New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


Fashions clans are gathering in New York from
all big cities OF the Union for the Horse Show,
which opens Just week from tomorrow at Madi-
Square Garden, the twenty-second OF the an
nual series of these exhibitions and which promises
to surpass all its predecessors in Importance ana
brfIliancy The entries are larger than ever be-
fore. many of them being from abroad. while more
than $500 has been offered in cash prizes. indie
pendentIy of the cups and ribbons AS usual. the
show will begin Sunday next with the customary
luncheon given by the management at the Garden
to the judges leading exhibitors and principal sup
porters OF the enterprise, and then on the follow
ing morning the bugle call will herald the opening
not only Of the exhibition but also Of the New
York season.
Throughout the Horse Show week New York Will
be crowded at other time OF the year with
visitors from all over America, many OF them pos
sessed OF great wealth and occupying mere or less
conspicuous places in the society of their respective
cities. They come to New York to see. and it may
safely be asserted that they will accomplish their
object. for rot only will fine horses and handsome
equpages be exhibition at the show, but like
wise all the fashion of New York.
Relatively few foreigners Of mark will be at
the Garden during the Horse Show week. AL
though Lord Curzon. Lord and Lady sUf-
folk. Colonel and Mrs. Colin Campbell and the
widowed Mrs Letter. due here on Wednesday
from England. they are in such deep mourning for
the late Lady Curzou that il is hardly probable
that they VIII care 10 NlSlJ the snow Prince Ly-
mar the secretary OF the German Embassy
at Washington. and his colleague Count Hatzfeldt
are both coming up from the national capital for
the week. Each has American mother Count
Hatzfeldts mother Miss 1ioulton, OF Albany
while Prince Lynars mother was Miss May Par
sons. of Columbus. Ohio. Henry White the Arert-
can Ambassador at Rome who arrives here the
day after tomorrow from Europe on leave OF
absence. viii also be seen at the show and So too
will Mrs. Hwfa Williams. whose husband. young
brother OF the late General Owen Williams. is
the virtual creator Of the Sandown Park near
London
James Henry Smith will be absent from the Horse
Show this year. After having caused his house
in Fifth and hts villa at Tuxedo to be pre-
pared for his arrival he sent cable message yes
terday directing the subleJting Of the Babcock
box No e. In the parterre row in the Metropolt-
tan Opera House. which he had secured for Mon
day nights. He mentioned reason for this
order that he does not purpose to be in America
this winter. The box subet yesterday for
Monday nights to E. Francis Hyde.
Announcement is made of the engagement OF
Miss Elsie Ladd. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Whitehead Iadd. OF No. 13s East 3ith street. 10
Alexander Won Gontard. Of New York
Miss Alice DelaaeId Clarkson's announcement OF
her engagement to John Henry Livingston. OF
Tivoli-on-the- Hudson. Thursday last. was fol-
lowed by their marriage on Friday and their de-
parture yesterday FOR Europe on their honeymoon.
The marriage ceremony took place at the West
27th street home OF the parents OF the bride Mr
and Mrs. Howard Garrison
Several weddings and receptions for debutantes
will engage the attention Of the modish world dur
Ing the coming week. On Wednesday Miss LouisIns
Peters will be married TO Harold Weekes at Grace
Church. and Miss Adeline Havemeyer. whose en-
gagement 10 Peter III. p FrelinShuysen has just
been announced will be the only bridal attendant
OF her cousin. Lewis Iselin. Harry Twyford Peters
Austen Gray. Bradford and Lewis Weekes and J.
Gordon Douglas. who is engaged TO Miss Anne
Kountze, will be the ushers and Arthur DeIano
Weekes will be his brothers best man. After the
ceremony. which will be performed by the Rev DIR
William Il. Huntington. there win be q reception
given by the parents OF the bride Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Peters at their house. in East s7th street
Miss Annette whipple win be married on the
Church OF the Incarnation. the Rev DR. William,
NJ GrosyenOr performing the ceremony Miss
Eleanor Whipple. Miss Florence Borden. Miss
Margaret Warren. Miss RosaIie Gardiner Jones
Miss Edith Brannerd. Miss Gertrude Sanford and
Miss Ethel st. John OF Hartford Conn. will be
IN attendance on the bride. while MarceIlus Hart
ley Dodge, Clarence Collens, Walter WhIppIe and
Lieutenant Sherburne Whlpple, L. s. A. Hugh
Rankin, Alexander Craghead and Ralph Sc..,aa-
lock. OF Pitts0urg. viii DO the bridegroom's nar
sonsl attendants. Afterwsrd Mr.. and Mrs Charles
W. Whippie. the parents OF the bride viii give a
reception at their house IN Madison avenue
ST. BarthoIomew's viii be the scene on Thurs.
day or the wedding of Miss Mary Iannan Prem
uSs, aaushter OF Mrs. n. sartsl PrenticA to Fred