The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-23
IN sGcEErY.

the lead in the line Of autumn social festlvi.
ties, will be given on Friday night, October
%, in tho largo circular ballroom Of the
clubhouse. II will be preceded a. usual
by many dinners at the cottages and clubs.
Dancing will begin az 10 O'Clock, and prob
ably the ootilon viii DO led by Amos Tuck
seasons. The favors are always uncoEn-
monty pretty and tho ball n apt to be .
late AFFAIR, as the dancing 10 resumed after
tie midnight supper.
There was q dinner and dance last night
at Oastlewood, the country place Of Mrs.
Epplle Bruguiere and Aer SON, Louis
Brlguiere, near Newport. It wAs tho final
testivtty Of the season and tho last gather
Of the coming Sands-Blight wedding on
OotobSr II. Mr.. Bruguiere has been for
several seasons one Of the eligibles OF The
Newport set. He and his mother viii
,, and viii probably % absent all winter.
Henry Ives Cobb. Jr., son Of Hsnry. Ives
Cobb. will give his bachelor dinner this
week In anticipation % his wedding With
Miss Caroline Postlethwaite In Warrington
on Tuesday week, October .. Miss Janet
Fish Of New York win be one Of the brides
maids, and the others will include the
Misses Ingalls, Of CincinnAti, Constance
Bacon Of Boston, Grace Bell, Carolyn Huh,
S~eokendorf Of WashinKt6n. The latter
has attended 40 bridesmaid at other snart
nuptinl events, including that Of Miss
Parker, daughter OF Dol. James PARKER
Of The army. and q young ooicer at Newark
seclendorr. and hsr weddlns wtth FSsm-
ing Newbold will be one Of the notable
Washington Affairs a little later on.
Mr.. Cobb win have among his dinner
guests at the Harvard Club Cleveland Cobb
and Gambler Cobb. his brothers; Blair Fair
child, Wendell p. Blagdeu, Julian L.
Peabody. FRANKLIN Abbott, Marmaduks
Tilden, Jr., W. p wSlcott and James W. 3.
supervising Architect Of the United StAtes
Treasury. The wedding will be celebrated
in the afternoon In st. JONAS Protestant
Episcopal Church and will be attended by
numerous New York relatives and frtsnds
set low at home.
Henry Ives Cobb and his bride will after
a wedding journey mako their home with
the latesr's mother, Mrs. william M. Postle-
thwaite, whose residences on New Hampshire
avenue In between tho Letter and Whitt2-
more houses. She 10 a widow and he's
husband wns chaplain In the army and
quartered for q long time ct West Point,
| where she naturally became acquainted
with of ccrs Of high rank and their families.
She il considered one OF the most ambitious
women at the capital inc 10 rich, hav ing
made good investment Of property Left her
by her father. Her daughter being an only
child she long since gave out that she would
consent to her marriae 60 only on the under
standing that she should continue to make
49, RI L. AL a. ~
thwaite, as che 10 called, y rather a pretty
girl with brown hair and is always beaut-
fully dressed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Otis Post Will make
their home in New York after their wedding
Journey. The bride, who was Miss Doro-
thea Miller, IL a daughter Of Commander
Jacob W. Miller, y. s. N, retired. Shs
looked very pretty In her white satin prin-
S Sssd Eown al and r ySi,1l%0u: .l IsS, ss5l n q r. h.
Peters Church, Morrtstown, NJ J. Mr..
! Post, who ia a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Post, was attended by william r. BeekRnan
as best a
Dinners we're given on Monday By MrA.
Henry Barton Jecobs aud Mrs, Phillips
Alien Clark at their Newport gee.
Mrs. John Thompson Spencer and Mrs.
William II. Sands had elaborate floral
decorations at their dinners on Tuesday
night. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs.
George 9. Scott and Mrs. Henry BARTON
jacobs. were among those giving dinners
on Wednesday. Mrs. j. Fred Pierson, Dr.,
| MAY Brady gave one Of the Friday dinners.
Countess Lillian Hoyos and Countess
| Camelia Hoyos Of Austria were the guests
| last week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Choate
at Lenox. Lady Gordon Lennon, who has
| visited with friends e~refrequently, arrived
| some days since from England. The Marquis
de Casa Calderon came over last week.
Countess de Castlennenardo and Baron and
Baroness Won Happen have been soiourping
at the Hoffman Of late. Lady Michael
Henry Herbert will remain during the
autumn with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Wilson. She was in town to sse her
sons, Michael and Henry Herbert, who
IL Is some days since Count and Countess
Mercati and Countess Magdalens EGlof-
stein sailed for their homes IN the other
side. Baron and Baroness Sossnowits Won
Wlkahoya Of Russia are on d visit here.
Baron Charles de Geers arrived last Tues
day and COmtS DO MontalSS -eech.d hsre
from France on Wednesday. Lady Au-
gusta Fame Of London Is the guest OF Miss
Gementina Furnies At EdgNcomb, her
Lenox place. Sir Howard Vincent Of Lon
don has been at the Hotel Astor OF late.
Count and Countess de LGn4ier- Villiers
have returned 10 town after q summer at
Bar Harbor.
Newport will bekhe rendezvous this week,
probably by Wednesday or Thursday, OF
various members Of the Aston and Wilson
families. Mr.. and Mrs. John jacob Aston
and their son, Vincent Aston. are looked
for on Wednesday on the Kronprins Wilhelm,
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. Orme W ilson and their
sons may be here a day earlier. Mrs. @.
ORiIvy HAiR, who Is Just now visiting friends
in Boston, will rejoin her mother, Mrs.
Aston, at Beechwood within a day or two.
Mr.. wilson's barents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
Wilson, are stu at their Newport cottage,
and Mrs. r. T. Wilson, Jr., who has been In
town OF late, will rSturn TO the resort tenn
porarily. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Ia still
giving dinners there.
Miss Maude Elliott. a cousin Of President
R~oosevelt's, who makes her winter home
in Washington. has been mad 9 much Of all
eummer by her friends at Elkton, q Virginia
resort. Miss Elliott is an invalid and her
S~fternoon teas were crowded with proni-
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