The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
IN SOCIETY.

There is much hustle and stir In town
at the leading social centres for 30 early
in the season. Most of the prominent
matrons one reads Of as being at this or
the other country place are seen now ana
then at restaurants and theatres Long
Island will have its attractions this week
in the Horse Show at Mineola on Friday
and Saturday, and Mrs Clarence H. Mack
avs charity fair on Saturday at Roslyn
Mrs. William r. Travers returned from
Newport to her Hampstead cottage last
week. Her sister-in- law. Mrs. j. Borden
Hartman. ia due to arrive this week from
Europe, AND will 60 to her country c,,, home
Mrs Travers's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, are
also about due to arrive here.
From the outlook Mr.. and Mrs. I. Town
send Burden may join the New York con-
tineent who have summer establishments
in Scotland. Their Newport place, fair-
lawn. Ia likely to be sold to Mr.. and Mrs.
William b. Leeds, who rented " Tor the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Burden bought it
a dozen or so years ago from Levi p. Nor
ton. and have done much to beautify 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p Rockefeller, Jr.,
we're in Lenox las week for the horse show
festivities. They will return to town with
in fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson and their
sons. Orme Wilson Jr.. Richard 7. Wilson
and Thornton Wilson, are due to arrive
next Saturday from Europe. They will
20 for a time to their Long Island residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Gurnee, Jr., will
live in town when they return from their
honeymoon jaunt. They had a pretty
home wedding on Wednesday. The bride,
who was Miss Rita Burgess. wore white
chiffon and Irish lace Miss Helen Burgess,
her sisters maid of honor, was attired in
pale blue silk trimmed with a profuson OF
lace.
Sir John and Lady Lister-Kaye, who
have been here for some days at the wal
dorf Astoria, will sail next Wednesday for
Europe. Sir John Pepys 1ister-Kaye has
been a great globetrotter for many years,
He is the third baronet, and as there are
no children the he'r to the baronetcy
is Cecil Edmund Lieter-Kaye, whose wife
ia a sister Of the Duke OF Newcastle, now
in this country. The Lisfer-kayes before
coming here passed couple OF weeks with
Mrs. Yznapa, Lady Lister Hayes mother,
In the Adirondacks.
The coming marriage OF Miss Hattie
Louise Barnes and Alfred SEVERN Bourne
ia OF interest. Miss Barnes, who was one
NJ last winters debutantes, is daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Richard s. Barnes, TIE
coming Of age Of the prospective BRIDE
groom was celebrated by Commodore
Frederick G.. Bourne OF the New foTk
Yacht Club at his home at Oakdale, l.; j.,
last summer. There were luncheons, din
ners and dances ashore and ahoat. Mr.
Bourne was a freshman at Yale year ago
hut preferring an active business career,
il now associated with his father.
fir William B. Forwood, formerly Lord
Mayor Of Liverpool, who will arrive during
the week on the Ivernia. at Boston, will be
the guest when he comes here OF Dr. Ge-
rar,}us H. Wynkoop at 1928 Madison avenue
Mr.. W. storrs Wells and her daughter.
Miss Nathalie Wells, will sai for Europe on
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Archer Harmon
and Miss Harmon, who go abroad sporty,
IL building a railroad in South America
Mr and Mrs. Edwards Spencer soon sail for
Europe. They are now visiting friends In
he Idlrondacks. Mrs. William I. Bull
soon sails for Europe.
Among those going to the st. Louis ex-
position in October are Lispenard Stewart,
Who has left for New Brunswick on hunting
TIN with a party Of friends, and ny. and
Mrs. Charles Aston B,isted who VII vii W tax
the opportunity to make tour rL OF We m .nd
Mrs r. livingston Bsecknan ard Bradish
q. johnson, who have BEEN all the past
Ueek At st. Lonis. are starting on twelve
months tour OF the world. Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Curcnock,. now at st. Louis. WI
remain until October, They were yistine
Mrs Cumnook's parents, Col ano MIS-
walter Cutting, recently Mt Lenox.
Mrs. Isaac Singer, who has been for some
weeks at Lenox has returned to her apart
rnerts at the Majestic, Her son and dauRh-
tsr-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer singer,
who have been at Ienox since their mar
riage last year, will settle In New YORK
later In the autumn
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Iselin, Jr.. who have
lust arrived from Europe. will be for some
time at their country place at New ho-
chelle. Mrs.. Albert Young. Louis q.