New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

All the country places on Long Island
are filled with guests over the week end
because Of the Piping Rock Horse Show
at Locust Valley, which opened yester-
day and will be continued to-day, and
the first annual dog show Of the Islip
Kennel Club, which will be held to-day on
the grounds Of the Islip Polo Club, where
the Bay Shore Horse Show formerly had
its yearly fixture. There was large at
tendance at the horse show yesterday
and society will be still more extensively
represented at to-day's exhibition.
The dog show at Islip promises to bera
most successful affair, and the list of
entries In the various classes is large.
The officers Of the club are George A.
Ellis. IT., president; Harry 7. Peters and
RAYMOND Belmont, vice-presidents. and
DR.. T.. II. Berendsohn, secretary and
treasurer The governors include Samuel
j. Wagstaff, II. K. Knapp, Harvey D
Ladew, f. NJ. Lockwood, Alfred b.
Maclay and F. L. Hutton.
Edward Nicol, Townsend, Jr, VINO is 10
marry Miss Beatrice Nicholas, daughter
OF the late Harry l. Nicholas, at Babylon,
Long Island, on Tuesday, gave his rare-
well bachelor dinner last night at the
Calumet Club. His guests included L. w.
Hoxie, who is to be his best man; Donald
McKellar, Walter X. Butler, Van WICK
Ferris, John Van s. Bloodgood, Clifton
Turner and Augustus w. Kelley, jr., who
are to be his ushers Guy e. Carlton,
Warren w. Ayres, Charles s. Dean, Lloyd
s. Emory, ]. Harper Bonnell, jeffrey
Bonnell, NJ. Henry Townsend, NJ. Jerome
Pendergast and Carroll II. Dawson were
also present.
Miss Audrey Fairlie Townsend will be
Miss Nichoas's maid Of honor, and her
bridesmaids will be Miss Marion Hollins,
Miss Adelaide Travis, Miss Mildred Page
Johnson, Miss Mabel Hinton, Miss Rosalie
Coe and Miss Hilah c. French.
Gilbert Elliott, whose marriage to Miss
Flournoy Adams Hopkins takes place on
Thursday at Southampton, Long Island.
will give his farewell bachelor dinner this
evening at Delmonico's.
Miss Laura Fonrose Wainwright,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ]. Mayhem
Wainwright, will be introduced to society
this season. Miss Wainwright will divide
her time this winter between New York
and Baltimore. Her mother was Miss
Laura w. Buchanan, OF Baltimore. Her
father is a member of the Union, Uni
versty and other New York clubs.
NJ ona .Trs uanry Purdan have ar
rived in the city from their country place
at Cazenovia, n Y, where they spent the
summer, and are at the Hotel Gotham.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Coe arrived In
New York from Europe yesterday on
board the LusitanIa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Turner, who were
married at Pittsfield. Mass, last month,
and are spending their honeymoon at Hot
Springs, Va, will be at No. $50 Park ave-
nue. for the winter. Mrs. Turner is
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker
Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Gallatin have re-
turned to town from East Hampton, Long
Island, where they spent the summer, and
are at the Hotel St. Regis for the winter.
Mrs Cadwalader Jones and Miss Bea-
trix Jones arrived In New York yesterday
from Europe on the Lusitania.
Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler has returned
TO her country place at St James, Long
Island, from Stockbridge, Mass. where
she was the guest OF Miss Virginia Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark have
gone to their country place at Hemp
stead. Long Island, to spend the re-
mainder OF the fall. They were at their
estate at Cooperstown, n. Y, throughout
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Russell Auchincloss
will be at No. sol Lexington avenue for
the winter.