New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Newport and Bar Harbor are TO a great extent
deserted present by New-Tork society, which.
with the exception OF those who are at Lenox in
connection with the horse show. is assembled at
Tuxedo. Morristown and Hampstead and divided
among the house parties that IN progress at
the various country seats along the Hudson VAL
ley. in Westchester County. on the Sound. on Long
Island and in nearby New-Jersey. The principal
feature Of the week which opens to-day will be
the Westchester County horse show at the Empire
City track. This IS always as much OF popular
social affair as IS equine exhibition II will
be the bourn Of many coaching and motor par
ties while most Of the houses in the neghborhood
will have guests for the occasion.
The engagement IS announced from Madison Of
Mrs. Edward V. Thebaud to Henry H Bnsse
Mrs Thebaud is the widow of Edward V. Thebaud
and was Miss Elizabeth II. Scudder. OF Long ISL
and Henry s Binsse is a Of the late Louis
Binsse and lives at No. 1e9 East Seventeenth-st.
with his mother who Miss Della Carpenter,
OF Philadelphia One OF his sisters IS Mrs Schuyler
warren while another is Mrs Reginald Francklyn-
The marriage Of Mr.. Binsse and Mrs Thebaud will
take place in New-York in the fall
Mrs Aston arrived in town yesterday from New
port. and before opening her house in Fifth-ave
FOR the season will spend a few days with Colonel
and Mrs John Jacob Aston at FerncIn. their cOun-
try place on the Hudson
While the rain delayed the opening OF the horse
show at Ienox until yesterday morning il
allowed to interfere in any way with the various
entertainments which had been organized IN
nectiou Herewith The dance given by Miss Fur
Mss and the ball at the AspinwaH Hotel were fol-
lowed last night by the fancy dress dance Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard c. Dixey.
Mr. and Mrs p. I,orilIard Ronalds have leased
No. 1lS East Thrty-hfth-st. for the winter.
Mrs. spottsvood y schenck and Miss Natalie
n
ave this winter. but Will spend the early part Of
the season at hotel until they 90 abroad. imme-
diatey after Christmas
Mr. and Mrs Charles B. Alexander have left
Tuxedo for Lenox. where they staying with the
Misses FCrniss at the latters' country place
Miss Nora IseIin daughter Of c. Oliver IseIin is
| likewise at Lenox staying with her grandmother
Mrs Thomas Garner at Curtis's Hotel
October % has been set as the date OF the mar
rage of Miss Elizabeth Marshal Hoffman, daughter
| 81 MIR and Mrs Richard Hoffman. No. r6 East
Fortv-third-st and sister OF Mrs William Kinni-
| emit Draper to Arthur Wellman Butler, OF the
| late William Allen Butler. at the Church OF the
| Heavenly Rest
Mrs James Hude Beekman has left Saratoga and
! IS now at Lenox. Mass. for the autumn
| Among those who sailed for Europe yesterday
| were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hennen Morris. who
| are 10 spend the winter abroad
/ Mrs J. Hood Wright. who has been staying at
| Newport. has returned TO town
| Mrs Herbert L. satterlee. daughter OF J. Pier
/ pont MORGAN has been placed IN mourning by the
| death at Southampton. of her father-in-law
/ George B. SatterIee. The latter brother Of
/ Bishop SatterIee OF Washington
! From Bar HarbOr comes the OF the birth
| Of a son to Mrs. W. Plunkett Stewart, who was
| Miss Elsie Cassatt. Mrs. Stewart is staying at
| Bar Harbor with her mother Mrs. A. J. Cassatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mortimer Brooks will spend the
! winter at Aiken :. c.
| Mrs. Francis o. French has taken a villa at
| Cannes and viii spend the winter In the South
| Of France where her son-in-Iaw and daughter
Lord and Lady CheylesmOre. will be her guests for
I several weeks.
/ Robert 5. Mccormick. the United States Am
| bassador 10 Russia. will arrive in town on Tues
I day for a few days stay before sailing for 81
/ Petersburg.