The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-12
400 South filth Street
SOCIETY IN NEW YORK
By MARGARET WATTS DE PEysTER-

1 and Mrs. E. Reeve Merritt and on Fri days by MT. and Mrs. Bradish Johnson. The Perry Belmont box II will be shared by MT. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Mrs. William B. Leeds, Mrs. James B. Taylor and Mrs. John E. Roosevelt; MT. and Mrs. A. c. Taylor will have box No. 13, which they formerly shared with Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce, but the Bryces are now at The Hague, MT. Bryce having been appointed American minister to the Netherlands. The box this year will be occupied by Mir. and Mrs. Taylor MT and Mrs. Frank s. Witherfee and Mrs. George G. McMurtry.
 Columbus O'Donnell Iseln and Mrs FL bert H. Gary will have No. 15 on alter nate Mondays the William Douglass Sloanes and Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twom- bly, box IT, and Henry c. Prick will be in 19. The Harry Payne Whitneys and the Payne Whtneys will be in box 30 the l Ogden Milses in 20, Mrs. Vanderbilt and l Col. Robert M. Thompson in 3l, Henry | Clews and George Jay Gould will have, | as usual. 12, and alongside of them, in | 10, will be George F. Baker on Mondays l and Thursdays, and the Henry C. Fan nestocks on other nights. Mrs. John T. Pratt will have 8 for Mondays and Mrs. | E. Francis Hyde for Wednesdays l Mrs. George G. Haven and Mrs. John E.. Parsons will have box 25: J. Pierpont Morgan and his family will have 25, l Charles Lanier and George s. Bowdoin will occupy alternately box 27, which J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr., will have on Wednesdays The George Henry Warrens will be in box 14, the James Speyers in | F, Mrs. Charles E. Alexander and Mrs. ] James B. Duke IS on alternate Mondays. | w. Bayard Cutting box 27, Mrs. Luther Kountze 2S on Mondays, James B. flag gin and Ralph Pulitzer box 34. MT. Pulit- ger having it on Thursdays Mrs. Mac kay will again have box in the grand | tier and Mrs. Edmund l.. Baylies box | 53, alongside of her.
 | If that doesn't make a pretty fair social l register it would be hard to find one. | With the horse show opening a week | from today and lasting for seven days so- ciety is going to have pretty strenuous I two weeks of 1t.
 l A succession of brilliant dinners, wed- l dings, receptions and debutante functions to last right through the winter there | will be no place fer ennui in New York for a time and many society dame and 1 oamsel will be ready for the rest cure when the spring comes.
 l Lord Camoys, who is to marry Miss Mildred Sherman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Watts sherman, will give his bachelor dinner on Monday, Novem- | Der 27 The dinner will probably be giv. en at the Plaza. where he is now a guest | Several guests will arrive from Europe | Lord Decies. who arrives this week with | Lady Decies, who was Miss Vivien Gould
 will probably attend Lord Camoys as best
 man. Lord Camoys, 1t will be remember
 ed, was an usher at Lord Decies' wed
 ding last February.
 Lord Camoys and his bride will speat
 a week on this side after their marriage
 on December ?, and are booked to sai
 OH the Olympic on December g. The,
 will go to the Camoys place at Henley-on
 Thames. It is most likely that they Hil
 go, directly after the wedding, to New
 port, where the brides parents have
 villa.
 The wedding, as already announced
 will be a very quiet one, and will b.
 followed by a small reception.
 Miss Mildred sherman will have onl,
 one attendant-her sister, Mrs Lawrence
 l.. llesrie-upon the occasion of he marriage
 One of the interesting announcement
 during the week was the fact that Nils
 Gwendolyn Burdens marriage to Dav
 DoWs will be an event of the early win
 Ter. It will take place in Grace church
 on December 12, and will be followed nv
 reception at the home of Miss Burden parents, MT and Mrs. I. Townsend Bur
 den.
 Another racing meet of interest to so cety is the annual one given by tn
 Great Mack Racing association beginnin today at Great Neck, l.. I. This wi provide racing for three Saturdays succession. great boon for late stayer
 sl the Lond island contingent.