New-York tribune., 1902-09-26
About People and Social Incident.
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Tuxedo will be the Mecca of society to-day. ow-
ing to the opening of its annual horse show IN
connection with which all sorts of entertainments
and house parties have been organized Mrs
Pierre Lorilard is giving dinner dance Mrs
George l.. Rives and Mrs Henry Poor nave nofse f
tha Show are Mrs VANDERBILT and her daughter
Gladys. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bird ana MISS loi-
free.
Lord and Lady Algernon Gordon Lennox are
due here to-day from EUROPE the Celtic. for a
prolonged stay Lord Algernon is younger son
of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. while Lazy
Algy is a sister of Lord Rosslyn. VINO Is 1 now IN
under the name Of James ETskRe- Mr.; and
ee and Miss SatterIee are likewise expected by
same boat
An impression seems to prevail at Newport that
the wedding of Miss Cathleen Nelson and Reg
fnald Vanderbilt will take place there in January
instead of in town Some color seems 10 oe ieii'
to this belief by the fact that Mrs. rreoert6s e ICE
Nelson has obtained cottage at Newport tor tne
ir Tandnrb;it @ have made arrangements to stay
at Newport until late in January
Possibly it was the incement weather which had
the effect of driving people from the country into
town yesterday The fashionable restaurants were
crowded in an altogether unusual manner ooth
at luncheon and at dinner Among Those seen at
Mrs Belmont Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. a. -.
hayfmsyeRF and mTs f. + r. wilson. HEs AGoipn jr AaoeO anu
AS usual, the WeStchester County Horse SNOW
at White Plains. which opens October and
which will extend over four days. will be the
means OF attracting very large contingent OF the
fashionable set of the district White Plains. and
Social as We'll as an equine point of view. Among
those Who @ have entered ockIer Herbert Coppe
D. Milbank. Howard Wiletts and Paul u Iheoauo-
Rfker daughter of Mrs. Daniel D. Rker, and Dr.
William BulIard is set for October %. and will
take place at St Bartholomew's Church' III thls
The marriage took place yesterday at Paris OF
Count Paul d'Aramon and Miss Rita Bell daugh-
ter OF Mrs Isaac Bell sister of James Gordon Ben
nett and widow Of Isaac Bell r f9rPeT per dniTsd
States n Minister n tra9 at fae AZ Is the SON Of count
James dAramon of Paris who married tne ne, oaTga- -
abroad.
Howard Janray is staying with his sister. Mrs.
HunnewelI Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes. who have
been In the Adrondacks. return to town to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin D. Trowbridge. who are at
present at their country home in Noroton. Conn.,
will return to for the season early IN Noven-
ber
Mrs Henry B. Hyde returned from Saratoga yes
terday. She will spend a few days with her son.
long Island, before opening her town house. No
II East Fortieth-st., for the winter
Mrs E Livingston Ludlow. who has been spend |
ing few days In town, returns to Newport to-day
where she will remain until November.
Miss Eleanor Russell Morris IS visiting friends at
Beverly Mass. having completely recovered from
her attack of appendicitis
Mr. and Mrs William Rhinelander Stewart will. |
on their return from abroad. take possession of
hair bousA In West Fifty-seventh-st which. as al
ready announced in this column. they have leased
L II. Hartman.
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Beresford. at their
home Apple Tree Farm. New-Rochelle-
CHESTS OF HOLLANDS QUEEN
The Hague Sept 25.-The members OF the Arneri-
can-Sexican Arbitration Court. the United states
Minister Mr. Newell the Mexican Minister and the
Foreign Minister DR.. Van Lynden, were the guests
or Cueen Wilhelunina at dinner to-day
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