New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

most over are apparent In all the resioe"
tial thoroughfsres Of the city. where 'ne
removal of the unsightly board arrahse
ments devised for the protection OK en-
,rancss of the lower windows and Oh inc
ornamental stone work indicate tho I'M
pending return Of the owners 10 'o""'
rh. congestion of baggage of those home
ward bound from summer resorts cue
tomary at this time OF the year. mas
ready begun at the various rallroao oe''
nails and express Offices, while among ln'
shopping element young people are e'"
sp!cuous, intent upon making all Sorts %
purchases before returning TO their schoo'o
and colleges. In fact. everything ihoica'o'
the wane of the summer and the lnaueu
ration on Friday next or the autumn
season. with it's horse shows. its weddings
and all the features OF that blend OF suoui,
han and town life which renders the IAN
the most agreeable period OF the year 10
New York society.
septembers programme comprises the
horse shows at White Plains ana NJ
Mineola, the Piping Rock dog show, the
motor boat carnival at Huntington. Long
Island, in which many hundreds OF tnese
craft are TO take part, and when 4 10
extend over the greater part of the week
and the BERKSHIRE hunt races and hunt
hall AT Ienox. which are always the red
letter events of the season in the Berk-
shires.
The weddings of the month include that
of Miss Elizabeth Jennings to George 0n'o''
Franklin on Saturday next al the cou"-
try place at North Bennington, W. Oh her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic b. JeH-
nings, OF Park avenue; also that OF MISS
Mary ogden, daughter of Mr.. ana Mro'
David r. Ogden, TO Johnston de tores|
son of Robert W. de Forest, on Septemoer
o at her parents house, in East 10th street
Tbon there Is lust a week later, on Satur-
dav Sentenober 16. the wedding OF MISS
Julia I.oomls to Landon K. Thorne' son Vi
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thorne, at 81. Mary .
Church. Tuxedo, with Miss Carol harrF
man. Miss Anzonella Kane, Miss Mary
Sturges and Miss Rosamund Burr arnohe
the bridal attendants. the ceremony oeihs
followed by a wedding breakfast given ny
the narents OF the bride, Mr.. and MIS-
Henry p. LOOMS, at their villa In the
mark Two DAYS later on Monday sep
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NJ DIR. and Mrs. william b. Anderton' VIII
he married to Louis T. Montant at heI
narents' country place at Cedarhurst Lohg
Island. Wednesday. September 90 is the
date set for the, wedding of Ogden l.. Mills,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ogden Mills, to Miss
Margaret Rutherford, daughter OF Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt sr., at the latter >
chateau. in Norm andy, and on the same
dav Miss Cornelia V. r. Robb, daughter
NJ the late Mr. and Mrs j. Hampden Roob'
will no married TO Daniel Z. Downs, jr., at
bar house I'm Park avenue. Miss Emily de
Ioosev Potter's wedding TO Charles II.
Jaclsson e. scheduled for Thursday, Sep
tenber q, at Clearyiew, the country place
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Clarkson
Potter. I'm West Chester. and on Saturday,
september %, Adoph Boissevain Will marry
Miss Dorothy Vernon Ruxton at Alder
brook, Katonah, \. Y, the country place
Of her stepfather and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Livingston Nichols.
Lord Camoys will sail from England FOR
New York on Wednesday, and on his ar
rival here will leave Immediately for New
mort r. l.. where he will be the guest or
his dance and Miss Mildred Shermans
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence l.. Gillespie. who have aban-
doned their projected trip TO Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Van Rensselaer, Ken
nedy on their return from Europe in Oc-
tober will go to Hampstead, Long Island.
Mrs. Elisha Dyer has gone to the Prorle
House in the White Mountains TO remain
until the end of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greenough will
occupy their new house no. 12S East 18th
street, this winter.
Mrs. James F. Fargo is the guest OF Mrs.
William c. Sheldon at Profile, y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert s Carpenter have
gone to Saratoga, and are staying at the
United States Hotel for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradsh G. Johnson, who
were in town for a few days this week,
have gone TO Profile, y. II.
Mrs. c. Gray Dinsmore, who spent the
week in town at the Hotel Belmont, has
returned TO New London, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Wagstaff, jr., are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shoe
maker at Cedar Cliff. Riverside, Conn.
They will spend the fall at Morristown,
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