New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

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York people who have country seats IN
enc yaIleys of the Pocantico and the
| NannArhan. the Mineola Horse Show this
week ia TO the New York colony on Long
I Island. and the Morristown Horse snow
which takes place on the same dates -
10 those in Norris, Essex and somerset
counties of New Jersey-that il to say IL
co,s,it,tes the fret general rendezvous
of society in these regions after the OPEN
! ing OF the fall suburban season. Inc eh-
bib,tions begin on Thursday, last until
Saturday night, and will be made the oc-
| caslon Of many house parties. which VIII
be prolonged over the week end.
The Mlneola show will be held in con-
junction with the annual fair Of the agrl-
cultural societies of Queens and Nassau
counties. on the Mineola fair grounos'
and nearly every stable OF Hempsteau'
| Westbury, Roslyn, Cedarhurst ana hore
remote districts OF Long Island VIII hgure
among the entries. The principal features
will be the display Of polo ponies ana
hunters. for which latter $50 chailense
cup is offered. AS usual, the Neado"
| Brook Club will be en- fete during the
exhibition, which. provided the weather
| Is halfway decent, will doubtless prove
as much OF social and equine success
as the others Of the series.
September is the favorite month OF the
year for country weddings, and among
those scheduled for this week is that OK
| Miss Natalie Duncan, daughter OF Mr..
lnt Duncan.
Louis w. Noel. at Port Washington. Long
Island. II will be relatively quiet al
Pair owing 10 the recent death OF the
| BRIDES grand-uncle. William Butler Dun
can. sr. Miss Duncan, who made ner
debut last winter and who Is q niece OF
Alexander Butler Duncan and OF Mrs'
Paul Dana, will be attended by Miss betA
Pel Wright. Miss Edith Mortimer MISS
! Elizabeth and Miss Frances Goodwin MISS
Celestine Hitchcock, Miss Noel Johnston,
, Miss Louise Robinson, OF Providence. ana
Miss Ellen Anger Of Chicago. The BRIDE
groom. a son OF Auguste Noel by his hrst
wife, will have mis- brother Auguste as
his best man, and az ushers Reginald Is.
Rlyes, w. Fellowes Morgan, jr., Da'!o
Duncan. Frederick NJ. Goodwin, Joseph
Grinnen willis. Thomas Emmett Hsrris'
Marshall Russell and Gardner Cassatt
The ceremony In St. Peters Church VIII
be followed by wedding breakfast al
Park Hill, the country place OF the brides
parents
Another wedding OF interest is that OF
Miss Abbie ingalls, Barnard. granddaush-
+ ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Melville r. ingalls,
TO Russell E. Sard. OF Albany, to-mor-
row in ST. Luke's Church, Virginia hot
SPRING. Miss Gladys ingalls, VIII De
maid OF honor. and Miss Mildred Eddy
| Mlss Louise Wetherbee and Miss Mary
and Miss Olga Wiborg the bridesmaids.
Rernon S. Prentice. Roger n. Poor, joan
A. Tuckerman, Rudolph Weld, AymaT
Johnson, Eliot Cross and William L.
| EIkins will be the ushers. Frederick r.
De Rham will be tho best man.
Lord Greyille, the widowed Maichloness
OF Waterford, Mrs. Anthony DreKel, u"
and Howard Gould will offcihte as spon-
sors at the baptism tomorrow or the IN
] FAINT daughter OF Lord and Lazy Decies
AT Seton Park, near Slough, Berhs. The
child will receive the name OF NiVleh
on "Wednesday next the grandparents OF
the little girl. Mr.. and Mrs Geor6e D.
Gould will sall for New York, bringing
with them Lord and Lady Maidstone
who will DC their guests while IN THIS
country. Lady Maidstone is the daughter
! II Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Drexel. sr., and
her husband II eldest son ana heir Oh the
Larl OF Winchilsea and Nottingham
Sailing this week Tor Europe are Mrs.
| ". IL Vanderbilt, jr.. who has been Tor
| fortnight AT Virginia Hot Springs and
Mrs. Clarence IL Mackay, who has passed
the summer at LenoX, and goes abroad
with her eldest daughter 10 join her hus-
band who has been shooting in Scotland.
Due this week from Europe are Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harsen Rhoadcs. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Payne whitney. Mr.. and Mrs
ogden Mills, Mr.. and Mrs Charles scrib-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele ana
their daughters. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Phlpps, Mr. and Mrs John II. Archbold
ana Dr. and Mrs ". Gil Wylie on the
Olympic: Vincent Aston. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. u. Jullllard and the American Minister
TO the NttleFldnnS anu MIS- lSoyu blgAS
on the Mauretania and Sidney Harris on
the Cedric.
General Horace Porter returns TO town
from Bar Hdrbor day after tomorrow for
the season.
Mrs Thomas Il. Barber, Of No. IS East
10th street. has announced the engage
ment OF her niece, Miss Margaret Schuyler
Townsend, daughter Of the late Stephen
Van Rensselaer, Townsend, to Arthur
b ynton Glidden, OF Boston. Miss Town
send is now staying with her aunt at
southampton, Long Island.
Irwin p. Laughlin, who married Miss
Therese Iselin on Wednesday last at the
Davcnports Neck country place OF her
father, Adrian Iselin near New Rochelle.
y. Y. will make his home heuceforth
not In Berlin, as hitherto announced,
but In London, as he has been promoted
from the secrctaryship of the American
Embassy IN the Halser's capital to that
on the banks Of the Thames
Debutantcs OF the coming season Will In
cude Miss Mary Croker Alexander
youngest daughter OF Mrs. Charles u.
Alexander Miss Margaret SchieifelIn,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William j.