The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10

Hitchcock. riding and jumping the
hurdles together. a rather unusual
occurrence for as many members ~
one family to appear at the same time
in the ring. The race meet at Piping
Rock Of Tuesday will bring to Il
finish In this locality the country
meets of this autumn, but There will
he one on saturday at Lvnnewood
Hall. the fine country estate of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph T.. Widener near
Ogontz, Pa. Numerous riends of Mr..
and Mrs. Widener from Newport and
New York will go on for the race
meet and for the dinner and dance to
follow. Mr.. and Mrs. Widener have
again leased Stoneacre, in Newport.
for next summer. BY nc means will
country houses be closed. ven II such
events as race meets and horse shows
are at an end. So attractive is the life
In the open that many houses will not
be closed until after Thanksgiving.
Meanwhile preparations are under
way for the November weddings. most
of which will be celebrated in New
York. A few are left for this month.
AhSiVh hhot tICy OSINlIb dIlu
Hunt Geer are to be married in old
st. Paurs Chapel in lower Broadway
on Tuesday and an out Of town we'd
ding of that day will be celebrated at
he beautiful country place Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Horace Harding in Rumson,
n. j.. when Miss Pauline Hart will be
married to Edward c. Dale OF Phila-
delphia. The marriage ceremony will
take place in st. George's-by-the-
River. Miss Rhoda Van Bibber Tan
ner and Felix Doubleday are to be
married in the Church OF the Ascen-
! sion on October 10, and in Coopers-
town, n. Y, on October 20 Miss Emily
| Borie Ryerson, daughter Of the late
| Arthur Ryerson. who was lost Of the
| Titanic. will be married to George
| Hyde Clarke. a brother of Mrs.
Arthur Osgood Choate Of this city.
The Hyde Clarkes and R%yersons have
been long identified with Cooperstown.
The young people after their marriage
expect to live at Hyde Hall. the
family homestead. Miss Cecile Tes-
son Thayer and Douglas Gibbons are
to be married ON October 20 at the
brides home in this city.
November 8 has been selected for
several weddings OF interest here and
afar. Miss Marie Taller and s. Bryce
Wing will wed in St. James's Prot
estant Episcopal Church and Miss
Matilde Bigelow and Herbert c. Pell.
Jr., on the same day in the Church
Of the Heavenly Rest. On that day
Miss Charlotte Sanford Baker and Carl
A. Miller will he married at her home.
and In Philadelphia, also on Novem-
Der 8, Miss Hope Truxtun Beale will
be married to Oliver Eaton Cromwell,
son by her former marriage Of Mrs.
Edward T. ~Stotesbury. Miss kath-
arine Hutton and Thomas +. Plunkett
Of Pittsfield. Mass. are to be married
in st. James's Protestant Episcopal
Church on November I. but no an
other November weddings.
Some OF the debutante receptions
will he held early this season. for al
though the season will be long there
are many debutantes to be introduced.
Mrs. T. DE Witt Cuyler will give on
the afternoon Of November l5 a large
reception at Edgewood Hall, her coun-
try place in Haverford, Pa. when her
daughter, Miss Eleanor De Graf Guy
Ter, will be introduced to society. Later
on in the winter a dance will be given
at Sherry's for Miss Cuyler. who will
pass IA portion of the winter here with
her aunt, Miss Eleanor Cuyler. whose
namesake she IL. Mrs. Alphonse Alker
will give a reception at her home, 81
East Sixty-siXth street, on November
IS. to introduce her daughter, Miss
Mabel Alker. for whom she will give
a dance at Sherry's during Christmas
week. November "a has been selected
by Mrs. George Dallas Yeomans OF
Washington Square North for a recep.
ton dinner and small dance for hel
daughter. Miss Isabe Yeomans, ant
on tine same date Mrs. Israel q. Blake
will give a large dance al Sherry.
for her daughter, Miss Jeanette
Blake. Mrs. Andrew l.. Riker, who
has been passing the summer in Fair,
field, Conn. will give a the dansan,
on December 4 for her daughter, Miss
Charlotte Riker, and on the same date
Mrs. Edward II. Stettinius will give
an afternoon reception to introduce
her daughter. Miss Isabel Stettinius
for whom she will give a ball a
She rry's on New Years eve. Mrs
DreNel Dahlgren will give a dance here
on December 80 for her niece, Miss
Sarah Penrose of Philadelphia. anC
on the same night there will be the
second of the Three Sherry Dances
Of particular interest to the debu.
tantes. Dates for the large theatre
parties will be announced later.
The most notable engagement made
known this autumn and one of greaI
general interest was that Of President
Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Edith Boil,
ing Gait of Washington, d. c. 1t wa.
formally at the White
House last week and was somewhat
of a surprise to even the most in,
Innate friends of the President ant
his tiancee. While no date has beef