The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-13
IN SOCIETY,".

Society will be in evidence tonight at
the restaurants and hotels, where it congre-
gates at dinner time. By tomorrow the
women will be on the move to country
places to enjoy rural life and yet be near
enough at hand to part icipate in town
pleasures.
The hunting season opens under Foxhall
keene at Hampstead, while P. F. Collier
will linger at Newport this week. The IN oct
of the Monmouth County Hounds viii be
held tomorrow, Wednesday and Friday.
At Southampton the hunt meets with
Charles Pfizer, Jr in charge will be con-
tinued during the month.
There will be an assemblage of the cot
tagers at Hampstead and Westbury, L. l.,
this week. as Tuesday the first hunt of the
season will be on. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Brooks left Newport for their cottage
soon after the Thayer-Brooks wedding.
az did Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Kernochan are hone
again, and Mr. Kernochans mother, Mrs.
James P. Kernochan, is their guest. Others
settled for the autumn are Mr. and Mrs.
Jos eph s. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver II. p.
Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver W. Bird, Mr..
and Mrs Sidney Dillon Ridley, Mr. and Mrs.
H. v. r. Kennedy. Mr.. o. Mrs. E. T: Cush-
ing, Z. Willard Roby, Mr.. and Mrs: Robert
l.. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence II. Mac
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Steven
son ard Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Have
meyer Mrs. Adolph Iedenburg is ek
pected to arrive on Wednesday from
Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt are
now in search of suitable winter residence.
The house they bought last season, on
Fifth avenue, opposite that OF Mrs. Wander
bilt 8 parents, will be extensively altered
before they take possession. :
Mrs. Vanderbilt will be the matron of
honor for her niece, Miss May Goelet.. at
her wedding with the Duke of Roxburghe.
Cornelius Vanderbilt will be one of the
latter's attendants, as will Robert Goeet,
the brides brother, and Robert W. Goelet,
her cousin.
Miss Leila Paget, who has been staying
with Miss Leary since she arrived from
England, will make couple of brief visits
before the arrival here of her mother and
aunt. Mrs. Arthur Paget and Miss Fanny
Reed, two or three weeks hence. She will
be he guest his week Of Mr. and Mrs Alfred
G. Vanderbilt at their camp in the Adiron-
dacks, and then of Lord and a ly Mimic
at Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge r. Gerry will leave
Newport tomorrow and 60 to their country
place at Lake Delaware, near Delaware
Water Gap. They will return to town
four or five weeks hence Mrs Abram
s Hewitt and her daughters the Misses
Hewitt, will return from Bar Harbor
to their country place at Ringwood, n.
j., near Tuxedo on Tuesday.
Mrs Reginald C.NVandorbilt will drive
her Sin and Sorrow in the competition of
ladies' pair and trap suitable for the country
next Friday at the Lenox Horse Show,
which opens on that day. Mr. and Mrs.
Vanderbilt will be at the Root cottage
while in Lenox.
DR.. w. Seward Webb, who was the guest
OF James Henry Smith at his shooting box,
Wndermere, during the week will now do
some automobiling in the north Of England.
Mrs. Webb arrived home last week, ac-
companied by her daughter Miss Frederick
Vanderbilt Webb, and her three SONS. They
are now at Shelbune Farms VT, for the
autumn.
Mrs. Abraham A. Anderson and her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Nlilbank Ander-
son of Fast Thirt y-eighth street, who
are due to arrive here on Tuesday from
Europe, will 20 to Green wich Conn. for
time. Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Alexander
on their arrival this week will 60 directly
to their Tuxedo establishment. Mrs. Her
man c. SchWab of 81 East Thit " -seveLth
street and her son. Henry b. Schwab, who
have been travelling on the other side, will !
20 to Sharon. Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Burden, who are |
due to arrive here on Wednesday, will /
70 directly to Woodside, their country
house. near Troy, n. Y They have re-
Gently been at Carlsbad, Germany and Mrs /
Burdens sister, Mrs Griswold Gray of |
Paris, has been with them. Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Burden, Jr., who will come from
Ienox TO meet them on their arrival, will .
20 to Westbury, l.. l., for the autumn sea-
son.
Five hundred cards have been issued
for the wedding OF Miss Caroline Helen
Parrish and Archibald Manning Brown, to
take place at st. Andrews Dune Church,
l.. l., at noon on Tuesday
The bride is a daughter OF James Cresson
Parrish Of Fast Sixtieth street. who will
give bridal breakfast after the ceremony
al Zee-en-Duin, his place at 8 uthampton
The groom Is son q! III and Mrs.
Charles $. Brown Of 247 Lexington avenua.
The preliminary honeymoon trip OF the
young couple will he brief. as they will
sail for France early in October.
The date OF the wedding Of Miss Catherine
NJ. Clark and Oswald G. Herring has been
fixed for Oct. n. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev DIR, Ernest NJ. Stires,
the rector, In St. Thomass Church, and
the bride will be given away by her father,
James Wilson Clark Afterward Mr. and
Mrs Clark will give a reception at their
home, ~ East Fifty third street Miss
Clark, who is the elder daughter il tall and
blonde, She made her social debut two
or three years ago, Miss Elizabeth W.
Clark will attend her sister us maid Of honor.
Mr. and Mrs Henry +. Shoemaker OF
% West Fifty-third street, with their SONS
and daughter, who have passed the sum
msr In Europe, are due 10 arrive home
psxt Wednesday. William Brock Shoe