New-York tribune., 1911-09-17
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

during tho week beginning to-oa'' t,ah
u,as,cbester County horse show "h'o"
onars ON wednesday at White Plains co"
,inuino until Saturday evening, mas siu
tho oxh,bition was started, eighteen 'e
ogo boen one of the features OF the ao
,umn season. It constitutes the hrst ~.
dozvous Of the world OF fashion alter ~"
summer holidays, where people ca"
m discus. their experiences OF the last le"
months and their plans for the faiI anu
winter.
II js always made the occasion OF il'uo"
hospitalitv In the district. and most OIL ".
oourtry sea.s within motoring distance OF
White Plains will be, as usual, the scene
of gay house parties. The judges i'ic'uus
George G. Haven, Howard ". Fottei on"
Day,d Ronner Prizes have been given by
Oliver Hartman, Hugh j. Chishoim, Cia,
ence Whitman. Adrian Iseln, Jr.' ana r. L.
Weatberbee Among those who will'take
leading part in the affair are Coionei WIZ
lam jay. one OF the directors OF the "es.
chester County Horse Show ASSOCIATION D.
Borden Hartman. william II. Catnn'
Worthington Whitehouse and {. ohVer
Isclin.
Society will migrate to Long Island on
Saturday for the fifth annual Piping hocA
kennel show, at Piping Rock. ana for 'he
aviation meet at the Nassau BouleVar'
aerodrome. Among the aviators taxing
part in the meet are Claude Grahame-
White, Tom Sopwith, Mile. Dutrieu, MISS
Harriet Quimby, Miss Blanche Scott, Earle
Ovngton and Harry ~ Atwood
There will also be dog show this week
I'm the Berkshires, opening on Friday, OH
the Anson Phelps Stokes place at Lenox.
1t will be held by the Lenox Kennel Club,
Of which Henry Hollster Pease Is presl-
dent.
Arriving last night from Europe on board
the Lustania were the Secretary OF the
Navy, George Won l.. Meyer. and his son;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Whitridge and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koven.
Miss Julia VI. Hoyt, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald L. Hoyt. was married at noon
yesterday, - Samuel A. Weldon, of Wash
ington. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith, OF
Washington, a cousin OF the bride, at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt, No. 2s East
35th street. only relatives and a few in
innate friends being present. The bride.
who was given away by her father, wore
a gown of white satin and lace veil fast
ened with a wreath OF orange blossoms.
She had no attendants. Henry Ives Cobb
acted as Mr.. Weldon's best man. There
were no ushers.
Miss Alice Anderton was married at noon
yesterday to Louis Townsend Montant. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Auguste p. Montant, at
Ye Corners. the Cedarhurst country place
OF her parents. DR.. and Mrs. William B.
Anderton. Only relatives and a few init
mate friends were present at the ceremony,
which was performed by Father Power, OF
oyster Bay. A wedding breakfast, for
which many invitations had been issued,
followed. The bride was in a gown OF
white satin. trimmed with o,d point lace,
and she carried a bouquet Of lilies-of-the-
valley and orchids. Her sister, Miss Doro-
thy Anderton, was her maid OF honor, and
a younger sister, Ruth Anderton, and
Katherine Delano Porter, youngest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hobart Porter, OF
Lawrence. Long Island, acted as flower
girls. There were no bridesmaids. Or.
Walter Palmer Andsrton, tho BRIDES
brother. was best man.
Among the marriages Of the week will be
that OF Miss Margaret Rutherford. dsugh-
ter OF Mrs William x. Vanderbilt, ST.. to'l
Ogden T.. Mills son OF Mr. and Mrs. Ogden
Mills. at La Chaumiere. the villa Of ". X;
Vanderbilt, At Deauvill4. on the coast OF
Normandy. OH Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.
Ogden Mills have gone abroad for the cere-
mony, at which William 0'Donnell Iselin
will oflclate as best man.
Among the others present at the we'd
ding will bn the hridegroom's brother-in-
law and sister, Lord and Lady Granard
his uncle and aunt. the American Am
bassador 10 the Court OF ST James's and
Mrs. 'Whitelsw Reid: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
White and the American Ambassador 10
France and Mrs. Robert Bacon.
Another wedding set for the same day Is
that OF Miss Cornella Robb, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Hampden Robb,
TO Daniel T. Downs. who will have his
brother. Herbert g Downs, I'm attendance
as best man. The ceremony will take place
quietly at the Park avenue home OF the
bride and will be followed by a wedding
breakfast.
THURSDAY VIII take large NUMBER or
well known people. especially from what
is known az the Westchester County set.
10 Clearview. the country place OF Mr.. and
Mrs +. Clarkson Potter. near West Ches-
ter for the marriage OF their daughter.
Miss Emily de Loosely Potter, TO Charles
II. Jackson.
Both Miss Dorothy Ruxton and Miss
Louise Burton Will also have out -of-town
instead Of city weddings on Saturday. that
of Miss Ruxton TO Adolph Boissevain of
Amsterdam, Holland, taking place at Alder
brook. the country place at Katonah, n.
Y, OF her stepfather and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Livingston Nichols. hiss
Christina Nichols will he her step-sisters
only attendant. and Rowland Davis will
ofrciate as best man 10 the bridegroom,
who is q relative of c. Louis Bossevain,
OF New York.
Miss Burtons wedding TO Wendell p.
Blagden son of Mrs. Samuel P. Blagden.
will take place I'm Trinity Church, at
Uewletts. Long Island. and will be fol
lowed by reception at Albro Farms,
the Cedarhurst country place of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert T.. Burton. the parents OF the
bride. Her attendants VIII include her
sister. Miss Florence Burton: Miss Leta
Pell Wright Miss Frances Breese. Miss
Aieen Osborn Miss Leonie Burrill and
Miss Claire Bird
Crawford Blagden will be his brothers
best man, and the ushers will comprise his
tbrea other brothers Samuel Arthur and