New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29
NEW YORK SOCIETY,"

the regular Ne" 'o go nlaying
town the various theatres zh'onah,e
- crouded houses. while the ias.'.
restaurants are thronged al 'he '"''0'
and dinner hours.
There Is plenty OF an.i''a' oo,,di.
av4nue. where, owing to cohses'eU
tons Of traffic, carriages anu .nnond
b,Ios ,rc co,npelled once more 10 pi''0
q, . sraus mace. save on Saturdays am
SUNDAY, u,hen all the worid-tha'
saw. tho smart set--fits out Oh to"n'
specd the yoek end at Tuxedo ana o'no'
suburban resorts of the same Klho' u
at the various country houses III '"e
neighborhood CT New York, Where ne
are always gayety and hospi'ai'''
throughout the fall
Last week the annual horse sno" d.
Morristown and Mineola came IN tor
large share OF attention, while on rH
day and Saturday next another eAhID'''o
OF the same kind takes place III i'p''o
Rock. The Piping Rock Horse Sho" o"'
much OF its popularity and vogue W ''e
fact that It IS purely an amateur aHa"'
no professional drivers or riders Oe'i,3
permitted in the ring. The exhloiuoh %
under the MANAGEMENT OF Harry Payne
Whitney, Edwin ID. Morgan, Paul ~
Cravath, Thomas Hitchcock, Heroert l..
Pratt and Clarence II. Macksy. all OIL
whom are giving prizes. while Mrs Harry
Payne Whitney, Miss Emily Randolph
Miss Eleanor Sears and Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock are among the entries for the
ladies race.
AS usual. the Piping Rock Horse Sho"
will be made the occasion or much enter
tanning on the part OF all those who have
country seats or cottages In that part OF
Long Island, and the same may be saio
Of the first annual dog show of the lsip
Kennel Club. which takes place on the
grounds OF the Islip Polo Club on Satur-
day. This first drag hunt Of the season py
the Meadow Brook Hunt Club took place
yesterday. and from now on there viii
be meets on several days each week.
Among the weddings Of the week IL
that OF Miss Antolnette Heckscher TO the
Hon. Oliver s. Is. Brett, on Tuesday, at
Huntington, Long Island, where the par
ents OF the bride. Mr. and Mrs. August
Heckscher OF New York, have their coun-
try place. Miss Heckscher. who has taken
an active part In the wanan's suffrage
movement, and marched Sst May In the
big suffrage parade. will be attended by
Mrs. Drellncourt Martin. at whose own
wedding In July last Miss Heckscher
figured Az bridesmaid Cyril Stevenson
will act as best man.
The newly married pair are booked 10
sail on Wednesday for Europe. and will
go at once TO Orchard Lea. their place in
Windsor Forest The bridegroom has
strain of American blood in his veins
through his mother, q granddaughter OF
that Joseph Bates. OF Boston, who dur
ing the first two decades Of Queen Vic
toria's reign vas the American partner Of
the gree London banking house OF Bar
ing BrOt.ers. He is the eldest son and
heir Of the second Vlscount Esher. Deputy
Constable OF Windsor Castle has served
as private secretary TO Lord Morley when
the latter was Secretary OF State for
India. and is member of the Marlbor-
ough Club in Pail Mall.
w kingsland Mays marriage TO Miss
Long Island, where Miss Dicks parents
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Henry Dick. have their
country place. William K. Dick VIII be
the best man. and the ushers win include
Horace Havemeyer. Oliver and Ridge
way Macy. Francis o. French and Henry
c. Emmett There will be no bridal at
tendants.
The marriage OF Bertrand l.. Taylor. jr,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand L. Taylor
OF No 1si Fifth avenue. and brother OF
Mrs. Claude Grahame-White TO Miss
Mary Bovee, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Christian ~ Bovee, which was TO take
place on THURSDAY, has been postponed
for three months. owing TO q death IN
the family of the bride.
Other weddings for the month Of oc,o-
Der are those OF Miss Maud Hewitt,
daughter Of Mrs. A. Dudley Hewitt, 10
Arthur Bostwck, on October Q: Miss
Flournoy Hopkins. daughter OF Mrs. w
Willoughby Sharp. 10 Gilbert Elliott. son
Of Sir Arthur Elliott, on October 10. at
Southampton; Miss Harriet Bullock
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Bullock
10 Crawford Burton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert l. Burton on October Is, at Oyster
Bay: Miss Catherine Cameron. daughter
OF the late Sir Rodcrick Cameron, 20
Judah II. Sears. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Zenas Sears. Of Boston, but now In busl-
ness with II. %. Hollins & Co IN New
York, on October II, ct the West 9Th
street house OF her sister Mrs. Belmont
Tiffany; William Felowes Morgan. jr. TO
Miss Mary Rathbone, daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs John II. Rathbone, on
Saturday October -. ct the East 66tn
street house of Miss Rathbone's uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Archibald Muir
ray; Miss Agnes Leroy Edgar. daughter
CT Mrs Newbold Edgar, TO Stewart Ed
mund Davis, on Thursday. October 81, at
her parents home, in East 18th street.
and Miss Sadie Jones to John Russell
Pope at Airle the North Carolina plan
tatlon of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Penn
broke Jones, near Wilmington. on Octo-
Der 81
Arriving this week from Europe are
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Longfellow, James
Gordon Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. George J.
Gould and Mir. and Mrs Anthony J.
Drexel, jr., on board the Kronpr.nzessln
Cecilie; Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Archbo.d.
on the Majestic: Mr.. and Mrs Lucius *.
Wilmerding. James w. Alexander, Mrs.
Henry Alexander and the Rev. and Mrs.
LON IL.