New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

entertainments in connection with the Hudson
Fulton celebration are now drawing 10 cioSe-
Tonight big dinner viii be given at the Waldorf
Astoria BY the United German. Austrian and Swiss
societies Of New York at which the guests Of
honor viii be Gross Admiral Won K6ster and Ad-
rniraI Sir Edward Seymour Tomorrow the French
and English warships win leave New York on the
close Of their fortnights visit and sail for nome
the others following Saturday After that New
York society will settle down TO its normal exist
ence of the suburban fall season
This morning there begins the most ambitious
long distance drive that the New York Coaching
club has undertaken since it made its trip up by
road ~ SbeIburne W Seward Webbs country seat
in Vermont This time the bourne OF the journey
will be Oakland Farm, Alfred G. Fanderblts S piAce
near Newport which Will be reached oy the paIts
on Saturday evening Tonight the travellers VIII
- - ,ss+s ~ oliver Gould Jennings at his sum-
rner home near Fairfield. Conn., Tomorrow even
ing they will reach New London. and spena the
night on board c. Ledyard Blair s steain ya'"I
Diana resuning their journey on SATURDAY morn
ing At Oakland Farm they Will fnd on theiT a.
rival the remaining members Of the Coachihg Cluo.
who are 20 make the journey by rail on AlIred
G. vanderbilt's private car Wayfarer- sunday VIII
be spent at the farm, and on Monday the entire
house party will return to town by Ta1L AIho'i7
those who will leave here on the coach to-day are
". Coadby Ioew Z. Victor LOew. G. @. Haven
J. Harry Alexandra. jr-, Oliver Gould jennings
Austen Gray Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Reginald g
Vanderbilt Henry E Coe. g. Louis bolsse'ai"'
Peter Goelet Gerry and William WOODWARD
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford has left town
with Colonel and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson and
1rr and Mrs. stephen H. P. PelI for Hot Springs,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram. who have been
at Ienox since their return rom abroad, have ar
rived in town. and at their house. IN East Ssth
street. for the winter.
one OF the first private dances Of the season will
he that given by Mrs. F Egerton Webb on De-
cernber at sherry's TO introduce her daughter
Miss Laura Webb II will be preceded by dinner
in the small ballroom.
Mrs. John Junius Morgan. who before her mar
rage was Miss Caroline McCook. viii sail for
Europe at the end of the month
Mr. and Mrs. John Innes Kane have left town
for Lenox where they purpose 70 remain until
Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs c Russell Auchincloss and Miss
May Van Allen were among those who sailed yes
terday for Europe.
Mrs. Henry F Diuock and Mrs Cary T Hutch
inson have returned 10 their place at South Cow
entry. Conn, To- the fall
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould have moved into
their house at Fifth avenue and 67th street which
has been undergoing extensive alterations for the
last Two years. They Will give a number of din
ners and dances during the season for their daugh-
ter. Miss Marjorie Gould. who made her debut
last winter al a ball given at the Plaza
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland H Dodge are at their
country place at Riverdale for the fall.
Miss Margaret Renwick Brown. daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. Frederick THden Brown. will be mar
ried to-day in St. Johns Church. Far Rockaway.
Long Island. to Hans Carl Stricken.
IN THE BERKSHIRES