The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27
IN SOCIETY.

There is a general impression that there
are many more smart people on view
in town than customary before October.
The fact that 90 many make a practice
OF dining eome nights every week at the
hotels and fashionable restaurants rather
| than their W establishments partly
accounts for this, and visitors add TO
the hotel crowds.
Sir George Hutton and the Hon. 9. w.
Bonynge and the Hon. c. Humphreys
Bart have been among the Britishers
at the Belmont of late. Lord Athlemay
has been at the Waldorf-Astoria during
the week. Sir Patrick Ford and family
| Of Edinburgh have remained at the Bel
mont. Major Arthur Hill. son Of Lord
Arthur Hill, chamberlain to King Edward
here at the Wolcott, expects TO remain
during the autumn. Sir Wilfred l..
HepsAnSsadLadE-H astepsh been NJ
Miss Adele Colgate. daughter Of the
Countess Of Strafford. had a handsome
dinner given for her last night by Mrs.
William Pollock with whom she has been
visiting during the week at Holmesdale
her Lenox country seat. Miss Colgate
has participated in the runs OF the Berk-
shire hunt.
Miss Marjorie Gould will be one Of the
prettiest debutantes Of the winter as we'll
as one Of the prospective heiresses. Her
mother, Mrs. George j. Gould, will give a
big tea for her In December at the Plaza
and q dance.
After q short bridal jaunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Philip Fry, who was Miss Mar
jorie Wylie Benedict and is a daughter
Of the late William II. Benedict, will
lived at Mobile. Ala, Only relatives and
q few friends were present at the mar
rage on Wednesday afternoon, In the
Church Of the Incarnation. The bride
wore a lovely Directoire costume OF white
cashmere with point d'Alencon lace and
white hat with feathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Sloane enter
tanned at Elm Court, their Lenox place
during the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney will pass the autumn at
their country place at Westbury, l.. I.
Their children. who were at the Whitney
Newport place during their absence In
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NICK. TSombiy
and Miss Ruth Vanderbilt Twombly, who
arrived on the America last Thursday.
will be located until Thanksgiving at
Florham Park, their Madison IN. J.)
residence. William A. NJ. Burden, SON
in-law Of Mr., and Mrs. Twombly, who
trip, has recovered from the severe i'll
ness which he had while in London.
Alfred @. Vanderbilt. who wa at
Mlneola for the horse show there. will
be at Louisville, KY. by tomorrow for
the SHOW to be held at that place. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald G. Vanderbilt we're among those
In evidence at suppers at the knicker-
booker on Wednesday night. All three
brothers may possibly be abroad at the
Vanderbilt are going just after New
Years and Alfred G. Vanderbilt will
return TO his London apartment. Of
which he has a long lease, after the New
York Horse Show.
The date OF one Of the big autumn
weddings. that Of Miss Mathilde Van
Rensselaer,. daughter OF the late Stephen
Van Rensselaer,. and George G. White,
Jr., has been fixed for Thursday, Octo-
Der 20. The reception after the ceremony
in Grace Church will be given by Mrs;
Van Rensselaer, at the Colony Club. and
the couple will make their home In New
York. Mr.. White Is o son Of George G.
White, formerly OF Union street. South
BROOKLYN, but now of Glen Ridge. N. j.
The present Mrs. White 10 the stepmother
Of the bridegroom-elect and wa a widow.
Mrs. Robert Boyd. at the time OF the
marriage. nine years since.
Baroness Won Seelhorst left for Europe
on Tuesday. Count and the Countess
Limburg -Stirum. who was Miss New
lands Of Detroit, and Countess de Sibour
were at the Plaza during the week.
here, owing 70 the demise Of her mother,
Mrs. Toncey Of Garrison-on-Hudson
Baron and Baroness do Wardsner arrived
on Thursday. The Duo de Monthensier.