New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
NEW YORK society.

u-o,, aud most of the country houses aloEs inc
I4udson valley and the shores of the SOUND IN
Iyrastcbester County, Long Island ana IN Ne"
Jersey have opened for the autumn WINE az
,r,,xado Meadow Brook, Ardsley and MorrlstoWh
there is much gayety, outdoor sports sucA aS
l,,,,,irS polo tennis and golf by day alternating
NTH dinners at night. People are drifting down
from, their camps in the Adirondacks; most OF the
shore resorts are deserted: the Meadow Club at
SOUTHAMPTON has suspended its weekly canoes
aIvavs an indication that the season Is oVer-ahu
at Newport only those linger on who love the place
fer itself and who prefer it when the festVies Oh
the season ST an end and most oI 'ie S"i
colony have departed.
Horse shows will figure largely on the programme
for tb, remainder of the autumn On wednesday
next the annual horse show opens at Nhlte FI@iilS
lasting until Saturday next. and Wihe IS IL
progress il will be the rendezvous OF society "ieh
will be extensively represented All those WHO
have country seats within motoring distance nave
organzed house parties in connection with the az
fair and will bring their guests to the sho" eacii
day. where people will have the opportunity VI
meeting one another and Of discussing plans Ioi
the winter Among those will be seen there
are Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Potter, Mrs Irehor Il
Park Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Waterbury. MI ana
Mrs Gouverneur Morris. M. and Mrs OlVer hai
rman Mrs Whitelaw Reid and Miss Jean Relo'
WHO are at Ophir Hall; Mrs. Oliver Iseiin ana MISS
Nora Iselin, Howard Willets. Mr. and MIS- N -
Reynais and Colonel and Mrs Delaney Kane
Inst o,a ,raeJ, later horse shows Will open at
Morrstowr y j. and at Mineola. lasting from
Thursday morning until Saturday All Of the
Meadow Brook set will be at the Mlneoia snow
for which Harry Payne Whitney, Thomas Hitch
cock jr Clarence II. Mackay, e. D. Morgan anu
Robert Bacon have given prizes AS FOR the Mo'-
ristown horse show. which opens and closes on 'iie
same days as the Mueoa exhibition, Woodbury. u
Tanedon George r. D. SchiefTelin H Mex. Twom-
bly, and Delaney Kouutze are on the committee
which has the organization ard the management oI
the entire affair
Then. in the week after that. there will be the
North Shore Horse Show Piping Rock. which
always attracts spectators from oyster Bay. Glen
Cove Westbury. Centre Island. etc. and. perhaps
by Of its youth. is an extremely vigorous
enterprise. George r. Sheldon. Walter Jennings
Payne whitney Samuel Wilets Charles W. Wet
more and Howard W. Maxwell constitute the com
rittee In charge of the show. with Thomas Hitch
cock ir as vice-president and principal executive
officer.
The Piping Rock Kennel Club will hold its second
annual dog show Saturday next on the cldo
grounds at Glen Cove. and Judging from the num-
ber and character of the entries. the exhibition VIII
be successful from social as from canine
point OF view. since it be safely assumed that
of the exhibitors will be on hand to Visit tneir
dogs and to take part in their successes Monsoh
Morris Samuel WiIlets and J. searle Barclay are
among those who IN charge OF the affair as
members OF the executive committee
Numerous boat races are set for Saturday. and
they Will slgnalze the close Of rather dun yacht
ing season The Atlantic Yacht Club. the Iarch-
mont Yacht Club the American Yacht Club. ana
the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Will All
have regattas that day. while at jamestown the
Upton cup races for sloops over forty-eisht rect
take place on Thursday. Friday and Saturday. and
numerous boats are going down TO Hampton Roads
to witness the contests
Several weddings figure the programme for
the remainder Of the month. That Of Miss katnryn
S Schuchardt. daughter OF Mrs. Frederick Schuc-
hardt TO Milton Lloyd de Valencia will take place
at St Thomas's Church on Wednesday, September
25 and on Saturday week. September Is. Miss Ellen
Delano. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs warren Delano'
r. will become the wife Of Frederick p. Adams
at the country home of her parents at Barrytown.
y Y. Miss Ethel de Forests marriage to Alien l.
Whitman OF Isaac Allen Whitman will take
place Tuesday. October /, at WaVapek. Coid
Spring Harbor. the country place Of the parents
OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs Robert ". de Forest
Incoming liners reaching port arrive heavily
frefghted with members Of the fashionable set who
have spent the summer abroad. and there have
been many foreigners OF note In town during the
week among them COnsuelo Duchess OF Man
chester and Mrs Fritz Ponsonby. who after few
days at the Waldorf have gone TO Newport TO
stay for tt fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt at Beaulieu. Tonight they Will be Ell
tertained at dinner by Mrs. ogden Mills. The Ger
man Ambassador and Baroness Speck Won Stern
burg have been for several days past at the Hol
land House. and Lord STAFFORD has arrived from
Canada. The widowed Countess OF Dunmore aHd
Lady Victoria Murray, who arrived here on FRI
day. have gone to Boston TO attend the Chris
tian Science congress. The Countess OF Oxford,
who Miss Louise Corhin Of New York. and
her daughter. Lady Dorothy WalpCle. are expected
here Sthis week. and will II IS understood. spend
the winter in New York. Lady Dorothy was pre-
sented last summer at court in England. and Is to
have a New York as we'll 4 London debut
Others homeward bound are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney Mrs. Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morton. Mrs Ed
mund l.. BayIies and the Austrian Ambassador
with Baroness Won Hengelmuller. Mr.. and Mrs
William p. Burden arrived yesterday. and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Goelet got in on Friday and have
gone TO Newport.
On Tuesday and Wednesday all those interested
fin will travel down to Staten Island for the
cricket match OF the All New York eleven against
the famous Maryebone Cricket club. which Is
England's premier cricket organization. The Brit
fish Ambassador and several members of the cm-
bassy staff coming down from their summer
quarters I'm New Hampshire TO witness the game.
which will take place on the grounds OF the Staten
Island Cricket and Tennis Club at Livingston and
for which all the arrangements have been made
by r. ST. c. Walker, at whose office, No. 10 Front
street. New York. tickets be obtained
Miss Ethel FoIger White, daughter OF the late
n. Ogden White, who for many years secTe-
tary of the New York Stock Exchange and later
the yice-presdeut. married yesterday afternoon
in St Thomass Church 10 Cornelius Wagstaf
Remsen. son of Mr.. and Mrs Phoenix Rclnsen. of
Babylon, Long Island. The wedding took place at
o'clock and followed by small reception at
sherrys. and although many still out of town
the affair brought out numerous representative
families OF New York, members of the old i[ricker-
he hr wore q pfN NVb Satf