The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-08

fnt =ome h'tlr time IN Englewn ot. Y .
wtll nos - ~ i've in an apartment they
have taken On Washington Heights
Nv and Mrs Ruthsrfuri s,uyvesant ar.
u,si from France yea, erday on the ssvoie
and VII he AZ their country place, Trsn-
Juntty tsrms. Ia New Jersey. during the
autumn Nr and Mrs Winthrop Ruther-
tlri W. Stuyve.ant's brother and sls,e r. lin
Law are also in their cottage 81 Allsmuchv.
on the Rutherfurd place Mrs. Rusher-
fIrd'~ parents. Mr. and Mrs Levi p Morton.
VIII still are At Quogne. l.. !, are about
leaving Tor their country residence In
E~ll"r-lie on the Hudson
Mr. and Mrs William X. Vanderbilt. Jr.,
now here after q summer In Europe. will
take possession ~ their new dwelling.
adjoining that Of Mr.. Nanderbilt's father
William v Vanderbilt. AT Fifth svenus
and Flfty-second street, during the autumn
Meanwhile they will be AZ their homo in
Long Island AFT or the brief visits they are
Iaying To MIR and Mrs. Oliver n. p. Belmont
and Mrs Hermann 0elrichs at Newport.
Mrs. Oliver n. r. Belmont. Mrs. James
y. Haggln and Mrs William Payne Thomp-
son were among those who gave dinners
last Sunday AT their Newport places On
Monday night Mrs. Elisha Dyer Jr., gave q
dinner az Vayside. n Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Mitchell Clark gave a dinner hat night
tortheir guests, Don Marine de Torlonia and
Donna Torlonia. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
entertained fifty guests at dinner. going
with them afterward to the Berwind c~otillon.
MIR, and Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt gave
a horse show dinner az Sandy Point, also on
Monday. Mrs. William Storrs Wells gave
one of the most elaborate dinners Of Tues
day night at Chetwood. Miss Leary had a
small dinner at her place, Park Gate, opened
within a few days for the first time this
season \ iss Ieary expects brief visits
from Mrs Antonio Yzna9a and her daugh-
ter, the Dowager Duchess Of Manchester.
shortly. Mrs. Charles r. Hoffman gave
n Of the big Tuesday night dinners
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul ID. Mills gave q dinner
Of twenty covers at their New port cottage
on Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills have had as their guest Miss May
DreIel Fell Of Philadelphia, Mrs. Clarence
dinners and others we're given by Mr..
Elbridge T.. Gerry. Mrs. May Brady Fall
and Mrs. John j.. Wysong. Mra. j.. Low
Hartman. Mrs. George Henry Warren
and Mrs, Reginald G, Vanderbilt gas
gave Zig dinner. last night we're Mrs.. Emily
A.. brugiere. Mrs. W. Storrs Wells and Mre.
Charles +. Hoffman.
Invitations have been receive ed here for
the wedding next Saturday OF Miss Emily
Bouve Osborn and Chstor Lane. to
take place at bingham, Mas. where Gen.
and Mrs. Francis A. Osborn Of Boston.
Miss Osborn's parents, have tNeir summer
home.
Consuelo. Dowager Duchess OF Man
chester. will return to England in October.
She and her mother. Mrs. Antonio Yznaga,
have been for some days at n Smiths
in the Adirondack. Some Englshmen
who arrived here during the week were
Sir Michael Marin, Sir Herbert Marshall
and the Hon. J. p. Whitney. Prince d'Alero
Pagentide VI Egypt 10 At the Waldorf
Asst ria.
There we're some handsome luncheons
last week at Newport. including those OF
Mrs. Ogden Mills and Mrs. Stuyvssant Fish
last sunday. Mrs, James p Kernochan
gave a luncheon on that day for Gen. and
Mrs, Frederick Dent Grant. Mr.. M Mrs.
William b. Leeds had a number OF guests
for luncheon. On Monday Mrs. James
Mrs. Richard Gambrill, Mrs, j. Russell
Solely and Mrs. George $. Scott gave lunch
o ms. Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt and
Mrs. Joseph Wfdener were among those
who gave pretty lunchepns on Tuesd--
Mrs. Edward c. knight ave " luncheon
on Thursday.
Cards are out here for the wedding of
Miss Adelaide jackson and Clement Henry.
10 TAX place next Thursday at Nara
gansett Pier in the summer residence
there Of The brides mother. Mrs. William
Henry jackson OF SIS Madison avenue.
Among those present will b. Mrs. and Mrs.
Ryder Henri =, n brothev OF the bridegroom
and sister OF the bride. who were married
in town last June.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs and her daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche NJ Oelrichs. will retu IN
from Europe very shortly When they
ven abroad it was with the idea of re-
naming two years. Mr.. 0elrichs has
already been home for a few weeks. which
he has passed with his son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs: Charles de Loosely
oelrichs,. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter d. Martin.
nee 0elrichs. who had q cottage at Now
port for the summer. will be for the winter
in New York. Mrs. C. NJ. Oelrichs has been
of late with her sister, Mn- Theodore Have
meyer in Switzerland. Miss Oelrichs will
no doubt be introduced this winter
After next Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. H. Watts
Bagley will be at home TO their friends at
the Gramatan Inn. Bronx Vile The Rev.
Thomas Oldham Of St. Thomas Church.
this city. went on to New Windsor. N. :. last
Wednesday to marry them in st. Thomss's
Church at that place. There were about
forty or fifty guests at the breakfast given
afterward by the brides father. william
L. Walker. at Windridge. his country resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Redmond. who
we're At Newport n August, returned TO