New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-29
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Several members Of the New York Coaeh-
ing Club will start on long distance oii'
tn Southampton, Long Island, to-noiIo'
week as the guests of Henry E. Coe- Inc
start will be as usual from the Metropoii-
tan Club, where the coach VIII put ou'
nromptIv at o'clock. with Reginald w
Rives on the box At Elmhurst. where the
party is due at $40 p. m. there VIII De
change OF drivers and horses as well anu
there George Griswold Haven will assume
control At Queens w. Gosdby Loew VIII
take the ribbons and drive as far as hemp
stead. where the night will be spent at 'n0
Meadow Brook Club Mr.. Loew VIII De "'i
the box when, at $40 O'Clock the next morn
ing. the coach pulls out from the ciuo-
house and heads for Massapequa, wnere IL
ia dine at a;45 O'Clock Harris Fahnestock
viii drive from there to Babylon, where
he will turn over the ribbons 10 Alfred
G. Vanderbilt. who will make the run 70
Isl,n and from there 70 Sayvilie, where
Oliver Gould Jennings will take the Don
MIR. Jennings will be the whip to Beilport
and Centre Moriches, where he VIII De
relieved nv Edward Browning, OF Pnlla-
deIphia. Mr.. Browning will take the coacn
and its party to West Hampton. where
after n change Of horses Henry E Coe
will take the rens. driving to Good Ground
and thence to Southampton. where the men
will be entertained by him at the Meadow
Club The total distance of the trip Will
be 1O4 miles.
Mrs. Charles Steele and her daughter.
Miss Eleanor Steele who is TO be mar
ried to Count Jean de Lagreze, of Paris
on october 49, came. to the city Yesterday
from their country place ct Westoury'
Long Island. Invitations to the wedding
which is 10 be very quiet, as Mrs Steele
is in mourning for her father. Seth Barton
French. will be sent out on Saturday.
Mrs. II. HoIbrook Curtis and Miss
Marjorie Curtis will return from Europe
at the end of next month
Mrs. George ". Forsyth will give dance
at Sherry's on December for Miss Leonie
Burrill, the debutsnte daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Middleton s. Burrill.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. d. Lanier will return
to their house. in East S5th street. from
Newport next month.
James J. Van Allen and Miss May Van
Allen have arrived at Hot Springs. Va.
middle of October, when they will return
to Newport for a few days before sailing
for England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard have
returned to town from Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Hoffman will
close their villa at Newport tomorrow
and after a short automobile trip through
the Berkshires will go TO their country
place at Cazenovia, y. Y, for the re-
mainder of the fall
Mrs. Francis n Pendleton has left the
city for Hot Springs Va, to remain until
the middle of October.
Miss Sophie WitherspoOn Townsend. who
is TO be married to John y. Dix, son OF the
Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, on October 10, in
Grace Church. will have for her attendants
Miss Frances Dickey, Miss Margaret Har-
rfs. Miss Justine V. r. Barber. Miss DOro-
thea Carroll Miss Mollie Martin. Miss
Janet King Townsend, Miss Margaret
Townsend, all of this city. and
Miss Katherine Tillman, of West Point
The brides little sister, Anne LangdOn
Townsend, will act as flower girl Will
lam Baylis, jr. will be Mr.. Dixs best
man. and the ushers selected are Alexander
Dallas Bache Pratt, Robert Sedgwick, jr-,
Colgate Hoyt. Henry s. Leverich, 9. Tiff
fanny Richardson, Charles D. Miller and
John Auerbach all of New York, and
Lowell Blake, of Dedham. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Reginald Brooks have ar
rived in town from Newport. and are at
the Hotel Gotham for a few days before
going TO their place in North Carolina 10
spend several weeks.