New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

he avoidance OF sundays III IHS citS as AO'iS a.
the suburban season is in progress Horse SHOWS
and weddings will come in for considerable share
Of attention the part of the fashionable ser our
ing the fortnight, and golf and tennis tourna-
ments are being made the occasion OF much hospl-
taIity at Tuxedo. while early in October the oper-
ing of the racing at Belmont Park Will
lead to considerable gayety Long Island. where
most Of the country places will be thronged with
guests including many visitors from abroad
IN Thursday next two horse shows will compete
for the favor of the modish world. The one at
Mineola will naturally serve as attraction to
the Long Island It will be held the fair
grounds under the auspices Of the Queens-Nassau
Agricultural Society. and, as usual Harry Payne
whitney, Clarence Mackay Thomas Hitchcock. jr..
Edwin D. Morgan and Robert Bacon among
the prize givers. While most Of the Long Island
stables are represented among the entries.
The other horse show, opening on the same day
and remaining. like that at Mineola. IN progress
until Saturday evening. will takt place at Morris
town under the direction of Woodbury. G. Lang
don. George r. D. schieffein. Charles Scribner. r
Ogden Cbisolm and others of those owning coun-
try places in the district.
Quite smart from social point Of view will
be the North Shore Horse Show. Just a week later.
at the Piping Rock Field. near Locust Valley. 1t
is one Of the most popular affairs Of the autumn
on Long Island. and is in charge Of association
Of which the chief officers are Thomas Hitchcock
Jr., August p. Montant. George r. Sheldon. Harry
Payne Whitney, Samuel Willets and Edwin D.
Morgan.
Among the weddings on the programme Is that
OF Miss Ellen ". Delano and Frederick 3. Adams.
which takes place Saturday next Tarrytown.
N. 7. the country place OF the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Delsno, jr. The enga cement
OF the young couple announced only few
weeks ago Frederick Adams entertained several
OF his friends dinner last night at Sherry's.
His guests. numbering twenty-five included Court
iandt Dixon Barnes. c. H. Draper, F p. Cheney,
John c. Greenway W. s. Coffin, Charles L. Tiffany,
J. w Cross. Henry Boocock. J. F. Talmadge Hen
~ O. Havemeyer. Jr, c. H Sabin, c. E Adams.
Arthur o. Choate. Lyman Delano. J. p Swan.
George Draper. Robert Dunbar Pruyn. Ogden Mills
Bishop. C. w Hanford. z. Coster wilmerdng.
Robert L. Morris. Fuller Potter. Eliphalet Mott
Potter and John H. Prentice
Another wedding OF the week is that Of Miss
Kathryne schuchardt, daughter OF Mrs. Frederick
Schuchardt, to Milton Lloyd de Valencia. OF
the late Alva Milton de Valencia at St Thomas's
Church on Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony,
which will be performed by the Rev DR.. Wasson.
will be followed by a reception at Delmonicos 3.
Miss Emily Chaplin will be the only bridal at
tendaut.
Miss Ethel de Forests marriage 10 Allen z.
Whitman follows Tuesday week at Wawapek,
the country place Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W de
Forest the parents Of the bride. Cold Spring
Harbor. Long Island. The bridegroom IS the son
OF Isaac Allen Whitman and brother OF Mrs. Fred
erick Demins Sherman. Of Short Hills. N ].
Then on Saturday week will follow the weddings
OF Miss Dorothy @. Roosevelt to Langdon Ceer ard
OF Miss Augusta Mum TO l. Sheldon Tilney. Miss
Mum IS a daughter OF Mrs. Henry Norcross Mum.
a granddaughter OF the late Orson D. Mum and
niece OF Mrs. II o. Havemeyer and OF Mrs Sam
uel T. Peters Her fancs graduated from
Harvard in 1904 This marriage will take place at
Orange n. J. Miss Roosevelt has selected the
Church OF tho Incarnation in town. the scene OF
her wedding where the ceremony VIII bs per
formed by the Rev. DR.. William Grosvenor. assist
ed by the Rev. William Montague Geer. uncle
Of the bridegroom Afterward Mrs. Hilborne L
Roosevelt the mother OF the bride. will give re-
ception at her house. in Lexington avenue Miss
Hester Davis Will be the brides only attendant.
George Jarvis Geer. Jr., will be the best and
Frederick Hoppn. Howland Davis. jr., Marshall
Geer Paul T. Jones. Harold Imbrie and George o.
Reddington. OF New York; Peter and Paret Blanch-
ard OF Baltimore. and b. B. Vincent Lyon the
ushers
Other weddings of the fall include those Of Miss
Susan Delsno TO Charles NJ. Mckelvey. at Orange.
n. j. on October s: OF Miss Anne Breese. daughter
OF Mrs. Harry Higgins. to Lord Alastsir Innes-
Ker. brother and heir OF tho Duke OF Roxburghs.
in ST. Georges Church. Hanover Square. London.
October 10; OF Colonel Sir John Harrington.
British Minister PIenpotentiary in Abyssinia
Miss Amy Mcmillan. daughter oc the late United,
States Senator James Mcmillan, OF Michigan at
OF Miss Mildred Phelps Stokes, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes. to Dr. Ransom S.
Hooker at Mr.. and Mrs Stokes's country seat
Noroton. Conn. October 30: OF Miss Harriet H.
Hoyt. daughter OF Mrs. James Otis Hoyt. TO ].
Frank Phillips. the date and OF Miss
Marion l. Lyman. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Hart
Lyman. 10 Rowland stebbins. OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II. Stebblns. on Saturday November > at
the Church OF the Ascension.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Stevens Ulman Will return to
town Wednesday from Bar Harbor where they
havs spent the summer. They have rented a house
In Madison avenue FOR the season. as their new
East s1st street IS not ready for occupancy.
Mr. and Mrs. AIonzo Potter have left Southan1p-
ton. Long Island. and gone to Babylon for the
autumn.
Sir Vincent Cailard. Sir Walter Lawrence. Sir
John Murray. Sir Michael Marine. Charles r, MIL
er Miss Jean Reid daughter of the American Am
bassador TO the Court OF st. Jamess: Mr.. and Mrs
a. ]. Shipman and Samuel s Auchncloss were
among those who sailed for England yesterday on
the Lusitania-
Mrs. Prescott Lawrence has arrived in town for
a few days from Newport
Several families have been placed in mourning
during the last week. and will be debarred In con-
sequence thereof from contributing TO the hospi-
taty and from taking part IN the gayeties of the
coming season. Among them Mrs c. Oliver
IseIin. who has tust lost her father Colonel Will
lam Goddard. OF Providence. Tho death OF Mrs
James W. Gerard, sr compels a modification Of the
plans which Mr.. and Mrs. James w Gerard tr
had made for the season. while George c. Taylor
who buried Friday at woodIawn Cemetery
was the brother of Henry A. c. Taylor and uncle
Of Henry r. H. Taylor and of Moses Taylor
Finally. to-day there is the funeral of Henry Meyer
Johnson. of the late BradIsh Johnson. at ST.
Peters Church. Bay Shore Long Island. where he
had his country home. His death places a large