New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

NEW.YoRK SOCIETY.

-'A'f- OiNN A'N'NA-@~
What with the horse show which opens at Nor
rlstoWn the races at Morris Park ana 'hs HIse
number Of weddings both IN and out or toMn
notably that Of r Livingston Beekman ana MISS
Eleanor Thomas Ardsley Towers 'o-udS VIZ
be an unusually busy from social PoiFRt F de %
partures for Europe and arrivals from abroad as
VEL as from Bar Harbor Newport ana ,bs LsUs TsnSe ne
and in the fashionable restaurants
There number OF well known people @ ples
eEt at the Morris Park races yesterday afternoon
Among those seen on the clubhouse lawn we're
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. IN biscuit 'oIo'e"
frock, with a Louis Seize coat OF the SANS iil"t
rial and a large black picture hat u'niiheu WIN
velvet and feathers; Mrs. Dave HehheH 'i''''s -
a dress of pale gray cloth and cape OF the same
material and large black picture hat trimmed
with black feathers: Mrs. Thomas Hi'chcoek, Jr''
in a peacock blue cloth frock. with short waking
skirt and a small black hat, Mrs FREDERICK susS'
IN gown Of gray cloth Sad %ta asrieS lafss pues Miss
Everetta Kernochan. likewise in gray cIotn WIN
tbped 4f q with 9ifx wte s5s% and MT5 Charles py
dress OF dark blue cloth trimmed v VIA h Ie straw %
hat trimmed with red velvet
Among those now on their way across the ocean
on board the Oceanic. bound for New-4ork, are
W. c Whitney. the Marqpize de Tsiieyra7,nd Peri
cord. the Princess Poggio-Sussa- "A. D.
Drexe and Fitzhugh Whitehouse, with ms son
News was received here yesterday by cable OF
the marriage on Monday at St. James's Plccadily,
in London. OF John H Davis. OF New-York. and
2 Ass % dsgghzss Gr ne JohS ps
is the father Of the Marcai21iss5 i fp5 I f anu
Mrs. Richard GambriIl is at Lenox. staying with
her sister. Mrs. Giraud Foster.
Reginald {. Vanderbilt leaves town to-day for
-. For a few dayS' STAY with his
5rother Alfred a. the latters camp.
John D. Rockefeller is building large house and
his i5'5Sa son. -IoiS John o 3 RockefeiIer. jr-
Edward c. Center married yesterday at noon in
Grace Church Mrs. J. English Beebe daughter of
John Hogg OF Boston r. Livingston Center off,
clatsd as best man. and the ushers were Samuel
IT. HOPKINS and William S Scott. The ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. DT Huntington,
was followed by a reception az Sherry's The
bride was dressed in white chiffon trimmed with
lace and silver spangles. and a large picture
hat Of light straw and lace. trimmed with
feathers. Among those present were the bride
little son and daughter Mrs aenGy d lvnsS9on b ie
5 g Hopkins and Mrs. g. Stewart Sche7ok
Or Henry Barton Jacobs and Mrs JACOBS who |
was Mrs Robert Garrett, return to this country /
the week after next. and will spend the fall at /
UnIands; Mrs Jacohs'5 country place near near Gaton-
vile. Md They have peeU tTdNFIIE tnr'du since
their marriage last spring
Mrs Astor has closed her villa at Newport and :
returned 10 town for the winter
Mrs. W storrs Wells and Miss Natalie Wells are /
booked 10 sail for Europe on october q, and will (
be accompanied by Miss Marion Fish. the daughter /
Of Ms StuyVesznt FISH
Mrs. Alfred N snedeker. who has spent the /
summer Bayshore, Long Island. returns 20 town /
next week, and viii open her house. NO 995 Madt-
son-ave., for the winter
Mrs. Albert Ga1atin and Albert Eugene Garatin.
OF Gramercy Park, are spending few DAYS at the ]
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartman have returned TO !
town from Newport for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. George b De Forest, Mr. and Mrs. |
L Rollins Morse Mr. and Mrs. Clement c. Moore /
and stuyvesant Leroy have likewise left Newport |
and returned to town for the season
MI and Mrs Arthur TwombIy have left town
and gone 20 Atlantic City for a fortnights stay.
Mr. and Mrs Luther Kountze with the Misses 7
Helene and Annie Kountze. have returned to town I
from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A Barclay sail for Europe |
early next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll sail to-day for Eu-
rope on board the Philadelphia Mrs. Vanderbilt \
and Miss Vanderbilt left here yesterday board |
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
The engagement is announced Of Miss Catherine /
Hedges Conger daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Conger to Russell LOines. of this city Miss Con- I
gers great grandmother was Miss Rutgers, one |
OF the heiresses to whom the celebrated old !
Rutgers farm descended Russell Loines Is law !
yer in this city. and has country place at Lake /
George.
The announcement made at Washington Of the /
OF President n prOmOte Henry White /
from the secretaryship OF the United States En- |
bsssy in London to the post OF ambassador at |
Rome next spring. though not unexpected, was the !
subject OF a good deal of discussion yesterday IN l
the clubs and in the various haunts OF the modtsh
world. Henry White. who has been connected /
with the American Embassy in London for a long |
time, is member OF the knickerbocker Club. ana /
married the sister of Winthrop Rutherfurd and OF
Ruthsrfurd Stuyvesant
HONOR FOR CAPTAIN SvERDRUP.
Christania Oct. liking Oscar has bestowed the !
Grand Cross OF Saint Olaf Captain Otto Sver-
drup the arctic explorer and has given 10 him
an annual allowance OF $50. Captain Sverdrup Is
T. HENRY FRENCH MUCH BETTER
At the New-York Hospital It was said last night
that T. Henry French was greatly improved He
took carriage ride In the afternoon
GENERALS To BE GUESTS OF KING.
London. Oct. 7-GeneraIs Corbin. Young and
Wood will have luncheon with King Edward at
Palace on october 13.
MRS LETTER SAILS FOR INDIA