New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03


General and Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald at Garrisons-
on-the- Hudson; the wedding in town OF Miss Julia
Madeleine Cary and Ronald Eliot curtis AT the
West Fifty-frst-st. home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Melbert B. Caryi the usual meets o.
the Meadow Brook and Westchester hounds. and
the races at Morris Park among the principal
features scheduled the programme Of society
for to-day.
William c. Whitney has entirely abandoned his
rrotaotad trip abroad and is established for tho
turnn at his country place at Westbury Loag ISL
and with his daughter Miss Dorothy whitney and
his stepdaughter, Miss Adelaide Randolph MI. and
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney on their way across
the ocean and on their arrival here next week
will go to their country seat on Long Island for tho
remainder of the autumn
Morristown continues gay ard the autumn sea-
son there IS IN full swing. Last night q large
dance was given at the golf club by Mrs. Peter
Balantine for her grandson, Peter IL 3. treHng~
huysen who is a Junior at Princeton
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Butler Duncan have taken pos
session Of their new homo at Port Washington,
where they will spend the fall
Announcement is made Of the engagement OF Miss
Florence Douglass Coppell, OF No. 40 Fffth-ave,
daughter OF the late George Coppen. to Louis
Haight who is member Of the Calumet Club.
Thursday. November 1e. has been set as the date
of the marriage of Miss Edith Fairchd 20 William
r. Kirkland at the East Fifty-sixth-st- home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel W. F'airchild.
LADY Sarah sladen. daughter Of the Earl Of
Cayan sails to-day from England to spend the
winter with her sister-in-law. Mrs. Henry Lam
bart, at the latter's country place, Vine Lynne,
near Ottawa Mrs. Lambart is q daughter OF the
late Hiram Howard. for twenty-five years president
.La Pea ri Of ada Of
ried the Hon Henry Lambart, younger son OF the
eighth Earl OF Cavan-
There IS no truth in the statement according TO
which the marriage Of Mrs. Arthur Kemp and
Hollis HunneweH will take place on November It
No date has as yet been set for the wedding which
will not take place until the last days Of November
or IN the beginning Of December.
Colonel and Mrs. De Lancey Kane have gone to
Lenox for two weeks stay.
Ex-Governor Levi P. Morton IS In town, and con-
fined to his house. in Fifth-ave.. by severe cold
Baron Robert de Rothschnd. Of Paris. has re-
turned to town from his shooting trip in Canada,
and will sail for France next week.
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. with her son, Center
Hitchcock. has returned town from Newport
They are at their house. in Madison Square
Mr. and Mrs. William F1tzhugh WhItehouse re-
turn 10 town to-day from Newport their way
to Thornton Hail. Stony Stratford. their country
place in England, where they viii spend the
winter
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred @. Vanderbilt have delayed
their departure for Sycamore Lodge their place in
the Adirondacks until next week. owing to the
horse show az the fair at Brockton.
October 20 is set the date Of the marriage Of
Miss Eleanor Patterson. daughter OF Judge and
Mrs Edward Patterson. to Harris Robbins Child
at the Church Of the Heavenly Rest.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt has gone TO Newport
and is staying with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard T.. Wilson.
The engagement IS announced OF Miss Jean
Buckley daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Richard VI.
Buckley to John Sayre Martin. jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Sayre Martin. Of No 200 Madison
ave Mrs. Martin was Miss Mary Van Duzer.
Mrs. T. J. de Bruatour has arrived from Paris
TO spend the winter in New-York. Mrs. Brulatour
was Miss Grier daughter OF the late Judge Grier
and aunt of Robert Grer Monroe After the death
OF Mr. Parrish. her first husband. she went 10
Paris where she was married to Z. J. de Brula-
tour who was Of the secretaries OF the Paris
legation under Minister Levi p Morton.