New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

with septenber the fall season opens AL "ans az,
of the seaside resorts people are prepar'"e 70 ..
their tents and TO return either to town VI " -
suburbs After Labor Day. indeed WHICH
,1oc. to-no-r,w week there viii be genera @
odus cf the summer colonies from Ne"poi +ha
Harbor Southampton. Seabright. etc-' 'a r.
scene of social activity will be transieri s .h,,
edo and to all those groups OF country seats '"a
have been established Long Island parue :.
in the Meadow Brock district, IN "es'en -
County, along the banks OF the h""S
New Jersey around MorrfstoWh-
ca,o-oh.- te ,be month Of the autumn open aii
horse shows and during the next few weeks 'ne
will be exhibitions of this kind at w ni'e oa,y
conjunction with the annual Wes'che ,,e--,.
Fair also at MineoIa Long 1slano' ana a. a.
town and in each instance the shows VIII De iA
the occasion Of much hospitality. ana VIII si' as
TO the sayety of the month The SHOWS w. -
deed begin with that of Newport which Is se' ~
Labor Day. and which. as usual VIII 'Ah7 -.
at the Casino. As the number OF entries nas sS.
large and the competition for the boxes extreme
" keen. the success of the AFFAIR seeifis 10 ="
surd from a social well as from an EQUINE p'"
of view But be ii ever so brilliant there u 49,
a sombra note about the Newport Horse S"o"
For II marks the time OF departure from TINS "os'
famed Of all American watering places ana ''o
hour FOR farewells.
Just on this account the week whch 'eii
before the Horse Show Is to be very puss one,
indeed a, Nerrnort and the programme is crowded
with entertainments of every kind The nfse iea'
ure on the calendar will be the wedding to-morlo"
of Miss Alice Grosvenor to Dudley DAVIS III Eur
manuel Church. the ceremony being followed Ds
reception given by Mrs. William Grosvenor' tne
mother of the bride at place on Beacon ffi'i-
The bridegroom. Of Mr. and Mrs feio"es
Davis will have among his ushers henry H. 0sue
wick who takes the place Of Buell. Hollister ana
also Frederic f. de Rhaun Robert 6rosVeho''
whitcornh Field Ray Atherton and Frank suho-
way. of Boston. and Philip s. Hfchborne- or "sFh-
incton Pferpont Davis TO have ofnciatsd as
his brothers. best man. but Is only just recovering
from an attack Of typhoid fever here In town. ana
has not sufficiently recovered his strength TO under
take the tourney to Newport Miss Laura swan
Miss Rose, Miss Anita and Miss Caroline eros
yannr will the bridesmaids and Miss Anita Fea-
body the maid of honor. This will remain on record
az the only large wedding OF the Newport season
of 1903 for that OF Herbert Hartman and of Mrs
Charles Hail was quiet one that no one
knew anything about IL until IL was over. whiie
the other marriage in prospect. namely thae OF
John Du Fais TO Mrs. Charles Acton Ives. VINO
lost her first husband nine years ago. II set for a
number of weeks hence. namely. on October s.
when the will be long over: and 1t will also
be A very quiet affair." the bridegroom is in deep
mourning for the death OF his mother
Nearly a score OF weddings scheduled for the
week opening to-day. That Of Dudley Davis and
Miss Grosvenor tomorrow will be followed on Tues
day hv the marriage |of Miss Edith Holt. daush-
I
at her home in East 18th street Her attendants
will consist of her sister, Miss WInifred Holt; OF
| the little daughters of Mrs. Edwin Rinswood
Hewitt s flower girls. and OF Dr. BIoodsood .
two small nephews pages. The bridegroom will
have his brother Francis. best man. and his
ushers will consist of C. Vail Stebbins. Gerald Alb
bott sedbury Henry Holt. jr.. and Roland Holt.
all of New York Copeland Morton. OF Baltimore.
and Wheeler p Bloodsood. of Milwaukee
rhffry will he
ried TO dudley Howe. of Boston. at Dark Harbor.
Me- where her father ard stepmother. Mrs. John
Turner Aeterbury. have their summer home. Miss
Katharine Atterbury will be her sisters only bridal
I attendant and Carleton Howe his brothers best
man.
| Saturday too. Is the day selected for the mar
| riage OF Miss Adelaide S. Knox TO Andre Cher
onett -ChampoDfon. az Ranfuily. the country seat
of the brides mother. Mrs. John Jay Knox. at
seabrisht. " r Kenneth p, Budd. Irving and Her
| man Knox. ;. Dudley Clark Edwin II. Kendall.
| Corbett EdgeH and Harris Iavermore will be the
| ushers and Austi1 Corbn the best man. while Miss
Alice Runnells OF Chicago. will be the brides only
| attendant.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T.. Satt.riee have gone TO
| Glen Cove Long Island. for few days stay.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller jr on their
| return from Bar Harbor. month will 60 to
! their country place at Tarrytown. remain until
| December.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orr.- Wilson. who have been
staying with relatives Newport for the last few
days. will spend part Of the autumn their coun-
J try place at Bayshore. Long Island.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. de Berkeley Parsons will pass
! the fall season at their country place Rye
/ Mrs. H. Casmir de Rham has arrived in town
\ roo, aJp and Is sfa at fhe
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Larman Bull who recently r.-
turned from Europe. at their country Mace
at Irvington. where they will remain for a mart n.
| the fall
At Lenox the month OF September promises "a
| prove very gay. The various villas and COUNTRY