New-York tribune., 1920-09-07
Many Dinner
Dances Close
Shore Season
Society Returning to Town
for a Short Stay Before
Opening Country Places
and Visiting Fall Resorts
Ruth Adams Betrothed
Miss Kathryn Jackson to
Become Bride of Captain
Geo. Fahys Jr., Sept. Is

Labor Day marks the close Of the
social season at most of the summer
resorts. and to-day will see the
usual rush back 70 town from seashore
and mountains. Most of the members
of society. however. who arrive in the
city within the next few days will
remain but short time before going
On to the fall resorts and to country
places on Long Island. in Wcstches-
ter County. along the Hudson and in
the Morristown section Of New Jersey,
where they will remain until the New
York season opens in November.
The week end and the holiday were
made very gay by the summer colo
nists and most Of the owners of large
villas entertained guests for three
days and many dinners and dances
were given Saturday and last evening.
One of the largest dances was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt at
their villa in Southampton for their
daughter, Miss Harriet Pratt. 1t was
attended by most of the younger set
Of the villa colony.
Mrs. Ryle Strange had house party
st. her camp at TupPfr Lake for her
Strange; Mrs. Alfred y. Beadleston
had guests at her summer home at
Seabright, n. j.. Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert ]. Adams had house party at
Ingleside, their summer home at
Greenwich, Conn.
Mr.and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Bar
bey had guests at Tuxedo, among
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Macy Chauncey; Mr.. and Mrs
Winthrop W. Aldrich had Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Alexander with them at
Southampton, and Mrs. William Doug
las Sloane had a family party Of
Elm Court, her place in Lenox, her
guests including Mr. and Mrs. F. Eyer
ton Webb
Miss Kathryn Louise Jackson, daugh-
to Captain George Ernest Fahys jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs George f. Fahys,
Of New York and Locust Valley, Sep
tember Is, in the Oyster Bay Re
formed Church ct Brookville. of which
the brides father is pastor. Miss
Beatrice Jackson will be her sisters
maid Of honor and. Miss Constance
Luyster and Miss Mary Donovan the
bridesmaids. Joseph Fahys will be
best man. After the ceremony there
will be reception at the parsonage.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Ruth Adams daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Dean Adams of ass
Madison Avenue, to Leighton Lobdell,
Of New York, son of the late Rev. Dr.
Francis Lobdell, Of Buffalo. Mr.. Lob
dell is a graduate Of Yale. class '07.
and of the New York Law School, '09
!
He served on the Mexican border in
1916 ara was overseas for fifteen
mor.hi IS q lieutenant il The 10Gtn
and lgtA r." merits cf Ec'd artillery
He lives with his brother -in-law, Jus
t;ce Vernon N. Davis. &. East Ninety
fourth S-raet.
Miss Dorothy Tracy. daughter of
Mrs. John c. Tracy. Of 260 Wi'!ouchby
Avenue. Brooklyn, was married to John
j. Nolan jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johr J. Nolan, of Quincy, Mass, on
Saturday, in 81. Patrck's Church,
sIons9 sd BY The he Rs1 oRg F. vac cbe2sy
The bride vas graduated from St.
Angela's Hall end Adelphi College. Mr..
Nolan is a graduate Of Colgate, class
1915, and is member Of the Phi
Gamma Della fraternity. During the
Wal he was & lieutenant with the Sec
end Trenca Mortar Battery, Second
Division.
The marriage of Mss Lydia 2. Rab-
bott, daughter Of Frank l.. Nahbott, of
Brooklyn, 70 Dr. S. Emlen Stokes, son
Q! Dr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stokes, OF Nor
nstown, y. j., will take place October
:, at the country homc Of the brides
aather, in Glen Cove, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller
lr. and their daughter, Miss Abby
rockefeller, and their sons, Nelson,
lawrence, Winthrop, David and John
D. Rockefeller ID, will return to the
eity from Seal Harbor, Me, at the
end OF the month.
Hr. and Mrs. George T. Baker jr.
nave retu-rt1 from the White Noun
Gins % taalr country place at Glen
Cove, Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick Tower, who
nave been guest of Mrs. Towers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Hhitney, since their return from their
wedding TRIP, have gone to the Whit