New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

| who have been compelled to spend nuch OF
| their time in the city during the last TWO
or three months are taking longer week
end holiday than usual, since their eNo"us
began on Friday and their absence Will last
until Tuesday at least, and possibly longer
For to-rnorrow the annual Newport horse
shau, begins at the Casino, and, as usual
will be made the occasion of m1ch hospl-
taIity. while on Thursday most of those VINO
have remained for the horse show VIII al
tend tha wedding of Lawrence j.. Gillespie
to Miss Irene Sherman. 1t will take place.
not as originally intended. In Trinity
Church but at the home Of tho parents OF
the bride Mr. and Mrs. W. Watts Sherman
ore Of the objects being TO restrict inc at
tendance TO the relatives. friends ana ac-
ouaintances Of the young people ana 10 aNoid
the Intrusion of strangers and the 1nooDlii7
both in and outside the sacred edlffce WHICH
has sometimes in the past narred large anu
smart weddings, such as that OF MISS irene
Sherman is likely TO prove. Her twin SIS
tor Mildred will be her maid OF honor,
and her bridesmaids will consist or MISS
Nav Hartman Miss Helen Rtves, MISS
Edith Starr Miller, Miss Margaret Steward
and the Misses Dorothy and Ruth kIns-
W. Rhinelander Stewart. jr-, w Foroes MOT
gan, ir, John W. Prentiss, Harry L Peters
r Stewart Barney and J. LauFens Van Alien
will be the ushers, and Robert MeM GIiieS-
pie will be his brothers best man.
Among the other weddings of the week IS
that of Miss Helen L. Alexandra and Bay
ard c. Hoppin, here in town on Saturday at
the house of the brides mother Mrs Joi-h
F. Alexandra. in West 3Sth street OWING
to the recent death of Miss Aexandre
father Al his country place, at Lenox' Mass
the wedding will be quiet affair." In the
presence of only a few near relatives ana
intimate friends. The numerous Invitations
originally issued having been recaileu-
Bayard c. Hoppin has likewise recalled ld9
invitations for his farewell bachelor dlhner'
which was TO have taken place at Dellhohl-
eos on Wednesday next
Still another wedding of the week Is that
Of Miss Minna Twombly Jones and Alex
ander B. Marvin, on Wednesday, at cam
bridge Mass. The bride is a daughter or
the late Frank W. Jones and of his VIE
who was a sister of the late Hamilton Nick
TwombIy, and who died four years ago III
Norway. Since then Miss Minna Jones ana
her sister Charlotte, who is to act as lnalo
of honor at the wedding. have made their
home at Cambridge Their brother, Walter
McKeon Twombly Jones, who IS in business
in Porto Rico where the bridegroom has
coffee plantation, has arrived from the west
Indies for the wedding and will give his
sister away. Samuel WesIe- Marvin, jr,
who was graduated this year from Harvard,
will be the best man.
With regard TO Miss Edith Deacon's mar
riage. her iance, George L. Peabody, is
rapidly recovering from his recent severe
Illness, and thus far there has been no
change in the date set for the wedding,
which is to take place, according to pres
ert arrangements on Thursday. September
H. at the Newport homo Of the bride
grandmother. Mrs. Charles H Baldwin
Miss Sadie Jones daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Pembroke Jones, will be among the
bridal attendants.
At Southampton, where the season has
been exceptionally gay, persons seem to oe
reluctant 10 leave, and there is 4 full pro-
granme for the next ten days or SO, IN
which the name OF Mrs. Delaney Nicou
is conspicuous. Her dinner of sixty last
night will be followed by a still bigger
enc this evening at her country place,
on Lake AgaWaIn- one OF the features or
her house is its new ballroom, recently
scene of many festive gatherings Others
still al Southampton are J. Bowers Lee,
Mrs A D Russell and ". Scott Cameron,
who each gave dinners last night ar the
Meadow Club, that of Mr.. Cameron being
followed by music. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
H z. PelI have. however already gone TO
their place at Ticonderosa, on Lage George
George Peabody has gone TO York HGFbor
Me. and Mr. and Mrs. F. Burial Hoffman
are preparing to sail on Tuesday week for
a trip around the world Tomorrow Will
be devoted to d great extent 20 the golf
tournament.
Not only horses but also dogs will come
in for q certain amount of attention this
month. for the Monmouth County deg
show. at Red Sank. y. j. yesterday, will
be followed by that OF the South Side Ken
mel Club. at Islip, Long Island. on Wednes-
day, while throughout the greater part OF
the week q dog show viii be III progress al
Dongan Hills, on Staten Island. in connec-
ton with the annual staten Island fair and
agricultural show.
With regard to horse shows that Of the
National Horse Show Association Of Amer
lea will open at Madison Square Garden q
week later than usIal-uameIv. on Noveu-
Der IL The international element will be
still more to the fore than in previous
years, and officers Of English, Belgian.
French and Italian cavalry, many OF whcm
distinguished themselves by riding at
Olympia, in London. last summer. Will be
present Alfred c. Vanderbilt. who arrived
Yesterday from Europe. has been reelected
president Of the association. and r. T.
Stotesbury. OF Philadelphia. Vice-president
Frederick NJ Davies treasurer and James
r Hyde secretary On the board of dtreC-
tors are Joseph W. Hartman. Judge Wilt
lam Fl. Moore, q. Mifffin Wharton. W Goad-
by Loew and Reginald 9. Vanderbilt
Louis +. Hoyt sailed yesterday from E,I!-
rope for New York.
J. Pierpont Morgan IS spending the week
end at Lenex as the guest OF Charles
Laner.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Merrick Gay are
receiving congratulations on the birth of a
daughter on Wednesday at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Gay wIs Miss Louise GaIIatin, and
the child IL q sreat-great-sranddau
OF Albert Gallatin. Secretary of the Treas
ury under Presidents jefferson aud Nladi-
son. Minister to France and founder of the
Galatin National Bank OF New York