New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
NEW-YoRk SOCIETY.

| Society is hocking back TO town by every train
and boat Some are merely here for few days.
| on their way from summer resorts to their coun-
try seats. but the majority Of people are settling i'll
| town for the Mrs. Astor, leading the way
arrived on Thursday last, and established herself
| at her house In 5th-ave- Week ends will be spent
| at Tuxedo at Morristown. in the Meadow Brook
district, where hunting will shortly begin, and at
country houses, but the middle of the week will
find society on the avenue, at the fashionable
taurants. in the clubs, and last, but not least at
| the theatres which are playing to full houses
| NeWport's season has definitely ended and there
! will be no revival thereof month as the Eng
lish cruiser squadron under the command OF Prince
Louis OF Battenberg, is, after all. TO TO New
York. instead Of going to Newport. The fleet will
arrive some time in the early part of November
| and many plans are being made for the entertain
! ment of not only the officers, but also the men
/ The presence of Prince Louis and of his officers
| will contribute 10 the gayety of New-Yorks fall
season, and It Is understood that he will respond
! 10 the cordial welcome which is to be extended To
the fleet by New York society with ball on board
| his flagship, the Drake.
Racing has already begun aud constitutes very
| powerful attraction in bringing society back TO
town or II not actually to the city. any rate to
the suburbs. All the country houses in the neigh
! borhood of NewYork now being opened AL
| though some like Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright and
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish going for fortnight or
| so TO Virginia Hot Springs yet, by the end OF
SeptenhpeT, everybody Will be assembled in or
New YORK and the racing at Belmont Park in
october promises to contribute in no small rneasUr.
TO the brilliancy of the autumn season The latter
is no" under way and is moving rapidly toward
the opening of the opera and the Horse Show at
Madison Square Garden which herald the advent
of the winter
No date has been set yet for the marriage or
Miss Harriet Delaf1eld to Jarvis Pomerov Carts
whose engagement was announced yesterday Miss
I tpt Is tho
Matufln Livingston Delahed. and the grandcbiId
OF the late Eugene Livingston. of TvoIi-optho
Hudson. Miss Deiaheld's hance Is a an, 80 n
ana Mrs Henry Shelton Carter. and was graduated
from Columbia in 1902 and from the Law School 80
that university this year Mr.. and Mrs pelafeId
and their daughter are at Fieldston their courtrv
place at Riverdale-on-t the Hudson
Mr and Mrs, Hamilton Mex Twombly arrived
yesterday from Newport at Florham their co,,,tr
place near Madison, N j.. where they will spend
the fall.
The wedding of Miss Alice Baheook and Henry
Rogers Winthrop will take place early nAxt ,,orth
at Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Rabeeek
have country place at Lawrence built bv viii
lam stowe and, as they are in mourning they pre-
fer the relative quietness OF rural wedding to
having the marriage take place In town
Paul Tuekerman and Miss Dorothy Tuckerman
sailed yesterday from Europe for New-York and
WIZ arrive on Friday. Mrs, Tuckerman will re-
main for some time longer in Europe She is now
at Carlsbad and will afterward go to Switzerland
monday week is the date set for tho wedding at
Newport of Miss Mary Sands To Tortllar5 SnAncer
lf MISS Anita Sands. Miss Margaret Buffum
ana MISS Emily Meyer will be three of the
bridesmaids. Miss Julia Sands the maid of honor
ana MISS Elizabeth Sands the flower girl Robert
SedFwick jr., will be the best man. and the ushers
VIII be William Wood and Chalmers Wood. jr H.
n eedswiok, George Phillips, Ellis WItherbee and
l.. Riggs. jr
MFs' whitney Warren and Miss Charlotte War
fep We're among those who sailed yesterday for
Europe,
IArue'efnor and Mrs, ". J. Durhin, OF Indiana.
who returned from tour In Europe on Monday