New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-18
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


the point of view of New York society IS
the most agreeable of the entire year. is
now well under way. 1t is a season which
enables one 10 take part in everything that
is going or I'm the city while living in tEe
country. to play polo and to hunt By day
and to dine in town and take in the Vari-
GUS plays at night motoring home after
ward by moonlight through picturesque
rural scenery.
N,st of the country seats along the Fud-
son River Valley, in the Vestchester County
district. on the shores of the Sound. on
long Island and in New Jersey, out Morris
town way are already open and gay WIN
continuous series of house parties. especlaliy
for fine week ends while at Tuxedo most Oh
the regular New York colony arc no" ID
evidence The strangers from the south
who make their home there during the hot
months OF the summer have made way f'r
more familiar faces, and with every villa
open the atmosphere IS extremely festive
Each liner from Europe comes into port
heavily freighted with well known persons
who have been spending the summer aproao
and also with many foreigners of note
Among those who arrived during the week
have been Lieutenant General sir ROBERT
Baden-Fowe1 the defender of MafeklnS
during the South African war and fouhder
Of the boy scout movement. He sdiieo'
however, yesterday on the Cedric Inc
Master of Polvarth and sir Evelyn hug
giles Brise are here as the representatives
OF the British government at the lnterna-
tionaI Prison Congress about TO take place
at Washington. Sir William Treloar. for
nler Lord Mayor of London. has also ar
rived here, as well as the Earl of Granaro'
master of the horse OF King George
Lord Ciranard has recently been acting as
sneciaI ambassador for the purpose of an
nouncing his sovereign's accession 10
number OF foreign courts, and has come
over to take his wife and child back 10
England. Lady Granard has been IA this
country for several weeks. staying With her
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ogden Mills, first at
their villa at Newport and then at the-r
place at Staatsburg \. Y, where Lord
C;ranard Joined her on Thursday. They are
booked TO sail by the Mauretania on
Wednesday. and will spend some time al
Castle Forbes, their Irish country seat in
County Longford, before taking UP their
residence in London for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay sail
for New York on Wednesday next. and on
their arrival here will so to Harbor Hill.
tier place at Roslyn, Long Island. for
the fall. Their children, who were in
the White Mountains during their parents
absence abroad, are already established
there. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bit sail for home with their children on
Saturday next and on their arrival VIII
90 to Newport for a short time at Ochre
Court, with Mrs. Ogden Cioelet- Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney are also prepar-
ing to return home, and are due to arrive
here on October 10. in time for the ava
ton meet at Belmont Park some days later
They will so at once on their arrival 10
their place on Long Island, where they VIII
be during the remainder of the autumn
Among the features of the week are the
fair and horse show at Mineola. Long Isl
and. and the second annual dog show of the
Whippany River Club, which, owing to the
recent fire there, will be held this year at
the Morristown Field Club. The judges
will be Winthrop Rutherfurd. Harry T. Pc
ters. James Mortimer and Tyler Morse
TIE former owner Of the property nov
hel0 by the Whippany River Club Eugene
Higgins. is now in this country paying
his annual fall visit Owing to the wreck
of his steam Yacht Varuna off the Azores
last winter when lie so narrowly escaped
with his life and on which he was accus-
toned TO make his annual trip to America,
he made the voyage this time on board one
OF the ocean liners.
Among the marriages set for the imne-
date future is that of Miss LeonOre Cobb,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb.
to Robert Amory. jr.. on Tuesday, in the
Church of the Messiah. On account of the
recent death of the bridegroom father. DR..
Robert Ancry. the wedding will be a quiet
one. and only relatives will be present at
the ceremony and the reception which is to
follow at the home OF the brides parents,
No. 1cS West seth street. She VIII have
no attendants Cleveland Cobb will be his
brothers. best man, and Chandler and FL
hot Cobb, also brothers. w George Minot.
Amory Leland. George s West and Arthur
L. Hutchinson will serve as ushers.
On Saturday. October s, Miss Mary c.
Eel. daughter of Colonel aT6-Mrs- Samuel
Bell. of Philadelphia. Will be married to
Rudolph H KisseI. o, this city. Mr.. ks
sells first wife. who died about two years
ago. was Miss Caroline Morgan, daughter
OF Mrs David Pierce Morgan, of this city
and Washington. and d sister OF Mrs. John
Ridgely Carter. wife OF the American MIN
lister PIenipotentiary to Rumania. Mr. Car
ter was formerly first secretary of the
American Embassy in London, and his
daughter. Miss Mildred Carter, was mar
RED in London in June to Niscount Ache
son. eldest son and heir of the Earl OF Cos
ford.
Mrs John Jacob Aston. who arrived in
town from Newport on Wednesday. left the
CITY on Friday for Hot Springs. Va, where
she will remain for about Il fortnight. Her
little, girl is visiting her father and brother
at Ferncliff. near Rhinebeck-on-the-Hu d-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schellins, who spent
the summer at Bar Harbor. have returned