The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-19
N SOCfETY.

Whit claw Reid A. one Of the granddaugh-
ten Of y q Mills. M-- Reid j. prospective
heiress. Miss Violet b. Crugcr will prob
ably NJ in reduced a. tea given nv her
mother, Mn j Fred Tams Miss Cruger,
who IL a godchld Of Lady william Berns-
ford, has her share of the toril lne of her
father. tn" late Eugene Cruger a. awarded
hv The courts. Mis- Constance Livermore
DEBUT probably will mo, be deferred, though
the family are IN mourning for hcr grand
mother, Mrs John O'Bren. Mis- IiverToro
WI have n large marriage settlement
Mis- Resale Go" Campbell who VIII hp PIE.
s"H' "d hv her mother. Mrs Herbert par-or-,
has a snug fortune it, her own right Nj,
Cert rude P"N, daughter Of Mr.. walden
Pe'l, viii max" h'r |"bu, - vii Mis-
Betty Auchinclo>-,, daughter of Mr. and MIR.
John " AUchinClo>- Nl~, Ccorg.'to col
Her, who's" brother. Rnberi j. collier. MAJ
red Mis- sara Van Alien ~ the summer,
Mis- Adelaide u. Barclay. daughter of Nj
and Mr. james l. Barclay Nadplc'a"Ju John
son. daughter of NJ ard Mrs pa,i johnson.
Mis-, Crosby, Mis- Waddinron. daughter
of Mr. and Mr.. George Wadiiugtcn. aud
al least on" Mis- Roosevelt a." 'o - ih,-
years girl
Tn" Rev. Or and NJ. Morgan DIN whl
give "A big tea 10 introduce their ~nc,nd
daughter Miss Margarn, DiN. Mis- Llcy
Landon will have both tea. and dances given
for her by her mother, Mr. Edward II
landou. Mr. Pembroke Iu,e-. Who llNaX.
does deal Of entertaining. wileXcrt herself
esp 'ciallv In behalf %! her daughter Mis-
Sidl" I Jones, whom she will introduce
JUS now MIR. Pc,ubruk" done, has 20.
of invitations ou' for Thanksgiving i'm"
at her country place, Arleich. II North
Carolina. While her guests are there ~nr
will civ" q clambakr. pa termed after thn."
ot the only and original Newport tlamhak"
Club
More than the u>ila nunhcr of -,cict,
girls will take part in the hcre" show next
month Mis- Ruth Twomhly and Nj
Floro'c" TWomhly. the daughters e M.
and Mrs. II Mckay Twombly. az" great
horseW omen. and hiu" ribbons w"re awarded
10 them a. Ne recent Murri-tovn hose
show. Mis- Mary Hartman and Mi.
Cornelia II Hartman. daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs. r Henry Hartman, ara rrgarded
no" as about the be,' women riders of the
Orange County Hunt ana were ia tho fore
front Of tho field thu entire distance al The
nun a. Goshen H.. other uav Mis- Maud
Livingston. who made her { 9 1T recently
on ia. Long bland hunting fled. 81 III ,rub-
ably take part One at the ,cNoral very
recent brides VITO = a great horsowoulaU
Is Mrs. Withortsr' b Black. who l. sure 20 hr
as usual. a pron.inen' exhibitor Al ~" hor,.
show Miss Annie Il. Tinker daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chamriin Tinker. who
will be "A elu'antc Of the winter, viii Prob
ably be in evidence d. she j, an accom-
pll-hed rider and among tho society girls
vino ride as'ric
II L. not too early to fix lall date n, q
many nights have aGy been rortga-,-l
for the 'ashionab," dances ,r the vin,c~
II Is said that the bachelors uf the Krioker-
booker Club are already piInaing for one
There have been many changes in la
winters lit Of bad c.ver~ Winthrop
Ruthcru"i has tfen married for SOM
months. and - tas Philip = Lycie r.
liz inCston Bceck man Wa r..c"u'ly mar
ri, !. and Richard I. Wilson. Jr Las been
4 benedi, for soma time. Craig Wad>-
worth. who has gone TO London a., I .rd
) cre'ary IT the American Embassy, will
TO liz cntilinn leaIing and dancing In Eng
lish country hCII-cs. Certcr HitchCuck
ia> com" haCh rom a Euro pean trip, ana
Will. Cutting -till On this sloo of the water.
IS said to b" doing fairly well after a serious
illness.
Mr.. and Mr. Edward Lauterbach will
move Ibis week from their fine residence,
East Seventy eighth street Witch they
will rent furnished. 10 an apartment a.
Fifth avenue and Ffty-eighth .tr"ct. Mir
Lauterbach becam" impressed prior 70
the wedding on "Wednesday OF her Younger
da Ighter that she Ma likely 90 10, lone, ON"
In the apartment Mr.. i.sGl"rharh nil
be easy of Access to her friends Il C.--
tainly Involved sacrifice FOR her 20 give
up the hdudsOru" lurAl~I, m'l-ic and din
ing rooms Of her dNel!ins.
Mrs ClarcrC" Godfrey NcDavi.r received
many beautiful wedding gift. F,om her
Parents she had checks ami hor mother
furnished III" apartm aut al - East Eighty
first street, which -Ae and hor husband
will occupy When they return from their
wedding "trip. Her father gave her a iig
OAK Chc-t which contained 800 pieces oi
silver, AID her brother Alfred a silver tea
service
Mrs otto Hudson Haer's trou-scau l.
said to have exceeded any -aen for vcar~
II was made in Paris and only reached her
last Monday and vas 'hou rushed hy tine
Custom HOUSE officials, a. the wedding
wa st for Weclu' ~olay. IN" church gown
was a marvellous creation OF tucked chiffon
applique with bits Of lace, oNor tullr,
mousseliuo and satin. The going away
costume Of brown velvet, too. was uu ~
admired.
Francis Walker ."lt out nj card, of
invitation yesterday for a e"ri"- e studio
teas in The Van Dyck, Eighth aysru" and
Fifty-SiAn street, on Tuesday afternoons
in November and December several
artists have promi ed To assist Mr. Walker
returned early in October from hI, European
trip. His party comprised thiiv-two
friends, who Wen, 10 FLORENCE, chiefly 10
study music Most u' IN" summer va,
passed in Florenc', hut tIip. wgrr mad"
10 Genoa, Turin, Naples, Rome and other
places
Col. John Biddle has visited Wilmer
ding, Del, IN" past week. where ha has
been the guest OF Goa. VIII ~, who enter
tanned the Crown Primo, Of Sam col
Riddlc and Cen. Wilson made the az
qlaia'ance 81 IN" Prince OF Siam whit"
abroad with the special coronation en-
baN~V las; summer.