-
trM are booked to sail for New-York next week.
The engagement of Miss Jones to NJ Mahaffy. OF
London, mas been broken it is said by mutual
consent
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ]. Collier have leased the
house in Gramercy Park formerly occupied by
Mr. and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish. Mr. and Mrs.
Phlnp Lying. who had rented it a few months ago.
town.
daughters, who returned to town from Newport
last week to attend the funeral of Nicholas Fish
nave now gone to their country place at Roslyn
washington sonars VIII not open their house In
Morristown. n. j. ~