New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Society was weT represented at Belmont Park
yesterday for the first time since the opening OF
the racing season week ago Most OF the coun-
try houses on Long Island are the scene to-day OF
weekend parties. and the members thereof fora
gathered at the track. where the boxes OF the
grandstand reserved for the Turf Club well
filed. The clubhouse too. presented an sninIat ed
appearance, especially at the luncheon hour. when
every table was occupied Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. Mr. and
Mrs. Payns Whitney, Clarence Mackay. Mrs. Adolf
Ladenburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Collier, Mr.. ana Mrs r. Livingston Beck
man, Henry Rogers Winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs. August
Belmont and August Belmont. sr., Mr.. and Mrs. o.
H p Belmont the Hon. Hugo and Lady Evelyn
Barring. Lady Algernon Gordon-LeRnox Guy LAX
ing. who Is a member OF King Edwards household;
Mr. and Mrs C. oliver IseIin Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Iselin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Iseln. Mr. and Mrs.
Herman B. DurYea, Mr., and Mrs. z. r. Thomas.
Charles T. Barney and Miss Katherine Rarp<E.
Gordon FeIowes and Miss Carolyn FeIiowes, Bir,
and Mrs Alfred Bond. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kesser.
General and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce and Mrs. James L.
Kernochah
Among the features OF the programme for the
week which opens to-day Is the nrst show OF the
newly organized Piping Rock Kennel Club. which
opens at Glen Cove Wednesday. Samuel VIII
let's the president OF the club is in charge OF the
show, assisted by Harry 8. Ladew. Searle Barclay
jr. and Mrs. James p. Kernochan. Most OF the
kennels on Long lslanQ VIII pc repreSspted at the
Ehow. which PROMISES to DO great success. not
only eantas sepss, but also from social point
of view.
Mr. and Mrs william K Vanderbilt ST. are due
here to-day to- morrow from Europe, where they
have been since last winter, and on landing will go
to lido Hour. their place on Long Island, where
preparations have been made for their arrival.
They will be at Idle Hour and entertain success
sion OF house parties there until they come to town
for few weeks after Thanksgiving preparatory
10 going abroad again early in January Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt have already arrived
and are visiting Mr., and Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane at LePox before going on 20 Riltnore. their
country seat In North Carolina, for the autumn
The winter season they wiz spend at washing
ton. where they have rented an apartment in the
StoRelegh. Mr. and Mrs FREDERICK W. Wander
bAt who have sailed from Europe ara Hkewisa
due here. and ON their arrival viii 40 to their
country hons at HYDE Park on the Hudson for the
fall.
OF the weddings the most notable OF the week
Will be that OF Miss Jean G. Haacy tn yvuIarn
Keyser, IL, OF Baltimore. Thursday next AT the
CHURCH of the Incarnation. Miss Dorothy Roose-
velt. Miss Edith Kane, Miss Ruth Bigelow, Miss
Edith GTeenough, Miss Kate Richardson and Miss
katheripa McSherry. the latter os Baltimore will
De the bridesmaids. and lie Baron Willard Alfred
Wagstaf, both OF New York; Matthew Bond Will
lam Whitrdse. Walter Lord Edwin Poe s Bruoa
AID ). Davis. all Of Baltimore. will be the usherx
Another wedding of the weak Is thar n, MI.
Josephine HasSett TO William FL Lane, also a. ma
Church OF the Incarnation hut to-r,orro,,- So,
Bassett who Is the daughter OF DR. and Mrs Jobr
$ Bassett VIII have her sister AdelIne as her mats
or honor ana inc bridesmaids will consist OF NIz.
Bdith Constable Miss Elsie Shaw Miss Julia Ram
AiiSS AApsi fiSae' Mlas ALICE Lane and Miss Isabel