The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11
Society's Winter Round Of
Cayety About to Begin
Already Arrangedo the
OF Subscription Dances Settled Engagements and
Weddings General Notes of Social Events

~TEl EBAN Ufc continues to hold
great attractions. what with we'd
~ dings and race meets. \ week
ago yesterday society was some
VIA. divided between Islip, where Miss
Mai Duncan Watson. only daughter of
Nj and Mrs. Walter Watson. was mar
rd 80 Frederick T. Frcllnghuysen, and
fHe horse show at Piping Rock. The
wedding was the early choice of the day.
y not the first. and after the breakfast
many Of the guests motored over to
locust Valley for the show.
The Wedding was one long to be re-
mcmbcrcd There were two special
rsins from town. one for the small num-
bcr Of friends and relatives who had
noon asked to witness the ceremony in
$. Marks Church. structure with linz
fod seating capacity. The bride. hcr-
-"f handsome. had picked out for her
.''oudauts remarkably good looking
sat ~ girls. including the Misses Carol
,>obpe Elizabeth Adelaide Cannon,
Marie Taller, Mimi Scott. Maui Ken
"a dv and Lulu Ccballos. whose gowns in
10 varied shades Of peach gave a tone
- tho green and white decorations OF
10 church and helped TO form an cf-
tcctivc setting for tho brides gown,
which was marvel OF its sort.
Tho skirt. rather scant. was entirely
covered with point lace that had been
Worn 'ov hcr maternal great-grand-
mother her grandmother and her mother
md '0cro was also much lace al the cor
.1r" The court train falling from the
1oudCrs was deliberately cmbr lidcrcd
a raised design Of white floss and gold
'"rcad, and almost to the end of this
,"ain fol- tho wonderful veil OF lace.
By tho time the guests who witnessed
- ceremony had arrived at Niesdow
Farm for the reception and breakfast
hey found there others who had como
w tho second special train and also by
motor from uoighhoring country places.
The day WIS superb. and under big
I'd and white marquee. just back of the
House. many tables had been placed for
re breakfast. which sherry served for
July 600. Tables were placed AT tho
edges Of tho floor. leaving good space
Tor dancing TO the inspriting music Of
Europc's Band. and there were many
other tables placed on the lawn which
overlooked an arm Of the Great Sou n
Hay as well as the bay itself For Tho
nridal party there was n table N tho
dining room. and after their Breakfast
mad been served the bride and bride
groom went to the marquee for a turn
- tie dance with tho other members Of
tIc bridal party. Mir ard Mrs FrclinG-
nGN>cn left by automobile for New Yor',
fully an hour before the wedding guests
departed, and they will Ice for some
weeks Al the Grceuhrlcr. White Sulphur
springs. W. Va. The colony from Tux
edo was well represented Mt the we'd
ding. the bridcsroom's family having for
Years been identified with that com
mnujty
TIL" races at Piping Rock brought
ont fashionable gathering. and al
nouSh the weather was rather brisk
'hc dsplay Of costumes was Interesting.
he brightest coiors being worn. Rae
ng VIII again interest society this week
with Tho meet of the United Hunts As
ISOLATION at Belmont Park Terminal.
Va tomorrow will be holiday, there
is sur" to ho almost a duplicate of the
'roNt ~ Piping Rock.