The sun., 1907-11-10

Ihls week viii be marked by the return
20 town OF many New YorEers Who wish
now to get settled before the Horse Show
and by the arrival Of people generaIlyfrom
all over this country and from abroad
Socially 10 viii 10 the dulleBt for many
events absorbing the attention of society
,natrOns.
The Duchess Of Marlborough has been
apparently enjoying herself since her
arrival. Her costumes have been espe-
cially noticed Perhaps the most becoming
was that OF green cloth with gold. which
she wore at Mrs. Mackays fair. At the
] opera at the Manhattan ON Monday night
She was In an elabOrately ietted gown OF
black velvet trimmed with lace and white
/ satin waist with 1nce half sleeves and
shoulder straps OF diamonds. Other Jewels
were a close neckband Of solitaire dia-
mOnds and a string Of pearls and a dia-
/ mond comb. On Thursday, when she
assisted at the hat sale a. Mrs. Richard
| Twins. abe was ottired In pale blue broad
cloth.
Mrs. Robert Goelet. who has Just sailed
! for Europe. will meet her daughter. the
Duchess OF Roxburghe, in London. Her
sister. Lady Henry Michael Herbert. is
| expected to return with her in a few weeks
| MIR. and Mrs II. Z. wilson. Jr.. are now
at their country place in North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orne Wilson have recently
| passed few days with Robert Van Cort-
lsndt at his country place.
Mrs. James Henry Smith and her daugh-
! ter. Miss Anita Stewart. who have been
shopping in Paris. are expected to arrive
soon and will make the Plaza their home for
! the winter. Miss Stewart will participate
10 Philadelphia FOR especially smart func-
tons given for her cousin, Miss Margaretta
Drexel
Announcement is made of the engage
1 ment of Miss Marion Warren NewooInh! /!
| daughter Of Major Warren Putnam New
| comb. U S. A.. to Lieut.. George A. Wildrick.
Coast Artillery Corps Miss Newcomb and
| her father and sister are the only iincal
| descendants OF Gen. Joseph Warren. She
iR also a descendant Of Gen. Israel Putnam,
and. on her mothers side, OF Richard War
! rem OF the Alayfower Lieut.. Wildrick il
| a son Of the late Gen. Abram Wildrick.
! q. s. A.. and a grandson VI Isaac Wildrick,
| who was for many wears member of Con
! grsSs from New Jersey. Lieut.. Wildrick
| is a graduate OF Princeton University, GLASS
! If "a. and is now stationed at Fort Con-
stitution. y. n.
! Mgr. O'Conneli. rector OF the Catholic
! University. is coming on from Washington
! on November is 10 pcsf ,rir the marriage
I ceremony for Miss Mary Gaylev and Count
| CiuilliO Semi second son Of COuHt and
| Countess VincenzO Semi Of Rome. The
scene Of this will be the big hall i'm the resi-
deuce Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jlmes Gavley. 4 East Sixty-ninth street.
/ The bride will he attended by her sister.
Mas Agnes Malcolm Gayley. a d&butante Of
last winter. IA maid OF honor. David
! w AiGf g. q hR.f
man.
loan Penney. Jr. Of Pisinf,,!d announces
the engagement OF his sister, Miss Ruth
Morgan Penney. 20 Howard Augustus Colby
Of N@w ' 'rk.
After their weIdiuG journey Gen. and Mrs
Francis Henry Appleton will make their
ho.ae at 2ji Marlborough street Boston Only
relatives and intimate frtaldS we're resent
in Trinity Chapel at noon on Nniues lay
FOR tire ceremony. They we're entertained
aTterSari at brtakrast by the brides
mother, Mrs J. NclsOn TapEau at the
Earle. iOH Waverley rlace
Miss Nora LanghOrna has been an ai-
te0dant at two weddings this week. She
was maid oH honor at that Of h"r brother
William Henry LanghOrne with Miss EGith
Forsyth at Nidri", Albemarle county.
day abe was one Of the bridesmaids of
Miss Josephine y. Flag at her maria ~
with Philir Boyer at st Thomas's ChurCh
Two OF Mas Langhorne's sisters. Mrs
Reginald Brooks Of New York and Mrs,
7. Noncure Perkins of Richmond were
also present. Miss Langhorne. who il to
be introduced here this winter, will no
doubt have very good time with three of
her Sisters. Mrs. Charles Dana Gibaon
Mrs. Reginald Brooks and Mrs W. Waldorf
.lr fn SnfarTaim in nor honor
Mrs. Vanderbilt. with her daughter
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, and Miss Wander
bilt's fame, Count Laszio Szechenyi. are
at The Breakers. Newport. This estab-
lishment is likely to be kept oper for some
weeks still, though Misc Vanderbilt and
Count Szechenyi are pretty sure to be IN
evidence at the Horse Show here. The
Vanderbilt family rendezvous for the
Thanksgiving dinner mas not YET beon
settled upon. According to recent advices
from Budapest three brothers, all Counts.
are coming over for the wedding. Two
of them VIII bring their wives.
Mr.. and Mrs EIIzur Yale-Smith are on
a brief bridal jaunt snd on their return
will make their home with Mrs. Yale-Smith's
mother. Mrs. Clermont Livingston Best.
at Is East Seventy-fIth street.
Mrs. Heary Clews, Jr. and her children
sailed from Europe yesterday. They will
be. while in New York, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Clews Mrs. Henry Clews,. Jr., il a
a great favorite with her aunt, Mrs Rich
ard irwin.
Miss Louise Lawrence Schroeder and
Richard Davis Wood are TO be married in
81. Georges Protestant Episcopal Church.
Stuyvesant square. next Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Charles Lawrence Riker. the
bride's sister. will attend her IA matron
of honor. and her little cousin and god
daughter, Alice Richards Lawrence. will
be- the Aower maiden. Gilliat Ghequierc
Schroeder will assist as best man, and L.
TTIxton Hare. j. Kent Willing, n II. Ger
hard, II. Radcliffe Roberts. +. Wharton
ffipple, Henry X. billiard, Thomas ID. Smith,
Trsnchard +. Nswbold and Edward r.
Wood. Jr. Of Philadelphia and Charles
Lawrence Riker of New York will be ush-
era. Mr. and Mrs. Gilliat SchrOeder. the
brides parents. will give reception after
the church ceremony at their home. l6S
East Seventy-second street Mr. Wood "
a son OF Mr.. and Mrs George Wood OF
Philadelphia. ..... .r . ". .s-.: o.