New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
PEOPLE and Social Incfdenfs

motoring distance OF the track having Or.
ganized house parties in connection with
the opening In fact. some of the Meadeu
Brook colony. such as. for instance. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, have r.
turned from Europe specially in order IA
be present at the initial meeting on Thurs
day. while Mr.. and Mrs. August BeInon..
sr.. are on their way home from rta1y.
where they have been spending their horsv-
moon. and are expected here by Wednesday
next.
Weekend parties at Hampstead. Roslvn-
wcstbury and other places I'm that partfcu-
lar set Of Long Island are in progress n
day In connection with yesterdays rae.
meeting OF the Meadow Brook Hunt CIub
which was followed by much festivity ar
the Meadow Brook Club house. The rae.
meeting of the Rockaway Hunting Club az
Cedarhurst yesterday a week ago was fol-
lowed by the announcement on Wednesdsv
of the engagement OF Miss Mary Hartman
to Charles Cary Rumsey. the young Buffalo
sculptor. who had distinguished himself hy
winning several Of the events, and specuIs-
ton Is rife as 20 whether yesterdays rae
ing at westbury win not be productive 9.
the publication of some analogous mat--
monlal alliance
Miss Mary Harriman's welding 20 Charles
Cary Rumsey will take place IN June,
but will be very small and quiet. as the
family Is In deep mourning for the death
last September Of z. Henry Hartman. u
will take place at Arden. NJ z. the coun-
try home Of Mrs. Hartman. and after 4
short honeymoon trip IN the West the new
1y married couple will return 70 Arden,
where they will spend most OF the summer.
Mrs. Hartman and her daughter Miss
Carol Hartman will also leave for the
West shortly after the wedding and VIII
sail for Hawaii 10 spend some time n
Honolulu. Mrs. Hartman left the city On
Friday in her private car for New Haven
and Groton- She stopped at the former
place yesterday 70 see her son, Avsreii
Hartman. who IS at Yale and after dining
with him IN her private car she went on 70
Groton. and is spending to-day with Roland
Hartman
Miss Elizabeth Bertron. who is to be
married to Snowden A Fahnestcck On June
I. will have FOR her maid Of honor Miss
Eleanor Butler Alexander. the fancee ot
Theodore Roosevelt, jr-, and her brides-
maids will be Miss Harriet Alexander. Miss
Graham Gibson Fahnestock. jr will b
his brothers best man, and the ushers viii
include Rowland s. Davis, r Thornton
Wilson. Francis George Burke Roche and
Edward BIodget. The ceremony will bs
performed at 4 O'Clock at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Read
ing Sertron, No. As West 54th street. and
a reception will follow.
Many will go on to Oys-r Bay on Sat-
urday morning next by special train 70 at
tend the wedding there Of Miss Lorraine
Roosevelt to Langdon Warner. OF Boston.
The ceremony will be performed at tbs
country place of Mrs. j. West Roosevelt.
the mother Of the bride. who will be given
away by her brother. Oliver wolcott Roose-
velt- Miss Janet Dana, Miss Ruth Draper.
Miss Margaret Roosevelt. Miss Laura
Chanler and Miss Alice Parker Will os
the bridesmaids, and the ushers Will con-
sist Of Nicholas Roosevelt Ralph y. Page.
James Sherman Pitkin. William James. r..
Francis W Peabody. Gardiner Brown
Perry. Arthur ". Page and Whitcom6
Field The best man will be Roger Sher-
man Warner.
Miss Helen Frith's engagement to Hen
dirk Hudson which was announced only
the other day, has been quickly followed
by the issue OF the invitations 20 the wed
ding. which Is to be very quietly celebrated
on Thursday week at the home of tho
brides father, Edward Firth In West 9th
street. Miss Louise Firth. Il sister; Miss
Anne Gardiner and Miss Antoinette Heck
schAr will be the only bridal attendants.
Hans Kierstede Hudson VII act as his
brothers best man. and the usheTs will
consist Of Rowland Stebblns. Alfred Wag-
staff. fr.. Walter KObbe and c. Alan Hud-
son. The bridegroom, who VIII give his
farewell bachelor dinner az Sherry's on
Saturday night. is one Of the three sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Hudson. Of this
city, Who are also Identified with the Long
Island set. having a place at WestbuTy.
Mrs. VI. Orme Wilson. Mrs Stuyvesant
Fish. Mrs. Charles NJ. OeIrichs. Mrs. Fran
els BurriU Hoffman and Mrs. Levi P. Nor
ton are in charge OF the booth of the New
York Anti-vfvisection Society. at the Ac-
tors Fund Fair. which opens tomorrow in
the list Regiment Arruory- Mrs James
sreyer, assisted by score Of debutantes
of the last winter and of young girls who
are to come out next season. including Miss
Eleanor Mortimer. Miss Leila Haven. Miss
Caroline Demorest Miss Vivien Gould,
Miss Evelyn Witherbee and Miss Natalie
Rowland. is III charge of the flower booth
The pAtronesses comprise Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs.
Edmund L. BayIies Mrs John r DreXel-
Mrs. Francis h. PendletOn and Mrs. Wiz
lam jay
The Ladies Kennel Association Of Amer
lea, Of which Miss Anna Sands Is president,
will hold two-days' bench show Tor dogs
of all breeds on the fair grounds AT Mine
ola on Wednesday. June l. and Thursday.
June , The committee has already secured
a long list of valuable gold. silver ard
bronze trophies TO be awarded as prizes
and the judges will include J. j. Holgate- Of
Doncaster. and Midgely Nfarsden. OF Man
chester the former a specialist in terriers
and the latter in hounds and PomeranianS'
VINO are coming over from England eS-
peciaily for the affair.
Mr. and Mrs StuyTesant Fish Will open
their country place at Garrison, y. L. on
May 81. and Viii remain until July, When
they will go to Newport for the remainder
of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould are booked
10 sail for Europe on May ~
" NaeNeiu RodeWald and Miss Eleanor
RodewaId are spending the week end az
Tuxedo.
Mr. op6 Mrs C-aorpa 4. Mason bsva xOns