New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-22

Festivities organized IN cCHrectlOn Win tH HUI
son-Futon celebration will. however. have the
effect OF bringing people back to town from the
Berkshires and from the Adrondacks somewhat
earlier than usual this fall The fetes begin on
September 25 and the presence of several hundred
foreign naval officers. including about dozen adj
mlrals. number OF other delegates and represent
atives Of friendly powers and OF the M1kado's
cousins the Imperial Prince and Princess Kuni OF
Japan will be conducive TO much hospitality, Of 4
private as we'll of cf5cial character. CITY
houses which under ordinary circumstances would
not be opened until November will be put in readi-
ness for occupation and for the giving of entertain
ments and. all things considered the autumn sea
son promises 70 prove the most brilliant that New
York ha. known in decade.
Country house life around New York is never
so agreeable a. in the autumn. the accessibility TO
the city by motor rendering it possible TO blend all
the advantages OF urban and rural existence
Omen air horse shows and country fairs figure
spicuously on the calendar for September. The
shows at White Pains. Nineola and Piping Rock
Will. usual. be made the occasion of many house
parties at the country seats in the district The
racing too. seems destined 70 prove far better and
more attractive than either in the spring last
autumn. and Belmont Park will once more become
favorite rendezvous of the fashionable world.
From Chicago comes the announcement OF the
engagement of Miss LeOnie Lentilhon. daughter OF
the late Captain and Mrs Joseph Lentilhon Of this
city, to John de Navarro Macomb. Jr., grandson of
the late Colonel John n. Macomb, Engineer Corps.
L. s A The marriage will take place in Chicago
early I'll the fall at the home of Miss LentilhonS
brother-In-law ana sister, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Clark Boynton with whom she has lived for
number of years.
The I.entilhon home In New York No. 81
West 11th street. where Mr.. LentiIhon died after
operation for appendicitis about ten years ago.
He veteran OF the zth Regiment and mem
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Lentilhon's sisters Mrs. Charles Brewster
Wheeler and Mrs. John P. Clifford
Mr. and Mrs Henry Rogers Winthrop. who sailed
for Europe on Wednesday. will remain abroad un-
til the middle of October.
Mrs Benjamin Guinness OF Washington Square
North, has been placed In mourning by the death
of her mother. Margaret Lady Williams Buckley
at her home. North Cross. Windsor Forest. Eng
land. Lady Williams Buckley was the widow of
Sir Richard Williams Buckley.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Parish r. who spent the
early summer their country house In IIewelIvn
Park. Orange ~ j.. have gone TO the Adlrondacks
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Dumont Foote OF Morris
town. N J.. Cherokee Lodge, the jackson
camp. on Gilpin Say. Upper Saranac Lake. N Y
Mr. and Mrs w. Starr Miller. who have been
abroad for several months. will not return TO New,
York until late in the fall
Miss Laura F. Delano. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Delano. tr.. has gone TO Newport Uhara
she Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke ZONES
MI, and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. who hav. ,u.r
spending the summer in Europe win return 20
New York In October
Mr.. and Mrs. Augusta p. Montant have returned
TO THEN country place AZ Oyster Bay Long Island
from the mountains