New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

Lord and Lady Monson sail the day after to-
morrow. with Lady Monson's mother. Mrs Roy
Stone who will spend the winter with them a.
Burton Hail. Lincolnshire. General Roy Stone
L. s. A. died at Morristown few weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick r HaIsey will arrive
here on Tuesday from Europe and landing Will
go to Tuxedo. where they will open their
cottage for the fall season
On Wednesday next St Georges stuyvesant
Square, will be the scene Of the wedding OF Charles
b. Rowland to Miss Virginia Lazarus, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lazarus Of East s4th-st
Charles 3. Rowland IS the of Mr. and Mrs
Henry f.. Rowland
On the following day Lawrence F. Abbott son Of
the Rev DR. Lyman Abbott. will marry Miss winf-
fred Buck. daughter of Dr. Albert Buck. Of New
York. the atter's country place. at Bayport
Long Island.
At Cedarhurst horse show and gymkhana VIII
take place tomorrow the grounds OF the Rock
away Hunt Club. under the auspices of that insti-
tuition. Rene La Montague and Fletcher Harper
among those who have it IL hand and later ir
the week there is to be dog show.
Mrs Mackay as a member Of the School Board
of Rosyn. is serve as one the judges for the
educational department at the annual fair al
Mneoa, held from September rs to September go
under the auspices of the Queens Nassau Agrc1IIt-
in connection with ii always among the prfn-
cipa features Of the fan season on Long Island.
BernardsviIe will be gay this week in connection
with its annual Horse Show. Among the ar
rivals there is Mrs. George Bliss who has rented
Blythewood. the Kunhardt place, for term of
years.
On Friday last the last dance Of the summer sea
son took place at the Meadow Club at Southamp-
ton, thus virtually marking the end Of the
there. Many cottages already closed. including
that of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Barney. who have
gone to their camp in the Adirondacks Many
people will. however. remain for the hunting which
opened yesterday. and there is still to be a horse
show, as we'll as many golf tournaments.
Morrstown-s horse show at the Field Club there
has been set for October s. s and :. while this
week the Richmond County Agricultural Society
will open it's county fair DonEan Hills 1t de-
serves notice by of the fact that is prob
ably the only county fair that is held within New
York City limits. hiss Daisy Cameron. W. 7.
Floyd Jones and number of other we'll known
people have entered horses for the horse show held
in connection with ii.
Miss Mary Sands. whose marriage TO LoriIlard
Spencer. jr.. takes place at Newport September
49, will have bridesmaids Miss Anita Sands.
Miss May Sands. Miss Margaret Buffum and Miss
Emily Mayer. Miss Julia Sands will be the maid
of honor and Miss Elizabeth Sands the flower girl
Robert Sedgwck. jr. will be the best and
the ushers will be l. Riggs. jr-, William Wood.
George Philips. L. 5. Witherbee Chalmers Ward,
jr, and H. r. SedgwiCk.
Captain Henry Durand OF the English Am
bassador. who has been spending the summer
with his parents at Lenox, sailed yesterday FOR
England. his way to rejoin his regiment the stn
Lancers in India. Sir Donald Mackenzie Wal
lace the principal representative o. The London
Times at the peace conference at Portsmouth. is
staying with the British Ambassador and Lady
Durand Lenox for a few days before sailing
for Europe. His friendship with them dates back
to the days when Sir Mortimer at the head
of the foreign and political department at Cal
and Sir Donald was the private secretary to
the VicerOy. or. rather, to two of them. namely
TO Lord Dufferin. and to his SUCCESSOR Lord Lsns-
downe.
Mrs. J. Stevens Ulman will give at her country
place at Southampton the wedding breakfast fol
lowing the wedding of her sister. Miss Mildred
Ba relay 10 Samuel Oakley Wander Peel next Sat
urday week. Miss Clara Barclay the maid Of
honor: Miss Mamie Brown daughter Of Waldron
P Brown: Miss Louise Kobbe. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kobbe: Miss Sallie Dixon. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. George 4. Dixon. and Miss Gretchen
Hoyt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry r. Hoyt.
the bridesmaids-all of them, save the maid OF
honor. debutantes of last winter-0in wear white
chiffon cloth frocks. with white muffs and large
white hats trimmed with orchids. Wright Barclay,
Edward Delafeld. Douglas Green. Theron Strong.
Arthur Moore and John Read will be the usherS,
and HalSted Wander Peel the best man. Inc newly
married couple will begin their wedding trip In a
motor
The Mayor of New-York and Mrs. George B. Nc
CIelan the Grindstone Inn. Grindstone Neck.
Me, and will return to town in about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi P. Morton and Mrs Helen
Morton have returned from their camp in the Adj
rondacks. and at their country place at Ellersie
the Hudson
Edward Duer is to sail from Europe for New-York
September 90, and will go o Lenox for the fall
Announcement is made Of the engagement
Miss Isabelle Taylor. daughter of Mr.. and Mn
George NJ. Taylor, 10 Joseph Ewing. OF Mr.. an
Mrs Bernard Ewing. OF Maple Tree Farm. wyckof
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NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.