The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-30
IN SOCIETY,".

The sale OF the horse show boxes at the
Garden Theatre on Thursday will attra ct
many well known folks. The show opens
| in a couple of weeks and will bring in its
train the customary dinner and supper
| parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet have taken
the house OF Mr. and Mrs. William Jay at
% East Seventy-second street, furnished,
for the season. and 1t is now being put n
| readiness for them. Mr. and Mrs. Regina Id
| c. Vanderbilt who are now doing the 81.
Louis fair, occupied the Jay house the
winter after their ma rria &c and their infant
| daughter was born there.
Mrs. William Rhinela nder Stewart, Miss
Anita Stewart and James Henry Smith
are among those expected to start Tor home
from Europe by the end Of this week. The
Spender-C hy-Astor and Martini hpps
weddings have led a number OF prominent
New York ers to remain on the other side
longer than they had contemplated doing.
Miss Therese Iselin and Miss Beatrice
Mills will be bridesmaids for the second
time a, the wedding Of Miss Eleanor Jay
and Arthur Iselin at 3 O'Clock on Tuesday,
Nov. 20, in st. Agnes's Char in West
Ninety-second street. The Misses Adelaide
Randolph, Gladys Mills and Wenonah
"a ,tn,ore will also be OF the list, and Miss
Julia Henderson, little cousin OF the BRIDE
daughter OF MIR and Mrs. Richard Hen.
derson of Engla nc, will be the maid OF
his brothers best man and Robert Goelet,
Maxwell Stevenson and Kenneth Budd
will be ushers
Henry Worthington Bull will be the third
usher of the Duke of Roxburghe to marry
He is to wed Miss Maud Livingston, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Robert Cambridge Livingston
| of Islip Mr. Bull Is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
". Lanman Pull OF sO5 Fifth avenue. He
| is member OF the Union, knickerbccker and
| several other clubs. Miss Livingston and
other members of her family are now at the
Collingwood, in West Thirty-ffth street.
Mrs. Theodore A. Havemeyer is in Paris,
where are also a number of her New York
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martin, the
latter her niece, will also be in Paris later
| on Mrs Havemeyers son and daughter
| ip-law. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer.
are to spend the winter in her house here,
at Madison avenue and Thirty-eighth street.
The wedding Of Miss lAlce Rutherford
and j. Iangdon Erving will be celebrated
at the home Of the brides stepfather, George
Croker, East Sixty-fourth street, next
|
her cousin, Miss Beatrice Wright. as maid
Of honor, and " illiam Van Rensselaer, Erving
| of Albany will assist his cousin as best man
There will be no bridesmaids or, ushers
| and Mr. Crocker will give his stepdaughter
away. After the ceremony bridal break
fast OF about fifty covers will be served
The guests will be the relatives of the bride
bridegroom and Mr.. Crocker, with very
few intimate friends.
Among others who sailed yesterday fol-
Europe were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis X. Gar
ner, who were married a fortnight ago
at Greenwich. Conn. Mrs. Garner wac
Mrs. Lester, widow OF IT, v. Lester. They
will remain abroad until the holidays. Mrs
Charles Rowland Wesson Of West Thirty
seventh street. who sailed yesterday, ac'
| oompanie1 by her son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Tucker, will remain
abroad for the winter.
Among the guests entertained by Mrs
Aston at dinner on Wednesday night wac
Count Armand de Gontant- Biron, who
came over to sec the exposition at st
Louis Nine Wellington was another OF
| Mrs Astor's guests. as well as one OF hei
granddaughters, Mrs. Robert j. Collier, and
her husband.
A meet will be held on Saturday at the
new Whippany River Club. the former home
at Mornstown OF Eugene Higgins who
sailed Yesterday on his steam yacht Varuna
for Cuba, and later for the Mediterranean:
The meet will be under the auspices OF
the Essex County Hunt, Of which Charles
Phzer. Jr., is NJ. +. H.
Miss Sarah Pinckney and her niece, Miss
Mary Van Beuren Vanderpoel, will take
I'D their quarters for the winter at the
Hotel Buckingham on next Tuesday. They
have been at their old home, the Watts
mansion, 10th street and Seventh avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs Austin Gray have returned
from their brief European bridal trip and
will probably pass the winter here with
Mr.. Gray's stepfather and mother, Judge
and Mrs. John Clinton Gray.
Mrs. Frederic Benedict is one Of the New