New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Despite the vogue Of the motor and q
the aeroplane, the horse will come II foI
8 considerable amount Of attention on ths
i part of society during the coming week
For the Bayshore horse show the tenth
OF the annual series opens on Thursday
next az Oakland Park. Long Island. and
viii attract people from al parts < Ions
Island SIS well SIS from Newport. Nara
( gansett Pier and from the Connecticut ana
New York shores Of the Sound The show,
! which viii continue until Saturday night. IS
always one OF the most festive and lively
/ affairs OF the kind on Long Island ard Is
made the occasion OF much hospitality
sa1nual T Peters IS on the executive com
nittee, while the judges include Harry T
Peters. John c. Beresford. Z. 5 J. Nc
| vIckar and Lewis E waring-
/ The horse show at Bayshore will be foi-
| lowed Immediately by that az Long Branch.
/ It is always made the principal feature oi
/ the Jersey sea coast season. and every
villa and cottage from Sandy Hook 20
away beyond Deal Beach is Invariably
t filed with guests in honor Of the affair
/ Missing from the scene Will be Slr. and
/ Mrs W Goadby Loew. vhoss house parties
| for the shoY at their place az Monmouth
| Beach have usually included one or an
/ other of the members Of the Vanderbilt
| family: consequently Alfred O. Vanderbilt
/ and his brother Reginald. both Of whom
have entered horses for the exhibition will
/ be obliged to seek quarters under some less
hospitabIs roof The show, Il Is scarcely
necessary to add. win be held as usual
under the auspices OF the Monmouth
| County Horse Show Association, at Holly
wood Park It opens on Tuesday week and
closes on Saturday, on which night there
will bs the customary big dance at the
Hollywood Hotel IN honor Of the affair
Tomorrow the headquarters Of the lead
ing polo players OF this country viii be
transferred TO Rumson. n. J.. where they
will remain throughout the week. oetak-
ing themselves on Saturday next TO Nara
gansett Pier, r l.. where the tournament
begins tomorrow week on the field OF the
Point Judith Country Club. The games
there will include those for the junior, the
senior and the annual open championship.
as we'll as the tournament Of the Point
Judith Country Club. and among the prizes
ia cup presented by William Waldorf
Astor. through the Tuxedo Club. The
games viii last from Monday week until
August % although some Of the players
will be tempted from Narragansett TO
Saratoga for the matches TO be played
there during the first fortnight in August
On August % the polo headquarters will
move to Newport, and. despite the dlsap-
pointnent caused by the abandonment OF
the project OF the dispatch OF q team from
England to win back the International
Polo Cup, the season gives promise OF prov
ing very brilliant
f7A ~ EDRud
ner abroad than to go for the hot weather
70 some fashionable summer hotel or 20
lease a villa or cottage at some seaside OF
mountain resort It is to this that must
be attributed the decline in the rentals at
most Of the hot weather resorts and the
extraordinary number OF persons leaving
for Europe and arriving from abroad The
outgoing liners are as crowded as those
returning, and the scenes of animation at
the fashionable restaurants where tourists
congregate either on landing or just prior
10 their embarkation are very remarkable
and OF particular interest to the foreign
observer.
Among those sailing this week are Mr
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr. ana
Mrs Clarence H Mackay. who have IN
view a motor tour through the Netherlands
and the Black Forest, and John Thompson
Spencer. who will join Mrs. Spencer IN
Paris and then proceed with her 10 ST
Petersburg to stay with their son. Willing
Spencer. who Is secretary OF the American
Embassy on the banks OF the Neva.
ITp at Paul Smiths the season is now
under way. and promises TO prove more
brilliant than at most OF the seaside summer
resorts Mrs T II. Howard has arrived at
the Pearl Island camp. and her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Wander
bilt. are expected at their japanese place,
close by, this week, with a party Of friends
Mrs Edward R Thomas has The Rocks.
the Townsend camp Immediately adjoining
that of Mrs Vanderbilt DR.. and Mrs
George r Baker, Francis L. Trodeau'
Frank Grfswold and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
L Pratt are already there, as Is J. Law
renee AspinwaI. while Mr- and Mrs An |
son Phelps Stokes and their family are /
looked for at the beginning or next month |
The feature, probably, OF the Lenox sea
son is the reconsideration Of the determina-
tion 10 disband the Berkshire Hunt. Far |
from being condemned 10 disappear. it has
been endowed with a new lease or HE
through its reorganiza ton the other day |
under the presidency OF Giraud Foster
with Newbold Morris as secretary ana
Samuel rockingham as treasurer Joseph
and Chester G. Burden and Frederic Bull
are the committee IN charge OF the annual
hunt races.
Miss Margaret DIX. daughter Of the late
Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix. Will be married 70
Charles l. Lawrence on August , at Mount
Kfsco. where Mrs. Dix and her daughter
are spending the summer Mr. Lawrence
viii give his farewell bachelor dinner on
Friday at Delulontco's-
Miss Abbie 2. Livingston, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Crawford Livingston, will
be married TO Captain Cleveland Cox Ian
sing. L. S. A, on Wednesday at the home
~ her parents, in ST Paul The BRIDES
brother. Gerald Moncriefre Livingston. mar
rlad Miss Eleanor Hoffman ROdewald.
of William MacNeu Rodewald, on
Tune :. in the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest. The ceremony will be performed at
noon bv the Rev. F. @. Budlong- Miss
Mary Steele Livingston will De her sisters
maid OF honor and only attendant, AID Dr.
Cary D. Langhorue U. s. n. a member
Of the I.anghorne family. Of Virginia. will
act as best man Captain Lansing Is a rel
alive Of Mrs. Edward y. Taller. Of this
city
Mrs. William 3. Dingmore arrived In town
1n Wednesday from Tuxedo. and spe-r
few days a the Hotel Belmont.
Mrs annie Livingston Best, who Is 20 be
married 70 Arthur Carroll on September =.
.s the guest Of Dr. and Mrs. Preston Sat