New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
NETWORK SOCIETY.

THE vvestcbester Horse Show and the Mineoa
Fair which divided the attention Of society during
the last week will be followed tomorrow by the
onen.nr Of the racing season at Morris Park which
ENJOYS a greater degree Of popularity among the
fashionable SCI than any other or the suburban
racecourses. Numerous coaching parties are being
Organized for the occasion. and several puohc ROAD
coaches viii also be placed in commission running
between the hotels here and the park on the racing
days.
Miss ADELAIDE Randolph and Miss Dorothy whitney
have Joined William G Whitney at his place at
Westbury Long Island. and we're present yesterday
a. the Nneoa Horse Show. at which Miss Randolph
was one OF the exhibitors.
Yesterdays marriage at Southampton OF Mrs.
Arthur Amory. who was formerly Mss MABEL sard,
to Reginald Bishop was a very quiet affair only
near relatives and a few friends Of the bride and
bridegroom being invited for the ceremony and 10
the wedding breakfast which followed
Among the weddings set for the week opening
to-day are that OF Miss Marion Jones, daughter o;
Senator John p Jones, Of Nevada. 10 Robert r
Farauhar in Grace Chuhch on Tuesday. and that
OF Miss Elizabeth Van Rensselaer,. daughter OF
Ms. Stephen Van COrtlandt Van Rensselaer,. to
Charles Frederick BoeI on Wednesday at the Re-
formed Dutch Church. Be!levile. y J.
Another wedding Of the week Will be the mar
rage OF Miss Eleanor Fitzgerald. youngest daugh-
ter Of General and Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald. 10 Harcd
EftZgerald OF AT. ana Mrs. desmond FlJ1-
gerald OF Brookline Mass. on Saturday. October 3.
at EAGLES Nest the old GOuverneur place at Car
risons-on-the-H Hudson, which was the property Of
Mrs John Isein. and sold b. her to General
Fitzgerald.
Wednesday. October :, the marriage OF Mss Anne
Dodge daughter Of the late William Earl Dodge.
to John H. Mccullough. OF this city. will take
place at St Barnabas's church. at IrvIngton y. Y.
Miss Dodge's mother, 1t may be remembered, was
married 10 Stephen II. OIIn last spT.HS.
Foxbeu P Keere, the new master OF TIE Meadow
Brook Hunt. has started the hunting season In the
Meadow Brook district, which promises 10 be brill
liant Nearly all the Meadow Brook set are back
in their country places, and the colony may be
said 70 extend from Hampstead 10 Port Washing
ton and Eoslyn. Among its me mbers are Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Norman De 4. Wnltenou=e. Mr.. ara Mrs.
Sidney Dillon Ripley. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peters,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence II Mackay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Rensselaer, kennedy ". g. Whitney with his
daughter and stepdaughter; Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Peters Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer Brooks. be-
sides many others.
Morristouu's Horse Show. which takes place next
week on the Field Club grounds. in SOuth-sL. prom
:ses to be a successful affair. and the prize list
contains the names Of Il. Mex. Twombly. John I.
Waterbury Richard and Robert McCUrdy. c. Led
yard Blair 4 II. Whitney. Gustav Kissel and many
others from Morristown and the surrounding towns.
At the golf club at MorristOWu the bridge morn
inss." which were so successful last spring Will
begin again. and will continue every Tuesday.
nearly a hundred women having signlfed their in
tention Of taking part therein
Mr. and Mrs Edward Mcvickar are placed in
mourning by the death at their house. In East
F1fty-sixth st. OF Ars- McVicNar's mother. Mrs.
Albert O. SpeysTs. who was taken an about six
weeks ago at Avon. the Jersey ccast. where she
mad been spsnding the summer. Mrs Speyers was
tho second daughter Of James RicNetts Lawrence
who survives her and whose family. after being
settled In Jamaica from the time OF oliver Crom-