New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Labor Day observances tomorrow VIII li,p r ~
distinctly equine favor TO the opeInfls o. t nv
season in so far as New York society IS c'ncerieo
Horse shows polo races. steepiechases anu syn
1banas all figure extensively the programmes
Of the dav and will constitute 4 fit inaugurd''oii
to A month in which many SUBURBAN "o
shows and so much racing take place. anu -,
is IN witness A marked revival of coaching Inc
Yacht clubs along the coast and up on the noun
tain lakes have organized reSattas and races LOT
Tomorrow and in consequence the town. as -
usually the case or public holidays. VIII oe oe-
serted in a social sense and the Week-eh' pAi N
now in progress in the country and a the various
;,,p1o1er resorts viii be prolonged until Iues0dJ-
Most notable among the horse shows that open
ton1orrow IS that of Newport which VIII oe heiu
as in previous years at the Casino Ihe mahase-
roent however has made improvements IN accom-
7oda ions for the spectators, the number OIL seats
and boxes having been considerably increased
They are now all on one side OF the rIhs' ii.'-7
of on opposite sides. they were last autuiii1-
MANY OF the members of the Newport colony aIS
represented in list of entries. those OF fSes-
nald Vanderbilt numbering thirty-one ana AIIFeo
G. Vanderbilt twenty-threc-
r. Stewart Barney. Mrs. Philip A. Clarke X l.
Patterson. Robert /. and Peter q. Gerry ana fsGo-
ert J. Collier are also among the exhibitors The
horse show. which lasts until Wednesday ana
which will he made the occasion of much enter
tanning will mark the close of the Newport sea-
son proper and although Mrs. Robert Goelet, MI
and Mrs Richard T. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs w
Storrs Wells and Mrs Richard Ganlbriil. Mrs Al
fred J.. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs Reginald VAN
derbiIt Mr. and Mrs T. ]. BerwinG. Mrs. Charles
Hall and Mrs. o. H. p. Belmont will stay on well
toward the end of the month. yet the regular New
port summer Will be end and the more for
NAL entertainments will be Mrs Wander
biIt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt Sre now on their
way home arc also Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones and their arrival will go for a few
weeks to Newport. where their respective Villas
being put in readiness for them
Among those leaving Newport this week for the
season Mrs. Stuyvesint Fish. who will for
q fortnight three weeks to Hot Springs, Va,
before taking UP her residence for the autumn at
her country place at GarrisOns- on-the-Iudson. Mt
and Mrs. Henry CIews. Mr.. aud Mrs. r. Living
ston Boeckman. Ar. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
blIt and their children Mrs. Ogden Mills. with
Miss Beatrice and Miss Gladys Mills MI and Mrs
E:Ibridge =. Gerry and General and Mrs. J. Fred
Pierson will leave within the next few days, clos
ing their villas until the summer OF 1905 Each
year the season at Newport becomes shorter. The
drawing to close is more abbreviated
than any of its predecessors. and owing TO the
tardy arrival of some of the leading members OF
the colony and the absence in Europe Of others.
Il has not been altogether brilliant Indeed, its
only feature has been visit of young Prince
wilhelm Of Sweden and the entertainments given
In his honor during his brief stay.
There will be a number Of weddings this week.
On THURSDAY Miss Evelyn Sloane is 10 be married
to William Z : Griswold. at Wyndhurst. the coun-
try place OF the brides mother. Mrs John Sloane.
ct Lenox. While comparatively few relatives and
intimate friends Will be present at the ceremony,
large number OF invitations have been issued for
the reception. Another I.enox wedding in Sep
tember will be that OF Miss Mildred Z. Phelps
Stokes TO DIR. Ransom S. Hooker. at tho Ienox
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Phelps
Stokes.
Then. on Saturday. st. Peters Church. at Mon
mouth Beach. y. J.. VIII be the scene of the mar
rage Of Miss Kate dc Forest Prentice TO Reeve
schley-. the ceremony being performed by tho Right
Rev Chauncey r. Brewster. of Connecticut. AZ
tervard a large reception will take place AT Mead
ov- Croft the summer home OF Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam s p Prentice. the parents of the bride, at
Monmouth Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice will also
entertain the wedding party on the previous even
ing, that is to say. Friday night, at dinner at
the Rumson Inn. and VIII afterward take their
guests to a dance at the Monmouth Country Cub
Miss Eleanor S Prentice will be her sisters maid
of honor and Miss Gertrude Sheldon. Miss Mar
garct HI zard. Miss Olive Schley and MISS care
Ellsworth the bridesmaids. Bernon > PRENTICE
will the the best man. and the ushers VIII De
Harry NJ T Beekrnan. Howard A. PlummeT. G.
Douglass Green. Clifford Cochran. Kenneth Schiey
and c. Barney Schey, jr.
Miss Adelaide Jackson's marriage TO Clement
Henry is set for Thursday week at Narragansett
Pier where the mother of the bride Mrs William
H. Jackson. of Madison avenue. has her summer
home Clement Henry il a brother OF Ryder
Henry. who married the brides sister. Miss Helen
Jackson in June.
St Thomas's Church. in Fifth avenue mas oeeh
chosen for the wedding of Cornelius Wagstan feh- |
son son OF Phoenix Remsen. to Miss Ethel FoiSer |
White on Saturday week. The Rev Dr. Ernest |
NJ stires will perform the ceremony Du Bols /
Remsen will be the best man and David " agSt.i
Herbert r McIlvaine. Clement Griscom Rahuls |
y-,Itar : Grange and Jarvis NJ Johnson the dsl- !
.rs The bridegroom is n nephew OF CcIohel Al |
ga U-arstafr and a cousin of Samuel j. WagstaH |
rbo "a TO marry Miss Pauline lie X. French niece |
% Mrs Alfred Ci Vanderbilt Miss White the |
H,1e is a niece of Mrs Joseph Marie and Of Mrs |
Marcellus Hartley
An executions Iy large number OF foreign VS. |
tie ara expoc. i this autumn. Some are already
here Prince Wilhelm of Sweden Is stiH In town
1,,cbcsa of Manchester. who arrived on Wednes-
da,. is now in the Adirondacks staying Win MI |
ord Mrs Frederick W. Vanderbilt at their camp |
-, the Inner St Regis. where her mother. Mrs |
,,+onjo d'YznaCa. is likewise ono OF the house
,,.r+. Iadv Beatrice Pole Carew, wife OF General
Sir Reginald Pole Carew and daughter OF the Mar
ouis of Ornonde has been staying at Prdes Cross
ing Mass with the Misses Loring. and Will spend
q fortnight at Newport and another fortnight in
and around New York before sailing for home
ord Stradbroke on leaving Canada where he has
beer for several weeks is coming To New York. as
is also the Right Hon Alfred Lyttelton. former