New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-13
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Society is leaving the seaside resorts and even
the mountains lodges and camps, In shoai7'
New York for its suburban resorts anu iOi
various country seats within motoring distance u
tho c,tv In fact the fail season has now begun
The avenue and the other fashionable 'hoiOu9
fares Of the residential districts in New fOTA ma"
resumed their normal aspect, and oner o"ee
a spectacle of life and animation Inc '"e
are again playing to full houses. the resI"u''
along the avenue are crowded at the luncheon anu
dinner hours Tuxedo is again the scene Oh sayVs
while country seats on Long Island all aions -
Hudson Valley in westchester County ana arou"u
Morristown are opening in every direction, anu
orc festive with house parties. few are Inger--
inc nm In the mountains for the deer shoolhs sea
son which begins this week. and some 100. ar
spending September at Lenox But most ol IN
fashionable set are either back in town or at 'h
country places In the vicinity.
Horse shows as usual come in for large shaie
Of attention during the month of SEPTEMBER an
will be made the occasion or nnuch HoSi
Those of Mineola and of Morristown take pla1O -
ca,ter,bar d while that of Westchester county
opens tomorrow at White Plains In cohJuii'"O
with the country fair. under the manaselh"
Oliver Hartman. Colonel William Jay JOHN =
Beresford. George Fordyce I-eith and other we"
known men of the Westchester County set ~
,ro contests I'm single and double harness anu Tan
dem by women among the features vi VI
show for which Alfred G. Vanderbilt mas give.
some silver cups and. judging from the nuinoNi y
entries at the exhibition and from the many hou9o
parties that have been organized LOT IHe a' ~
success seems assured
Colonel and Mrs. John ]. McCook. who are at
their country place at Seabright. y. j.. ave an
nounced there the engagement of their youngest
daughter Miss Caroline McCook, TO John Juhius
Morgan, son of the Rev Dr. John b. Morgan %
Paris and a nephew Of ]. Pierpont Morgan re
was educated at Elton, and was graduated from
| J-r7f,y
London and IS a member Of the New YORK 1aoIl
Club Mr.. LIorgan arrived here from Ensiahu
the other day, and likewise visited New 10TH ia'
lime to att md the wedding of his sister MISS
Ursula Morgan to the Rev. William rllz oillon
Of Tuxedo Miss Caroline McCook Is the youngest
of the four daughters of Colonel and MIS- Jouh d
McCook She graduated from bryh Nha"i
last June and subsequently went abroad with her
narents The wedding is to take place IN OctOoei'
Weddings figure conspicuously the programme
of society for the week opening to-day. Among
them is the marriage Of Miss May Emily SANDS 10
the Hon Hugh Melville Howard second helr 10 MS
ha If brothers earldom of Wicklow Inc ceremony
will take Mace on Saturday st. Andrews Dune
Church at Southampton and will be followed oy
large reception Shoreham the summer nome Oh
the brides pa rents Mr.. and Mrs benjamin AyIhal
Sands who are entertaining there. Hugh Howard s
mother the Dowager Countess OF Wicklow mas
come over from her place Ireland to attend her
sons wedding.
saturday IS also the day set for the wedding or
W Floyd Kendall, son of Mr.. and Mrs w Beals
Kendall of Granercy Park. 10 Miss Marion Doug
las of Great harrington. Mass, where the parents
of the bride Mr. and Mrs Harry Douglas nave
their summer home Miss Douglas. descendant
of Sir Robert Hampstead who founded Hampstead
on Long Island In 1910. will have her young COUSIN
Miss blanche Page daughter of MIR. and Mrs
William H. Page jr.. her maid OF honor ana her
sisters Miss Nan and Miss Grace Douglas as Wen
as Miss Marjorie Kendall and Miss Lila Stanley
E4ar oI6
best man and Maitland Lathrop Bishop. Harold
Grinnell and Horace Flilbourne. of New York
Archibald NJ. Denny of Allegheny, Penn, ana John
D. Cowes of Savannah Ga. as ushers
Another wedding set for the same day 1s that OF
Miss Sarah Thatcher daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Thatcher. of East 45th street. to Lewis
Martin Richmond. who was graduated from 1aIe
In 1904 He Is a son of Mrs. David Richmond. Of
Flushing Long Island Mrs Richomnd was Miss
Katherine Hoppin The ceremony will take place
In the Church of the Atonement Tenahy N j. ana
will followed by reception given by the parents
Of the bride at their summer home in the vicinity
Miss Elizabeth Thatcher will be her sisters only
bridal attendant Francis H. Richmond will be the
best man and the ushers will comprise Everard B.
Schley Walter w. Stokes. Newton Rae and Thomas
D. Thatcher all of New York. and S. A. Salvage,
of Flushing.
Mile. de la Grange. whose wedding 10 the Comte
de la Boissiere-Theuns OF Brussels takes place at
Paris on October IL. is a granddaughter through
of MARYLAND, while among her uncles are Royal
Phelps Carroll and Charles Carroll. both Of New
York Her father, the Baron de la Grange, is a
popular figure the French turf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph N. Ellis. who arrived from
Europe on Friday. have rented Paul Dana's place
on Centre Island. Glen Cove Long Island. for the
fall and winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Brooks have gone TO vir-
gina Hot Springs. where they staying at the
Homestead Hotel.
Among those arriving from Europe this week IS
Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt who will go at once to
her place at Tuxedo for the fall.
John r. Dre1el and William Hude Nelson sail
from Europe for New York Tuesday Mrs. John
f. Drexel will follow them IN October.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Francis A. Clark and Miss Doro-
thy Bgelow who arrived on Friday from Europe