New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


the day Just at present. the 1T the summer
resorts has 10 close. and people leaving
In shoals most Of them bound for New York or
for the country houses IN the suburbs Of this city
The expectations that had been entertained Of gay
autumn at Newport not destined to be realized
owing to the departure Of most Of the leading mem
bers OF the New York colony. At bar FIarbor. az
the various pisces on the coast Of Maine and OF
New England. villas and cottages are being closed
up for the winter and in the Adirondack,
usually the OF much festvity at this time
OF the year. there Is a general exodus from the
camps. only a few Of which remain open Among
them Is that of Arson Phelps Stokes, on Birch ISL
and. on the Upper ST Regis. and that Of Mr. and
Mrs Charles r. Barney. who have staying with
them party consisting Of Miss Ethel Cryder Ellis
Postelthwaite. Marcellus Hartley Dodge. a T.
Ames and Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald s. Alexander
Al I.enox. the other hand. each day witnesses
new arrivals and the horse show which opens on
Friday next promises to be unprecedented sue
cess. owing the large number Of entries. which
suTpass those OF any previous year- The manage
ment OF the show is in charge Of a COMMITTEES pre-
sided over by Ciiraud Foster. and many house par
ties and entertainments OF one kind and another
will he given in connection with the affair The
Berkshire Hunt is holding several runs week
under the mastershp OF Richard T. Dana. A feat
Of the hunting season will he the hunt ball
which will be given In the week OF next month
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Paterson at Blantyre
westchester district and Meadow Brook. where
the members OF the colony are beginning arrive
for the season and 20 open up their cottages and
country places. August Belmont has returned from
Saratoga Mr.. and Mrs Robert Collier from the
White Mountains Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Peters
from Newport. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock
from Saratoga. Mrs. James F. KernOchan from
Newport and Mrs. Mackay from Lenox. Mr.. and
Mrs. q ~ p. Belmont will not however. arrive at
their place ~ Hampstead before the end Of the
month and at Hot Springs for few weeks.
That the tide Of homeward bound travel is now
In fun swing Is shown by the number of well
known names on the passenger lists Of the ncorn-
ing steamers. Among those due here this week. OF
now sailing for nome are Mr.. and Mrs James A /
Burden. Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Baker Mr. !
and Mrs James Speyer. Mrs. Gary T. Hutchinson /
Mr. and Mrs e. Aymar sands and MISS May Sands
who expected here on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs |
William Baysrd Cutting. Mr. and Mrs. NJ
Orme Wilson. Mrs George Ogivy Hsig and her |
daughter. Miss Caroline Coleman Drayton Mrs. |
Jose w de Navarro and her son. A. de Navarro |
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Could and their daughters |
and Senator AMI Mrs ". Murray crane
Tuesday week has been ~ the date OF The /
wedding of Miss Margaret e.. NnOwer To the Vi /
comts Alain De Suzannet, 1T the Church OF St. /
Pierre ChaiIIot in Paris, where the brides |
mother. Mrs. Benjamin Knower has apartment |
in the Champs Eiysee district Mrs. Knower has |
issued about hundred invitations for the mar
rage. and her daughters witnesses az the latter /
will Amos Emo and Mrs. Astor's grandson. !
Henry, Coleman Drayton. who married Miss Con- |
stance EnOwer. The bridegroom Is half Amer |
lean. his mother. Nine. de Suzsnnet. having been /
Miss Nina French. Of New York, prior 70 her mar
rage.
Another wedding in the near future is that OF |
Miss Evelyn Slight and Mahlon Sands. which Is
20 take place At Newport at Emmanuel church. on
October II. The bride. who Is daughter of Ather-
ton Blight. will have her bridesmaids Miss Mar j
garet Winthrop. Miss Natics Rtves Miss Edith Il
Greenough and Miss MurieI d Robbins. while
Murray Graham, Of England viii be the best man
If Mahlon Sands, with whom he will arrive from
Europe this week. Mrs. William Payne Thompson
and Mrs. Gerald Lowther. the latter wife OF King
Edwards Minister To- Morocco. also coming over
from Europe for their sisters marriage. immedi-
steIy after which they will sail for England where
they viii make their home.
Other marriages which viii during tire
next feN weeks Of the autumn are those Of oscar
Stevens Miss Caroline Morgan. and OF Miss Mar
garet Livingston Chanler 10 Richard Aldrich Oscar
Stevens is = son Of Mrs. Berkeley Mostyn by her
hrst marriage. Is a direct descendant Of Governor
Winthrop Of Massachusetts and % Governor Peter
Stuyvesant Of New York. and was graduated last
year from Columbia. Miss Morgan is the daugh-
ter of MI and Mrs Richard Hathaway Morgan.
Of New Bedford and Boston. and has been spend
ing the summer with her parents at their camp
Plymouth. Mass
Miss Margaret CHAMBER Is a great grea fl grand
daughter Of the original John Jacob Astor daugh-
OF the late John Winthrop Chanler and sister
of Mrs John j. Chapman, OF John Armstrong
ChsnIer. OF William Aston Chanler and Of Lewis
Stuyvesant ChanIer. She received from Congress a
gold medal in recognition Of the part which
she played in hospital and Red Cross work in
Cuba in the war with Spain and afterward I'm the
military operations China eliminating In the
capture Of Picking. She owns a house in West 18th
street, and a country place known Rokeby, near
Barrytown-on- the Hudson. Her hance. Richard
Aldrich Is a member of the Century Club and Is
Of the known musical critics IN the United
States
end and the summer colony Is in process
OF disintegration. The meeting OF a week
ago sounded the note for departure The last OF
the weekly dances has taken place at the Meadow
Brook Club, and villas and cottages being shut
up on all sides. The summer Southampton has
been gay one, far more than other seaside
demonstrated by the number OF
young girls who came from Newport, from Bar
Harbor and from other places along the New
England coast 90 make stays at Southampton.
That tennis. golf. motoring and shopping do not
entirely absorb the attention OF the women OF the
growing number OF than who invading the
realms of ntarature. Mrs Rooo de Peystsr TITUS. |
who was Miss Grace 8. Hsnop. makes her debut
writer in the current number Of THE Century
Magazine" Mira Gostchus who was formerly
Miss Marie Louise Gibson. Is the author OF the
principal story IN This Smart Set OF this month
a mass1Ins IN which Mrs e NJ Posts novel '-rh.
Flight OF the Butterfly first appeared. Mrs Clar-
Maelsy Is likewise. it Is understood about
to publish this fall another book upon which sns