New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

A<rer spending the night at the Meadow
Brook Club. at Hempstead. Long Island
the msnbers OF the Coaching Club, who left
the Metropolitan Club yesterday afternoon
AZ o'clock for their long distance drive 20
Southampton, VIII resume their journey this
morning at $40 W @. Loew viii handle
the ribbons during the first stage TO Mas
sapequa, where he will turn them over 10
Harris Fahnestock. who Will be succeeded
as whip by Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Henry z Coe viii drive the last leg, from
Westhampton to the Meadow Brook Club,
at Southampton. where the entire party
will be- his guests until tomorrow evening.
when the return journey to town VIII De
made on board Alfred G.. vandsrbilts steam
yacht Among the members OF the cluo
taking part I'm the drive. In addition 20 those
already mentioned. are Reginald ". Rives'
G. c. Haven, jr.. Oliver Gould Jennings ana
Edward Browning, OF Philadelphia
Rudolph II. FCisseI. whose first wife.
daughter OF Mrs David Pierce Morgan and
a sister of Mrs John Ridgely Carter, died
two years ago, will be married this after
noon at Philadelphia 20 Miss Mary Bell.
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Samuel Bell.
Of that city. Several Of his friends VIII
leave New York this morning for the
Quaker City IN order 20 attend the cere-
mony.
John H Cutter. whose marriage TO Miss
Rosalind Fish takes place on october q at
Garrison-on-t -the-Hudson. gives his farewsn
bachelor dinner tonight at the Esse.
Country Club, Manchester, Mass The
party Will include Hamilton Fish. 5r-. a
brother Of the bride; Sidney ". Fish. her
cousin; also George 9. Wagstaf. Fulton
Cutting. Charles l. Appleton. Francis H.
Burr, Munroe D. Robinson, Roger and
George G Cutler. r.. F. Morgan Gilbert. T.
Meredith Blagden and F. s. von Stade-
A wedding OF interest 20 many persons
here is that Of Miss Julia Dent Grant.
daughter OF L. S. Grant, jr-. OF San Diego,
CAL TO Edmund c. King, Of Portland, ore,
which takes place to-day az Adrian. Mich
The ceremony will take place at the house
of Mrs A H Wood Miss Grant is niece
Of General Frederick 4. Grant and a
granddaughter Of President Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus jay. who arrived
in town from Newport on Wednesday, sail
to-day for Europe, and while abroad will
spend some time az Cairo with their son
and daughter-fn-Iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Augustus JAY Peter Augustus Jay is the
American representative IN the fntsTna-
tional court IN Egypt
The Due de RlcheIieu has arrived in town
for d stay of some duration. lie is half
American through his mother. who was
Miss Alice Heine, Of New Orleans She
r,tarriad as her first husband the late Due
de Richelieu. Of France, in 1875. and after
his death became the consort OF the reign
ing Prince of Monaco, from whom she is
now 1udicially separated. The Due De
RIchelieu is her son By her first marriage
and inherits his titles, which include the
dukedom Of Fronsac and the ma-quisate Of
JumiIhac. from Jean de ViEuerot, a grand
nephew of the great Cardinal RichsIieu-
Mrs John Adair. who was Miss COrnsIia
Wadsworth. arrived here yesterday or
board Vhs Mauretania from her home in
London, to spend some time on her I'm
rnense ranch IN Texas. Others arriving b.
the same boat we're Frederick y. Whit
ridge, the Hon Neil Primrose. VI P. sec
ond son OF the Earl Of Rosebery. Philip NJ
Lvdig, Colonel Robert NJ Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles z. ScTibner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel sloan
Mr. and Mrs NJ Orms wilson. il. havs
leased No 10 East 69th street for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Ie Baron Robbins.
jr.. have taken an apartment fn~C9ramercy
Park for the season. Mrs. Robbins vas
Miss Frances Cleveland lamont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hartman have gone