New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

All the country places on Long lslano'
in Westchester County. along the HUG
son and in the Morristown section OF
New Jersey are filled with guests TOT
the holiday. The male members OF the
parties will motor Into the city TO vote
and then return to enjoy the outdoor
sports arranged for the day One OK
the biggest attractions OF the afternoon
will be the meet OF the Meadow brooA
steeplechase Association at Belmont ParK
Terminal. In the evening many OF the
members of the house parties will return
to the city to receive the returns Oh
the election at the hotels and restaurants
where special arrangements have been
made for the handling OF the news.
Dr. J. Pierre Hoguet, who is 70 marry
Miss Helen Noel Gourd on November
l6 In st. Patrick's Cathedral, gave his
farewell bachelor dinner last night at
the Harvard Club. His guests ineiudeu
his brother, Rene z. Hoguet. who Is 10
be his best man: DR.. Fenwick Beekman'
DIR. Alfred Stllman. I'd, DR.. Richard
Derby, John b. Marsh. Raphael Cereo
and Marcel n. Gourd. who are to be the
ushers
Miss Gourd will have for her attend
ants her sisters, Mrs. Louis ]. de Milhau'
who Will be her matron OF honor; MISS
Jeanette Gourd as maid OF honor ana
Miss Noel Johnston, Miss Frances Henry,
Miss JEANNE Emmett, Miss Marguerite
Hoguet and Miss Yvonne and Miss Ga
brielle Gourd, as bridesmaids. The cere-
mony will be followed by a reception at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry e. Gourd, No. Fl West
Twelfth street
Mr. and Mrs William Douglas sloane
returned to the city yesterday for the
winter from Lenox.
Mrs. Morgan Tillinghast will be married
to-day in 81. Marks Church, Islip, Long
Island, to Edward Roberts, Of PhDadel-
phia, son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Roberts, OF that city. Mr.. Roberts
Is a member Of the Radnor Hunt the
Philadelphia and other clubs. Mrs TIL
linghast has a country place. Hunting
ton House, at Islip. She was Miss May
Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert l.. satteree re-
turned to the city yesterday from High
land Falls, n. Y.
Mrs George Jay Gould Will give
dance at her house, No. a57 Fifth avenue,
early in January. for Miss Hope Hamil-
ton, who Is to be introduced TO society
on December IL at a reception which her
mother. Mrs. William A. Hamilton, will
give for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert z. Jones will
spend the winter In Convent, n. j., where
they have taken a house. Mrs. Jones s
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
Haven, jr.
Mrs. James Henry Smith will sail from
England for New York on November 10,
10 spend the greater part OF the winter
here
Mr.. and Mrs. George F Baker jr. who
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs George
F. Baker at Tuxedo, have taken the house
NJ Mr.. and Mrs W. Goadby Loew, NO.
90 Madison avenue, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Greenoush
have sailed from England for New York
on board the Carona, and are due here
al the end OF the week
Mrs. Edward La Montague ana her
daughter, Miss Dolly La Montague, have
returned 20 the city and are at NO. 10y
East 10Th street for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Allen Townsend and the
Misses Townsend VIII return 20 the city
from Ardsley on November Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sanford will spend
the winter at Ridgefeld, Conn., where
they have taken house.
Mrs. James de Lava Flower and her
daughter Miss Estelle Flower, who re-
Gently returned from two years trip
abroad are at the Leonort, Madison ave-
nue. and sd street. for the winter
Miss Rosalind Romeyn, daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Charles w. Romeyn, will be