New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

Theatre. Admittauce on that DAY VIII Dc OS M
vitation The afternoon will be devoted to a re-
cAn+ton NJ the guests and 20 the inspection OF this
new temple OF dramatic and lyric art In the even
ing there win he dress rehearsal OF antony
and Cleopatra" in which z. H Sothern and Juha
Marlowe will appear. and which Will Do presented
at the first public performance on the following
Monday night.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt the new president Of the
New York Horse Show Association. will follow
the custom set by his predecessors IN Office IN en-
tertainng at luncheon at Madison Square Garden
on Sunday. November Z. his fellow directors. the
judges and Of the leading exhiotoFs ana
chief supporters Of the horse breeding Industry pc
America. and on the next morning the bugie eau
will signalize the opening 20 the public OF an ex-
hibition which bids fair TO excel those that nave
gone before in hrilliancy. The directorate FOR tne
first time contains names OF prominent horsernen
from other cities OF the United States and every
EFFORT has been establish the fact that the
show has developed from merely local exhibition
into one OF national Importance.
Oscar Hamrnersten has also selected the night
of Monday. November 8. for the inauguration OF
his operate season at the Manhattan, and the
Metropolitan will open its doors SIS usual week
later. when its partsrre row Of boxes viii once
more become the favorite rendezvous Of society On
three nights week.
Autumn is always a fsvorits time Of the year
for weddings and the list OF impending marriages
Is q long Miss CoriIne Douglas EoplnSoIs
whose engagement to State Senator Joseph AIsop'
Of Hartford Conn. announced on Tuesday
last will have very quiet wedding az her parents
country home in Orange, N. J.. on November :
and Immediately afterward her parents, MI ene
Mrs Douglas Robinson. who are in mourning ana
their son. Monroe. will leave for tour around
the world.
Monsignor Lavelle will ofhciats az the wedding
Of Miss Maria de Acosta 20 Andrew Robson Sar-
gent on Saturday. November 6. at the Madison ave
nue. home of her widowed mother. Mrs Ricardo dc
Acosta. Miss Angela and Miss Mercedes De Acosta.
who have not yet made their debut will act as
bridesmaids TO their sister. whose two married
sisters. Mrs Philip Lydig and Mrs Oren Root will
be present as well as Mrs. Nathaniel Bowditch
Potter sister OF the bridegroom After their
marriage the newly married couple will make their
home in Brookline. Mass. where Mr.. Sargent who
is architect. Is building house according to his
own designs
Miss Eleanor whitridgs has selected Tuesday
November H. for the date OF her rnarriage 20
Charles z Greenough in Grace Church. and on the
following day Beatrice Benjamin will be married
in ST. Thomass Church to Alexander Dallas Baehe
Pratt, whose sisters Miss Constance and Miss
Beatrice Pratt will be among the bridesmaids The
bride is granddaughter OF the late Henry H
Rogers and daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. william
Evarts Benjamin.
other weddings in the near future are those Of
Martin S. Watts I'm the Church OF the Epiphany
Wednesday next and that Of Miss Florence
Alker. daughter OF Mrs. Alphonse r. Alker 10 Ed
ward Meyer. at Great Neck Long Island on Sat
urday. Mr.. Meyer gave his farewell bachelor din
at Delnnonieo's last night Then on Saturday
week comes the marriage of Miss Eleanor Frank
lin Duane 70 Stanton Whitney at Locust. n J.. and
OF Miss LeOnie Lentihon to John de A Macounb.
ir in Trinity Chapel. the same afternoon. Miss
Olive schley's marriage to william Moore Shack.
ford. OF Coronado Cal. Is set for November s. and
Gerald Vanderbilt HolIins leads Miss Virginia
Kobbe TO the altar at Babylon. Long Island. on
Thursday. November IS.
Among the many signs OF approaching winter
is the announcement OF the dates Of Albert Morris
Bagby's musical mornings at the Waldcrf-AstOria
They are set for December 6. Is, 20 and q.
The Long Island set was out in force again YES
terday for the North Shore Horse Show on Piping
Rock Field Locust Valley Long Island. which
opened on Friday morning and closed yesterday
afternoon. Among those seen yesterday were MI
and Mrs. James A Burden, jr.. Mr. and Mrs. ClaT-
enCe H. Mackay, Mrs. ". K. Vanderbilt. IT, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman B. Duryea. Mr.. and Mrs, w. Emlen RoOse-
vet Miss Cornelia Bryce. Miss Maria Moran. Miss
Marion Hollins Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carnegie
Phipns. Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Phipps. Mrs. Ed
mund Randolph. Mrs. Middleton S. Burrf Miss
Leonie Burrill Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haight. Leon
ard Jacob. Reginald c. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs.
FREDERICK u BedCh. samuel WlLletS. Mrs. Adolf
Ladenburg, Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley, Mrs. John
D. Crimmins f.. Mrs II. BramhaT Gilbert. Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Lydg. Mrs. Frederick Stevens and
Mrs oliver ". Bird.
Mrs. Joseph stekney will return to town to-day
from Wilkes-Barre. Penn. where she has been the
guest of Mrs. William L. Conyngham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher NJ. Adams IT.. are spend
ing the weekend az LsnON.
Mrs. @. Hunter Brown will give a reception on
December at her home. in East SD street. 20 in
troGuee her daughter. Miss Ursula ". Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald ID. Russell who were the
guests FOR few days OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. c.
Taylor az Newport. have taken possession OF their
country place at Princeton. n. J.
DR.. and Mrs Francis p. Kinnicutt will return 70
town from MorrIstown. n. j.. about the middle of
next month. when they viii open their house in
East s5th street for the season,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. Oln will close their
country place at Rhinebeck. N. T., next month aud
come 20 town for the winter
Mr.. and Airs. Charles A. Van Rensselaer, have re-
turned from Europe and at their house in East
Seth street for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. ]. Mcviekar have returned 10
town from White Plains and az the ST. Regis
IN THE 6ERKSHIRES.
my Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
Lenox Oct. lsAIn the LenOx Town Hall tonight
a roller skating party wss held Il was the Arst
Of four which have hesD arroDor.l