New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-24
NEW YORK SOCIETY
MineoIa Fair and Horse Shcw
Interests Fashionable Folk.
MANY TO HAVE ENTRIES
Long Island Country Places Will
Be Filled for Week-Huntin:
To Be Extra Attraction.

Society on Long Island is much inter-
ested in the annual county fair and horse
show. which opens to-day on the fair
grounds at Mineola and continues until
Saturday night. Many OF the owners Of
big estates on the island have entries in
the different classes. among them being
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. IT,. Henry c.
Phipps. Harry Payne Whitney. Payne
Whitney, Clarence Mackay. John s.
Phipps. Paul D. Cravsth and S. A. W.
Baltazzl. Most OF tho country places will
be filled with guests for the remainder
Of the week, for in addition TO the ex-
hib.tion there is hunting almost every
day in the Meadow Brook district as a
further attraction for the Long Island
set
The Colony Dances with q subscrip-
ton list limited 10 less than one hun
dred. Will be continued this winter at the
Colony Club. These dances are for girls
who will be introduced to society next
year and the season following. The first
one Will be held on December g The
1atronesses are Mrs. William Church Os-
horn, Mrs Charles Y. Alexander. Mrs. II.
Casmir de Rham, Mrs. Winthrop Burr,
Mrs. Russell II. Hoadley. jr.. and Mrs.
Robert p. Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Saltonstall are
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of daughter. few days ago. at their
home, in Beverly. Mass Mrs Saltonstall
is q daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Clarence
c. Rice. Of this city.
city to-day from Southampton, Long
Island. where she spent the summer.
Mrs James Henry Smith will sail from
England for New York early in Deem
Der. She will make her headquarters at
the Ritz-Carlton while in the city.
Miss Marie de Barril has gone to Que
bee 10 remain until the end Of next
week when she will return TO her apart
ment. No 9 East Ssth street.
Mrs Hugh j. Chisholm has arrived n
the city, and Is at the Plaza for few
DAYS
Miss Dorothy Trowbr!dge Hol!stsr,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Troweridge
HOLSTER, Of No. so Park avenue. Will
be introduced 10 society at reception 10
he given for her the first week in Deoern-
Der.
Mrs. Joseph Hamblen Sears will give
tbs dansant at the Colony Club on De
eember % for her daughter. Miss Penelope
Sears.
Miss Gwendolyn Mitchell. daughter OF
John Mitchell, will be married to-day IN
chicago 10 Robert Hunter. Miss Mildred
@ Rice daughter of Mrs. William Lowe
RIee. az this city, will be one or the
brides attendants.
Miss Frances Dixon. daughter OF MIN
Isaac Dixon, will be married in Baluinoie
on October Ii 10 Childs Frick. son OF MI
and Mrs. Henry Clay Frick. OF TINS city
Miss Helen Fr!ck. sister OF me o1ioe-
groom. will serve as maid OF hohor' Gnu
the bridesmaids will be Miss Margare''a
Peasants Bonsal. Miss Eliza Laurence
Herman. Miss Isabel R!eman Thom. Mihs
Elizabeth Dixon. Miss Mary Allen DIXON
and Miss Catherine Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Won Goh'ala,
Of No 13e East 34th street who sahed
for Europe a few days ago. VIII retnai"
abroad until the end of next month
Mrs. Drelincourt NJ. Martin VINO
Gently has been the guest OF the non
Oliver Brett and Mrs. Brett IN Gng'ahN'
has sailed for New York on the Aau1.-
tsnia and IS due 10 arrive here on II
dsv Mrs. Brett was Miss Anto'net'e
Heokscher. OF this city.
Mrs IJndley Hoffman Chapin, MISS
Katherine G.. and Miss Cornelia van A
Chaplin are at the Hotel Gotham 'or d
few days.
Mrs Donald Sage Mackay is IN the Guy
,or a few days from her country place IN
Maine.