New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

NEW-YORk SOCfeIys
Elisha Dyer. tr win lead the cotillon at the Dig
dance which Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Is 10 sNo On
Saturday next at The Crossvays. her place at
Newport for Miss Sadie NDss, the deoutante
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Penn-oke jones' AZ wan
be the first entertainment OF importance AT ]So"
port this season, and Mrs II Mex TWonfOiy' Sih9'
Pembroke Jones and others are giving dinners -
connection Herewith. aferward taking their guests
TO Mrs Fish's house for the dance. Mrs rem
broke Jones will have large dance ior neI
daughter on the night OF August Is Mrs E1lins
r. Morse has announced big open air drnmatio
performance in the afternoon OF that day. and Mrs
Astor and Mrs Hermann Oelrichs are likewise ex-
pected to give dances
Mrs Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. Mrs
Astor Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and her son. Robert
Walton Goelet, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Belts and
a number OF other well known people are due
here the day after tomorrow from Europe, and
will their arrival proceed to Newport for the
remainder OF the season. Colonel and Mrs John
Jacob Astor Will arrive little larer being booked
to sail from England August Q. but Mr.. and
Mrs. Prescott Lawrence. with their daughter. Miss
Katherine Lawrence who is to make her debut
this at Newport: G. Creighton Webb, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Martin. Mrs. Seth Barton French
and Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh WhitehoUse have all
arrived at Newport. and are settled there for the
season
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Doan have been placed
in mourning by the sudden death OF Mrs. Dolan's
father. Nelson Brown. at Atlantic City. and have
closed their cottage at Newport for the season
Among the marriages set for the week which
opens to-day Is that Of Stephen Van Rensselaer,
and Miss Marion Watson Farlin. which takes placs
at Elizabeth. N. J.. tomorrow afternoon. at the
homo Of the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Augustin Farlin- The bridegroom is OF the
late Stephen Van Rensselaer,. grandson OF Brfsa-
der General Henry Van Rensselaer,, and Major
General Stephen Van Rensselaer,. the eighth Pa
troon Of Rensselaerwyck was his great-grand-
father. His mother Miss Mathde Heckschsr
daughter Of the late Charles Heckscher. and he IS
a nephew OF John G. Heckscher and cousin Of
the Mayor and Mrs George B. Mcclellan. who
with his other cousins. Captain and Mrs. Philip
Lydig. Egerton L. Winthrop. Mrs. Robert Win
throp. the Countess dArschot. Mr.. and Mrs
George Waddington Mr. and Mrs Ansel Phelps
Frederick Frelinghuysen Ralph Emerson and H
F. Sherwood. have been invited to the wedding
On the following day Miss Alberta Sturges will
be married in London to Charles George Montagu.
NJ. p, of Admiral Victor and Lady Agneta
Montagu and heir presumptive to the earldom and
estates of his uncle Lord Sandwich. Miss Sturgss
is the daughter Of Mrs. Francis Leggett. who for
several seasons has rented Lady de Grey's house
in Bruton-st.. London and the bride will be given
away by her stepfather. Francis Leggett Of New
York Her bridesmaids will INCLUDE General Ar
thur Paget's daughter. Miss Leila Paget. Mrs
Ernest Cunard's daughter. Miss Padelford Miss
Ruby Lindsay. Miss Olga Montagu and Lady Mar
jorie Manners. the daughter Of Lord and Lady
CRANKY. The honeymoon will be spent at Venice.
Announcement has been made Of the engage
ment of Charles Heckscher de Saulles TO Miss
Louise Hockay. OF lola, Kans The bridegroom is
nephew OF John G. Heckscher, Of Mrs. John O.
Wilmerding and Of Mrs. Stephen Van Rensselaer,
and a Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur de Saulles, Of
South Bethlehem. Penn The wedding will take
place in September at lola, where the young
couple will make their home
The annual Monmouth County Horse Show will
be opened IN the Hollywood Park at Long Branch
on Wednesday. and 1t will extend over until Sat
urday. It constitutes the principal feature Of the
season of all that portion of the Jersey coast and
is made the occasion OF much hospitality and OF
numerous entertainments. Among the many house
parties organized in connection with the show IS
that Of Mr. and Mrs William Goadby Loew.
whose guests will include Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Vanderbilt and Robert and Peter Gerry.
Just week later Bay Shore will have fits annual
horse show in Oakwood Park, Long Island. and
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Cutting. Commodore F. G.
Bourne and. indeed. all those having country
places in that part OF Long Island, will have house
parties for the occasion
Racing will begin at Saratoga a week from to-
morrow, and the promises to prove excep-
now in the White Mountains. have rented the
Judge Henry Hilton place. and will entertain
succession OF house parties. while Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. E. r.
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs Richard T. Wilson and Au-
gust Belmont have all taken cottages for the
month. Racing will alternate with the polo tour
nament. which will be in progress during the first
two weeks OF August there.
Mrs James A Stillman left town yesterday for
Newport to spend the remainder Of the summer
with her father-in-law, James Stillman Another
passenger the monday train for Newport was
Mrs Lawrence Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan and Miss
Beatrice Morgan have started for their country
place. Pappoose Island. in the St. Lawrence
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis L. Lorilard. who have been
abroad for several months. have announced their
return for the beginning September and on their
arrival here will proceed at once to Newport 10
take possession Of the Redwood cottage
Newports Horse Show, which usually marks the
close of the at that summer resort will
take place at the Casino on September L. and
the executive committee being composed OF O. H P
Belmont. H F. Elfridge, Prescott Lawrence Cen
ter Hitchcock. William R. Travers and Francis M
Ware.
IN THE 5ERKSHIREs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsUNrl
Lenox. Mass, July 22.-SIr. and Mrs William E
Doane. OF New-York, were greatly shocked by the
news OF the death OF their son-in-Iaw Ensign
Newman K Perry, who on the Bennington ar