New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
NEW YORK SOCIETY,"

Racing opens tomorrow at Belmont Park, and II
the weather Is favorable there Will TO large
gathering OF the fashionable world In the iuclosure
Of the Turf and Field Club. Before the racing
many luncheon parties will take place ut the club.
which occupies the old MauICe homestead. and
most OF the country houses on Long Island. wei
the Westchester. Norristown and Tuxedo sets.
will be extensively represented az the track IN
deed II will he the first general gathering %
cie,y since the spring and friends and acquai1t-
ances will have - opportunity 81 discussing the
experiences OF the sUrlner. their trips abroad and
their plans for the winter Among those
present will he Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock.
jr.. August Belmont and Mr.. and Mrs. August Rel
mont, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Van Rensselaer, Ken
nedy Mr.. and Mrs Norman de r. Whitehouse. Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Scott Burden. Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Livingston Reeckman. Mrs James L.
Kernochan and her fance. Alexander Butler Dun
can: Mr.. and Mrs. william Butler Duncan. jr..
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Zabriskie Gray. Cornelius Fellows and Miss
Carolyn Fellowes and Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Law
renee.
Miss Dorothy Quincy Roosevelt who has figured
bridesmaid many weddings. played the
leading role in ceremony yesterday afternoon
when she married at the Church OF the In
carnation to Iangdon Geer. William Shippen. Of
Morristown. gave his niece away. Her dress was of
white satin trimmed with old and point lace
and her veil of duchesse and rose point. Miss
Hester Davis in white chiffon froCk. trimmed with
silver. and a white picture hat. trjmme dwth white
plumes the only bridal attendant. George Jarvis
Geer. jr. was his brothers best and the ushers
Marshall Geer. Rowland Davis. jr.. Frederick
Hoppin. Harold Imbrie. George O. Reddngton. Paul
T Jones. DR.. r. r. Vincent Lyon. Of Philadelphia.
and Peter Paret Blanchard OF Baltimore After the
ceremony, which performed by the rector. the
Rev. DIR. William NJ. CirOsvenor. assisted by the
Rev William NJ. Geer, vicar of old 81. Paul's. a
ception given by the mother Of the bride. Mrs.
Hilborne l.. Roosevelt. at her house in Lexington
avenue. Among those invited. many OF whom
present. the President and Mrs Roosevelt.
Mr and Mrs w. Emlel Roosevelt. Miss Margaret
Lucy Roosevelt. Mr.. ard Mrs Franklin Deano
Roosevelt Rear Admiral and Mrs. w. Sheffield
Cowes Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Mr.. and
Mrs Rowland Davis. Mrs. W. W. Shippen Mr.. and
Mrs Robert r. Roosevelt and Miss Olga Roosevelt
Miss Christine Roosevelt, Mrs Kenelm Wnslow.
Mrs. Henry Slack and Mr. and Mrs John Ellis
Roosevelt
Among those now the ocean homeward bound
and due here this week Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Rogers Winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mackay.
who are on the Amerika; Mrs J. Pierpont Nor
gan. ir. James Gordon Bennett. Stanley Morti-
uer. Mr. and Mrs. Cortandt Field Bishop. Mr
and Mrs Franklin Bartlett. Miss Dorothy Whit
ney Mr. and Mrs Jay Phipps Mrs. Edmund l..
Raycs who is the Lusitania; Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Oyphant and Miss Sophie Olyphant. A de
Navarro and Mr.. and Mrs IL Nick TwombIy.
The young Duchess of Marlborough is booked 10
sail from England for New York on SATURDAY. next
but her father. W. X. Vanderbilt. and Mrs Van
derbilt are delaying their departure from Europe
until after the arrival there of the Iatters sister
Mrs. Frederick e. Havemeyer. formerly Mrs. Will
lam r. Travers. who sailed for Cherbourg on Tues
day with her husband from here