New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

have country houses on Long Island on FRIDAY a,d
Saturday next in connection with the North shor,
Horse Show. and many weekend parties are 10 n,
given for the affair. For some reason or another
ths show enjoys a greater degree OF popuIar,tv
among the fashionable set than most Of the other
suburban exhibitions of the kind Perhap.
it is because it IS rather exclusive the entries ana
the attendance being more or less restricted to GER
tain coteres in consequences Of which all OF thos.
present terms OF friendship and old ae
quaintance with one another Thomas Hitchcocx
Jr George r. Sheldon. Harry Payne Whitney
Walter Jennings. August Nontant and Charles w
Wetmore are in the management Of the affair
Most Of the country seats on Long Island hav.
already been opened for the autumn and from now
on 10 Thanksgiving will be the scene OF a series
OF house parties many o< them organized +, con,
nection with the Belmont Park races. Among tina
visitors from Europe viii be the Duchess Of MarI-
borough VINO according to latest advices is booked
TO san from England October g. and who whfla
in this country. will stay with her brother "
Vanderbilt. at his place at Great Neck Long ISL
and with her mother. Mrs. o. H. p Belmont a.
Hampstead, and with her father. ". K Vanderbilt
who is his way across the ocean with Mrs Van
derbilt TO spend the autumn Idle Hour Long ISL
and Consuelo Duchess Of Manchester will Hka
wise be here throughout the greater part OF Octo-
Der. with Mrs. Fritz Ponsonby being booked ro-
a series of country house visits before returning
to England. and among other foreigners here are
the Duke Of Newcastle. the Earl OF STAFFORD and
the Lord Bishop Of London. who after spep5fnr a
couple of days in town. has left for Washington
and Richmond Va. but will return here at the end
of next week for a short stay before sailing On
Tuesday, October 10. banquet will be given IN his
honor at the New Plaza Hotel by the Prsrins
with William Butler Duncan in the chair.
The Meadow Brook Clubs season opens on Tues
day and Will continue until January I. The hunt
ing will. Of course. be a feature there as usual
this winter. and the meets promise 70 be well al
tended Among those who follow the hounds are
Mr.. and Mrs r. Livingston Beeckman. Mrs. James
L. KernOchan. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock
jr, Edwin D Morgan. Harry Payne Whitney sam
uel Willets. Ralph y. Ellis. Beverley ". Robinson
Joseph p Grace and William Russell Grace.
On Wednesday. Thursday and Friday the Dutchess
County Agricultural Society. of which Reginald w
Rves IS president. will hold its sixtysixth annual
fair at Poughkeepsis- Premiums and purses TO the
amount of $4,000 will be distributed and the ex-
hibts promise 20 be Interesting
Miss Grace NJ Rainey daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Rainey. of Cleveland. married
yesterday afternoon to Henry Welsh Rogers. OF
Philadelphia Their wedding was quietly celebrated
at her hons in West 51st street. and the guests
numbering about twenty-five. were composed Of
members of both families and a few intimate
friends The bride. who had attendants
gown of white chiffon. made in Empire fashion and
trimmed with point de Vense- She wore veil
Her only Jewel diamond 1ocket. NJ Rogers's
gift George H Rogers r. was his brothers best
and only attendant The ceremony was az 40
o'clock and was performed by the Rev Wilton
Merle Smith. Of the FfFty-seventh Street Presbyte
rian Church II followed by buffet collation..
which Mr. Rogers and his bride lett for their
honeymoon trip They have known each other for
ten years. He is graduate OF Princeton. class Of
80 The guests included the brides brother Roy A.
Rainey. and his wife in whose name the announce
ments Of the wedding have been sent out: her other
brother. Paul Rainey; the bridegrocms parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H Rogers. OF Philadelphia;
the Misses Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway. OF
Philadelphia; Miss Eleanor Wallace and the Misses
Thomas. formerly of Cleveland
31r and Mrs Theodore Douglas Robinson are
being congratulated on the birth OF daughter az
their country home at Orange. y J. Mrs Robin
son. who Miss Helen Roosevelt. Is the daughter
OF J. Roosevelt Roosevelt and granddaughter o:
Mrs. Astor. Mr.. Robinson is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Robinson and nephew OF President
Roosevelt.
Robert Livingston Schuyler and Mrs Sadie Van
Dyk Brooks will be married on Saturday afternoon.
October 49, in Christ Church. Bronxvie. E Throoo
Geer VIII be the best man. and the ushers chosen
are Richard Kelly. jr and James Garrett Mrs
Luther Douglas Garrett. the brides sister. viii be
matron OF honor. The ceremony viii be performed
by the Rev. Hamilton Schuyler. and afterward
will be a reception the horne OF Mrs. Gar
rett IN Lawrence Park Bronxville.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and Nr and
Mrs Payne Whitney returned yesterday from Eu-
rope board the Kaiserfn Auguste Victoria They
had been abroad since early in July. and IN the
last few weeks Harry Payne Whitney had been en-
tertaining number OF friends at Hoiwck Hall. his
shooting lodge in Yorkshire 1e and Mrs Whitney
will spend the fall at their country place on Long
Island Nr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney Will also
occupy their country home Long Island the
greater part OF the autumn
Miss Mary Carleton Maxwell. daughter OF MA
Eugene L Maxwell. who IS TO be married at ths
family country home at Glen Cove. Long Island. On
October IS. TO Joseph Edward Davis. has completed
the arrangements for her marriage She viii have
four brfdesmaids-NIiss Katherine E1kins. OF Wash
ington: Miss Grace Knowlton. Miss Frances VIII
iams and Miss Helen Y. Judson. OF Brooklyn
Miss Mary Davis Isandstreet. OF Baltimore. and
Miss Carroll Whitney. daughter OF Mr.. and Ma
Howard s Whitney, will be the flower girls and
Donald Geddes. jr., Will page. Thomas b
Davis, jr. will be the best man. and the ushers
selected ". Raymond Maloney, Thomas b
Clark. jr and John s. Ferguson OF this city. ald
Corlies E Sullivan and Crispin Ogebay. OF CTsve-
land The ceremony Will be at O'Clock. and SO
cial trains will carry the guests TO and from Glm
Cove
Miss Louise Clover Boldt only daughter Of
George C. Boldt, will be married 10 Alfred Graham
Miles in ST. Thonlass Church Tuesday after-
noon. October s. at o'clock. The bridal attendants
will include Mrs George c. Boldt. r.. rGtrcn
of honor: Miss Helen c. Hammond. as maid OF
honor. and Miss Dorothea Hammond and Mss
Betty Collamore. OF this city: Miss Marguerite c
Evans of Washington. and Miss Jean Gillespta OF
South Orange y. j. will be bridesmaids Fred
ericI r. White OF Cleveland. will best nan.
and the ushers chosen are George c. Bold- q.
Martin Mcvoy jr.. Charles L. Inslee. Allen Bols
and Jasper Rand OF this city. and Edward r
Wood O PHILADELPHIA A reception VIII follow At