New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

New York's suburban season is now in full swing.
Most OF the country seats the scenes of house
parties to-day. and the resorts such as Tuxedo.
Ardsley. Lakewood and Chatsworth. are crowded
Summer is coming on apace. and the week-ends. in
particular, more agreeable In the country than
in town. Not but that there plenty OF things
the social calendar to keep people in the city
during the remainder OF the week, for there are
weddings by the score, also few dances and
many theatre parties and dinners. On Friday next
there will be exodus Of the fashionable set to
Lakewood where races will take place under the
auspices OF the country club. on whose grounds the
annual Lakewood Horse Show will be held on the
following day. The Lakewood Horse Show invari-
ably begins series open air horse exhibitions
which IN spite OF the growing vogue Of the
tornobile. continue 10 be numerous and as popu-
lar as ever, succeeding one another almost without
interruption from the end Of April until the great
annual horse show at Madison Square Garden IN
November These horse shows Invariably furnish the
occasion OF a great amount Of hospitality the
part OF those who own country seats IN the neigh
borhood OF the localities where they are held. and
at Lakewood this week there will be great deal OF
entertaining by George Gould and others who have
places in the vicinity. in connection with the ex-
hibtion.
Tomorrow morning the New York Coaching Club
will put the Pioneer on the road for
public hire between the Holland House and Ards
ley. under the management OF Alfred G. Wander
bilt Robert L. Gerry and William Goadby Loew.
The coach will start every morning from the HoE-
land House at 10 o'clock sharp, and has as usual
been chartered for its Opening trip tomorrow by
Center Hitchcock. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vandsr-
bit will make their headquarters at Ardsley until
the beginning OF the Newport season. and are
again established at Ardsley Towers. which they
have leased from the Amzl L. Barber estate
Among the weeks weddings will bo that OF Noel
Lispenard Carpenter. OF William Carpenter. Of
East 10th street Miss Isabel Thacher Gourle. in
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by reception given by Miss E, c. Gourlie. the
aunt of the bride. at her house in East S7th street
Winthrop Sands Thomas Adams and Herbert Riker
will be among the ushers. and Miss Edith and Miss
Natalie Gourlie and Miss Eleanor Ames, of Boston.
will figure among the bridal attendants.
On Wednesday Miss Josephine Russell. laughter
of ex-Judge Horace Russell and granddaughter OF
Judge Hilton. Will be married to the Rev. David
Brewer Eddy at her parents home in Park avenue.
where Judge and Mrs. Russell will give dinner for
the wedding party tomorrow night Miss Russell
will have Miss Emily Mann. of Troy, a niece OF
Hamilton Fish, and her sister. Miss Marie Russell.
as her bridal attendants while the bridegroom. who
is pastor of the Presbyterian Church at East
Orange. N J.. and nephew OF Justice Brewer. OF
the United States Supreme Court will have as his
ushers Louis T. Stone and Thomas Davis.
Another wedding OF Wednesday is that of Miss
Nellie Moore daughter of the late George Gibbs
Hector II. Havemeyer and Frank Dillon among
the ushers. The ceremony will be followed by
reception given by Mrs. w a Parks. aunt of
the bride. at her house In West 57th street.
Quite large contingent OF we'll known people
will leave town on Wednesday afternoon to attend
the wedding OF Cornelius N. Bliss. jr.. Miss
Zaidee Cobb daughter OF Mrs Edmund NJ. Cobb.
OF Washington, Thursday. and here in town
the Church of the Incarnation. at Madison avenue
and S5th street, will be the that day OF
the wedding OF Miss Mamie Wright Brown. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldron p. Brown, to Harold
Richmond Talbot. OF DIR. and Mrs Robert 3.
TaIbot Miss Grace RuggIes. Miss Alice Kobbe and
Miss Harriet Porter comprised among the
bridesrnaids while Miss Nellie Brown will be her
sisters maid of honor. After the wedding Mr. and
Mrs Waldron p Brown will give a reception at
their house, In East sSth street
Then on Saturday will the weddings OF
William Halliburton Bridgham 10 Mrs. H. C. Vail
and OF Miss Harriet Delaheld TO Jarvis Pomeroy
Carter The marriage of Miss Delaheld will occur
at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. and Miss
Hopeton Atterbury. Miss Justine Ervng. Miss
Florence Bates and Miss Maize Miss Grace
Delaheld will be among her bridal attendants
Russell Carter will be his brothers best man. and
after the ceremony there will be a reception given
by the parents OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs Maturin
L. Delaheld. at their house. In East s6th street
Mrs. Walls wedding to William Halliburton Bridg-
of hsr sastsr-in-l2w. NJ. Mary Vac. with whom
J ne has bsea living Tor several years, Ma YAu.