New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

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ing the week opening to-day upon the Vande'On-
international cup out on Long isianu ga
Saturday morning next. and many parue'
being organized to witness the contest IN iaC'
there will general exodus of the fasnionaoie
set from town on Friday to the various couiiN'
houses within motoring distance of the track
Dinner. bridge whist dancing and supper wiz
be followed toward daybreak by an Adjournment
TO the course where breakfast will be taXen,
picnic fashion. n the boxes OF the granos'aiiu
while waiting for the race
Most of the house parties will be continued over
Mon lay. when the racing season opens at SeIh0ii'
Park The inauguration OF the fall races there -
always made the occasion OF much hospitality ana
every place in the vicinity will furnish It's quota
OF guests most of whom will take luncheon at
the Turf Club at Belmont Park by way OF q pre-
lininary TO the races. Mr.. and Mrs IholiiaS
Hitchcock. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne WHIT
ney Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann B. Duryee. August
Belmont with his sons and daughter-in-law; Mr'
and Mrs. Robert Collier, Mr.. and Mrs. IA ="
Thomas Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers winthrop
and Mr. and Mrs. w x. Vanderbilt, IT. VIII al
be on hand and II the weather Is pleasant enough
to admit of the display Of Partisan tohettes, ac-
CURED abroad during the summer ne spec.Icis
presented by the lawn between the races VIII Dc q
brilliant indeed.
Few II any coaches will be seen at Belmont Farh
this autumn and neither Alfred Vanderbilt nor any
other of the enthusiasts this particular FORM OF
sport will put any drags on the road Tor puolo No
this fall. The distance from town by roao Is %
great and the drive tedious and disagreeaole
that Alfred Vanderbilts coach Venture repeatenS
made the trip between the Holland House ana BEL
mont Park without passengers during the racins
season of last spring and Of the fall year ago Ii
will be by rail, but more especially by autornoone'
that society will make its way TO the races
Several horse shows scheduled for the present
week the most important IN a social sense Deihs
those Of Morristown, n. j.. and Of Piping ROCK
Long Island The latter takes place toward inc
end of the week and will divide attention with the
motor races. 1t IS of the most popular morse
shows of the year on Long Island Harry FdSho
whitney Charles W. WetmOre, Edwin d Morgan
Robert 1. Stevens and Herman B. Duryea being
among those who are in charge of affair. The
restriction that the entries are to be horses owned
by residents of Long Island TO endow the
show with special degree Of interest TO the So
called Long Island set of New York society.
Several weddings. all of them however. out OF
town figure on the programme for the week Thus
on Tuesday next Gordon NJ Buck. of New York.
member of the University Club. viii be married at
Wheeler. Ala. to Miss Carrie Wheeler daughter OF
the late General Joseph Wheeler. U. s. A She spent
q season here with her father at the Waldorf
Astoria, and is we'll known in New York society.
On the following day. Miss Margaret Livingston
CHAMBERS wedding 10 Richard Aidrch. OF the
Century Club, takes place at tne protestant Epls-
copaI Church, at Red Hook. n. T. The ceremony
will be followed By a reception Rokeby, the
country place Of the bride. at BarrytOwn-on-the-
Hudson. Chester Aldrich will be his brothers
best man, and the bride, who will have no at
cendants is to be given away by her brother. Win
throD Chanler.
Wednesday. too. is the day set for the marriage
Henry Ives Cobb. jr. OF New York, to Miss
Carolyn Postlethwaite. at Washington Miss Janet
I@teI uyhoS
takes place this fall; Miss Leonora Cobb, Miss
Alice Parker Miss Edith Sanger and Miss Con-
stance Bacon will be the bridesmaids Blair Fair
child. Marmaduke Tilden, jr.. w P Wolcott,
Franklin Abbott Wendell P. Blagden and Julian
L. Peabody will be IN attendance on the bride
groom as ushers. After the wedding the newly
married couple will sail for Europe to spend the
winter abroad.
Among the other weddings of the near future
are those of Miss Evelyn Blight. daughter OF
Anterior Blight TO Mahlon A Sands at Newport.
on Thursday week. when Miss Natica Rives. Miss
IurieI Robbins. Miss Margaret Winthrop and Miss
Greenough. Of Boston. viii be bridesmaids, and the
marriage Of Miss May Caveniish Bentinck. 10
John Ford. formerly Of the British Embassy at
Washington, and now First Secretary of Legation
at Copenhagen. Miss May Cavendish Bentinck is
niece Of Mrs Ogden Mills and a granddau lighter
of Mrs Maturin Livingston who returned from
Europe a week ago after spending the summer
abroad
Mr.. and Mrs James Henry Smith have changed
their minds and have decided to 70 New
York for the season. Orders have been given for
the preparation OF their house In Fifth and
for their villa at Tuxedo They are expected at
the end Of October or during the first week IN No
venber In time for the Horse Show Madison
Square Garden and for the opening Of the opera.
Mrs. Anthony Drexei and her daughter will also
spend the winter N New York. and Mrs. James
Evofth will fS ted eiV hall her
house in Fifth avenue for the debut OF her niece.
Sir Percy Sanderson arrived yesterday from Eng
land to resume his duties King Edwards Con-
sui General IN New York duties which. during his
absence on furlough. have bean fulfilled by the
consul. c. Give Bayley
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt have left for
Hot Springs, Va. with their children where they
will spend a few weeks before going abroad for
the winter
town from Bar Harbor, where he has spent the
summer
Mrs. Frederic Edey has arrived IN town for thu
winter.
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
From The Tribune Bureanl
Washington, Sept ss.-Secretary Root Is ex-
pected to return TO Washington tomorrow even
ing from his mission 10 South America and other
points. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Root and
Miss Root. They will go at once to their home