New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
NEW YoRh SOCIETY.

Society now that the Hudson Fulton celebration
is over and the most distinguished OF the foreign
guests have departed. is settling down 10 the en-
ioyment Of the fall season. and as usual viii make
its headquarters until Thanksgiving In the various
suburban colonies. such Tuxedo. Meadow BROOK.
MorristOwu etc. and In the country houses within
motoring distance OF the city In fact. there was
an exodus from town yesterday on the part Of the
members Of the fashionable world and houses
which have been opened for the celebration ana
for the hosptalites in connection herewith nave
more been closed and will remain so uhtl lle
great horse show in Madison Square Garden next
month.
or all the suburban colonies Tuxedo will be the
gsyest from until December. The summer
visitors have left there and the regular Fuxedotes
have resumed possession of their villas ana cot
tages, which will be the scene OF a continuous
series Of luncheons dinners and small dances TOT
the young girls who TO come out this winter
These festivities will eliminate with the annual
Halloween ball at the clubhouse on Friday Octo-
Der 29 a dance which has always been regarded
with particular interest since it affords TO the vet
erans OF the smart set an opportunity Of forming
by personal observation some idea o. the character
of the crop Of debutantes of the impending season
Mr and Mrs. Grenville Kane already settled
at Tuxedo for the fall as are Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Mortimer Mr. and Mrs. W NJ. V Hoffman. Mr.
Mrs. Charles b. Alexander and the Misses
Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Eben Richards. Mr. and
Mrs Alfred Kessler. Mrs. Albert Gal.stin and her
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus D. Juilliard Mrs
George Eggleston Dodge. Mr. and Mrs Jules S.
Vstable. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Forsyth, Mr..
and Mrs. Pierre L. Barley. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Seton, Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Frslinghuysen and
Mrs Cornelius c. Cuyler. who, in deep mourning
for her husband will spend the winter at her house
In East SGD street instead of going abroad
Every day brings additions TO the long list Of
debutautes OF the forthcoming winter Among
them viii be Miss Katherine Hamersley, daughter
OF the late / Hooker Hamersley, who will come
out under the patronage Of her aunt, Mrs. Charles
n. Stickney. Then there is Miss katherine Ciarr
son Chapin. a daughter of Mrs. Lindley Hoffman
Chaplin. who having sold her own house, in West
37th street. has leased Henry Pendleton Rogers's
house. West 49th street, for the winter other
debutantes Miss Frances Burr. for whom her |
mother, Mrs. Winthrop viii give dance at Sher-
rvs in the week of December; Miss EIfrida !
Mortimer daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nortt-
mer. Miss Edith Mortimer, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Stanley Mortimer: Miss Viola Townsend |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Townsend. who !
will give a reception November = for her COM
ing out and dance az the Colony club in Christ
week; Miss Jean Roosevelt, daughter Of Mrs. |
John Ellis Roosevelt: Miss Laura webb. daughter I
os Mrs. F. Egerton Webb; Miss Anita Insersoll |
daughter cs Mrs. Robert T. Tarnum, Of East 4sth I
street: Mics Ursula Brown. daughter Of Mt. and |
Mrs. G. Hunter Brown Of East s2d street; Miss !
Kathryn Motley. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
ton N Motley Of E1s. 55th street and Miss Dero
thy Hyde daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liv- I
ngston Hyde Nothing has been definitely settled |
as vet about the debut OF Miss Margaret Rpther- i
furd daughter Of Mrs William K Vanderbilt, ST,
by her second marriage 20 the late Lewis Ruther-
furd who wss to have come out in New York this /
winter The recent death OF her uncle Ruthsrrurd !
stuyvesant in Paris, and the fact that Mrs Van J
derbilt is also still in mourning the tragic death
of her son. c. Winthrop Sands are likely to change
these plans.