New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

dos cousins. Prince and Princess Kuni, the latter
a grandchild Of that Prince Of satsuma whose
stronghold at Shimonoseki was destroyed BY the
guns of the American feet more than forty years
ago. have been to Beverly to visit the President
and are to be the guests Of Colonel Robert NJ
Thompson at Newport. returning here early next
week to be entertained by the Hudson-Fulton
Commission. General Leonard Wood. commanding
the Department Of the East. will give luncheon
for them at Governors Island Wednesday. Sep
tember q.
Another Of Colonel Thompsons guests is Admiral
Lord Charles Beresford. in whose honor the P1l-
grims will give big luncheon Friday next at
the Lawyers Club. Lord CIaud Hamilton. younger
brother Of the Duke Of Abercorn and OF the Ouch
ess OF Bucceuch and chairman of Englands Great
Eastern Railroad. is also here. while Grand Ad-
miral Won Roster. ranking officer OF the German
navy and representative of the Kaiser. is on the
ocean en- route to New York on board the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. When he lands here on
Thursday he will hoist his flag board one OF
the German cruisers dispatched to American waters
for the purpose. Admiral Le Pord. with his squad
ron OF French battleships, having on board two
members Of the Institute Of France. has also sailed
from Toulon for New York. but will not be here
before Tuesday or Wednesday week; while Ad-
miral of the Fleet Sir Edward Hobart Seymour
and Rear Admiral Frederick Tower Hamilton and
their cruisers start to-day. and expected 70
arrive in New York on Thursday or Friday week
These are only a few Of the guests OF note from
abroad. The full list Is much longer. and as a
number Of the foreign officers have both friends
and relatives in New York. the private entertain
ments which are already being organized for them
Will rival the more elaborate and stately hcspl-
talities devised for them by the city and by the
HudsOn-Fulton Commission. All the leading clubs
are getting ready to welcome the foreigners the
display Of bunting by day and OF brilliant lights
by night on the outside of these places furnishing
assurance OF the festive atmosphere prevailing
within the walls
Among the weddings OF the week are those Of
Miss Anita Stewart to Dom Miguel Of Braganza,
on Wednesday. and that OF Duncan A. Holmes TO
Miss Mary Hazard. on Saturday. The marriage Of
MISS Stewart VIII take place at TUlloCh Castle
which her mother, Mrs James Henry Smith. has
rented from Duncan Davidson. in Ross-shire There
IS no truth in the story that the Emperor Of Aus
trla has bestowed upon the bride the rank Of
princess. Dom Miguel is abandoning his royal
rank, his status as a prince of the blood and his
title OF Prince of Braganza and assuming that OF
Duke Of Niseo, with the standing of an ordinary
non-royal noble in order TO be able to NARY Miss
stewart on a footing OF equality She will thus
become by her marriage Duchess Of viseo The
last member Of the royal house Of Portugal to bear
the title of Duke Of Viseo was Prince Henry the
Navigator. dve hundred years ago.
The wedding will be Z very quiet one. The brides
principal attendant will be her cousin Miss Mar
gherita DreXeL The new Duke and Duchess OF
that their titles such Will be recognized bv the
various courts of Europe. VIII establish their head
quarters not in Austria. which has hitherto been
Dom Miguels home, but I'm London, and it is prob
able that they will purchase a country seat in
Scotland.
The marriage of Duncan Holmes to Miss Aarv
Hazard will be solemnized in St. Johns Church
ar Rockaway. and will be followed by a reception
at Meadow Hall, the country place at Cedarhrrst
he
William A Hazard. Albert j. Akin, son-tn-Iav, OF
the Attorney General Of the United States and OF
MIS- George w Wickersham. will be the best
man. while the bridesmaids will be Misc .rI+s
Ciark, Miss Ethel sandford. Miss Florence S. Bur
ton, Miss Marjorie Motley, Miss Alice Anderson
and Miss Jessie, Miss Laura and Miss Katharine
Hazard. '-'s
"estchester County viii be much Interssre5 This
week IN the annual horse show and county fair
which opens on Wednesday at White plains ard
which. as usual will be made the occasion os Lo1ss
parCeS, luncheons, dinners and dances AZ +ba -
Gus country seats IN the district. The judges will
lnelude Francis VI. Ware E. n Potter Sar,a,7
cary Robert Maclay and Charles A BaU5oi,.
Frizes are being given by Oliver Hartman VIII
lam lam r Iselin. Worthington Whitehouse James
stillman and Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Lenox also will be gay this week aud ~, 7.-,-.
there will be coaching parade there. the mrs, -,
many years IL has been organized bv r4srr+-
Fahnestock Harley c. Proctor and ME- T-+
OaIS' among those who have promised to take
part III the parade are William Douglas Sloane
GTaud Foster John E. Alexandra F4u6~z+L Z
Bloodgood, Charles Lanier Carlos da TTaraJto -
John S. Barnes 71ia ana
Here in town the chief coaching event ~ ,ba
suburban season viii be the long distance 6ri,s -
Tue New YORK Coaching Club Thursday. October
mating Oakland Farm. Alfred z. y-a5.-Et1+
place, near Newport. Thursday nfgbt ,,,Fu -
spent oy the party at the country place or olive
Gould Jennings at Fairfield. Conn ana an E--t5a
iight me travellers VIII be the guests Of c. Led
ward Blair on board his steam Yacht Dfsrs -
New London There will be M, ra,,,r, So, - ~
the party will come back to New York bv rail in
aired Nanderbilts private car Wayfarer
Among the engagements Of the Ossl, b.- -
't .nat OF MISS Fannie Dwight and Grenvine Clark.
'he announcement coming from Dublin y - ,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dwight hava ,r.f,.
country home- Grenville Clark is g son OF N1r
ana Mrs Louis Crawford Clark. of West sIth
street who have country place at Overlake In
Burlington, VI. He was graduated iron, Hary,,-I
In 1895. and Is a member II the Union the Racouer
and other New York clubs Miss Dwight Is a r,ia,,
Of the late Mrs. Walter Hunneweu
From Lenox comes the announcement OF The an
easement ef Miss Gladys 4 Blooagood. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Hildreth K Bloodgood TO Josiah
Macy Wtlets. son of Howard WuIets. Of ys.t
Chester.
Inc Rev. Herbert shipman mas returned IN TON,
from Narragansett Pier. and is at the Plaza.
MI ana Mrs Edwin Gould, who recently returrA5
from Europe, are at their country place AZ ar4sIs
Tor the ran General and Mrs Howard C,srron
who have been travelling in the Berzshirse a.
occupying Carroll CHT. their place near ArasIsv
MI and Mrs Charles Scribner, who were ar,o,-
% Iho arTIVaIs Hom Europe last week. have rona tn