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

nlRnt was particularly elaDOrdCes mIB
Edward j. Berwind, Mrs. George MARS
W. Dolan gave the most elaborate OF the
dinners after the horse show on Tues
day. De Lancey Kane gave a dinner on
Wednesday in honor OF Rear Admira
Brownson. Mrs. Harry 8. Lehr, Mrs. J.
c. Mallory and Mrs. Henry Barton jacobs
Admiral Charles NJ. Thomas gave a dinneu
on Thursday for Rear Admiral Brownson
Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones, Mrs. jacobs
Mrs. j. c. Mallory and Mrs. Robert Sedg-
wick were among those who gave dinners
that night. Mrs. William Storrs Wells and
Mrs. Edward j. Berwind gave dinners
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, Jr.
are now at their country place at Great
Neck and Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney
are at heir Long Island home. Mrs. Abram
s. Hewitt and the Misses Hewitt have been
at their farm at Ringwood, N. j., since they
returned from Europe a fortnight ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Cooper Hewitt have ar
ranged a Canadian automobile trip which
will take a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Taylor. who were
married in July. will make their home in
New York. They are now on a honeymoon
jaunt in southern France in an automobile.
Mrs. Taylor was Hiss Allette de Carriere,
and her father is one Of the chamberiains Of
the, Car Of Russia. She and her mother
passed last winter in New York with her
grandmother. Mrs. Henry Savage.
Mrs. Maude Barger-Wallach. the most
interchangeable of matrons in all athletic
sports. will soon change the scene OF her
efforts from the Newport tennis courts to
town and the ST. Nicholas Rink. where
society skates under her auspices. Mrs.
barger-Wallaoh has a daughter, Miss
JEANNE Wallach, who may be q debutante
OF this winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Basil Murray when
they return from their wedding journey
Will reside in East Seventy-ntnth street.
They had a pretty o o wedding last Tues
day in the Church OF st. IgnAtius. Park
avenue and Eighty-fourth street. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. McMorrow. parents Of the bride,
VINO was Miss Emily Gertrude McMouow.
gave a breakfast after the at their
home' o. East N~tnety-third street
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden will be
the guests OF Miss Evelyn Parsons at Islip,
l.. l.. for some days. Miss Parsons did not
attend as bridesmaid at as many weddings
last season as before. but there il nevertbe-
less a steady demand for her services. Mrs,
Burden has on the paternal side many in
teresting relatives. One Of her aunts, who
was the Hon. Caroline Roche. is the Countess
younger brother Of Prince Henry Of PIess,
whose wife was Miss CORVALLIS West. MT
and Mrs. Burden will soon select their new
home in town.
Lenox is the gayest resort this week and
next. The mems tennis tournament for
prizes offered by Carlos de Heredia of this
city opens tomorrow and on Friday the
horse show will be held at High Lawn
Farm, tho estate Of william ID. Sloane.
Mr.. sloane is chairman Of the COMMITTEES
Mrs. Sloane has a big house party al Elm
Court. Mr.. and Mrs. Sloane will return
TO town in October.
Mrs. Richard Irwin, whose late husband
was a brother OF Mrs. James A. Burden
and Mrs. Griswold Gray. will soon return
to her home here at West Thirty-ninth
street and resume her charitable avocations.
She has been abroad since spring and re-
Gently her sister, Mrs. Morris OF Baltimore.
and her daughter, Miss Mildred Morris,
have been in England visiting Mrs. Henry
Clews, Jr., who was in her maiden days
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Alien will travel
for the ensuing two months on the Continent
and will be the guests in Paris OF Mr.. Aliens
mother and sister. On their return they
will 60 to live at $50 Park avenue. They
had a pretty wedding several days ago az
the Riverdale Presbyterian Church, with
breakfast afterward at the brides country
home at ,Riverdale- Hudson. She
vya Msaa QYvaan ~ MawAE. m-I .-hAu-
Of the late Robert G. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Orme Wilson and family,
who have been abroad all summer, will sail
for home within two weeks. Mrs. Wilson's
sister, Mrs. @. 0gilvy Haig, viii probably
return with them.
MIS-. William T. Bull, Who arrived on
Tuesday from Europe, where she passed
the summer, vent direct to Newport and
was in evidence at the horse show on
Wednesday. Mrs. Bull will remain for a time
at the Bull cottage at Newport before re-
turning to town, when she will resume her
informal Sunday afternoon musicales.
Mrs. Edward Lyman Short and her daugh-
ter, Miss Short, who have been abroad all
summer are expected TO return In October.
Miss Short will be C1o Of the winters
~debutantes.
The engagement IL announced OF Miss
Georgia Squiers, daughter of Herbert @.
Squie-s, former American Minister 30 Cuba,
TO Mr.. Harold Whitman, son OF Clarence
Whitman Of Batonah's Wood, Katonah, NY.
The seagOers.
The cabins OF all the liners arriving yes
terdAy were full OF Americans returning
home after spending the summer on the
Continent and in England.
On the American Line steamship St. Paul
were: