New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-11
Constant Round Of Cayety,
Marks Week I'm Society
First of the Annual Horse Shows at Summer Resorts
Will Take Place Saturday at lakewood Park, L. l.,
When the 1slip Polo Club Will Stage Exhibition

Not since the World War have the
summer resorts had such a lively week
as the one which started off last Mon
day with the independence Day cele-
brations, and which was brought to a
close last night with many brilliant
dinners and dances. The entertaining
was we'll sustained throughout the
week and no end of private affairs and
numerous entertainments for charity
were given. AS the season goes on the
festivities will increase, and life at
the fashionable resorts will be just
one constant round of gayety. New
gansett Pier, the Thousand Islands, the
Adirondacks, Berkshires, Catskills and
the New Jersey and Massachusetts
coast resorts are filled with persons of
prominence.
A feature Of the summer season at
the resorts is the horse show, che first
of which was held last week at Hot
Springs, and another one will take
place this week. 1t is the eighth an
nual exhibition of the Islip Polo Club
on Saturday in the club grounds, Oak
wood Park, between Bay Shore and
lslip, Long Island. The show always
provides enjoyable entertainment for
the many summer residents on the
and many house parties will be given
over the week end in connection with
the affair.
Twenty classes have been arranged
for saddle horses, children's harness
and polo ponies, polo mounts and
hunters. The committee in charge in
cludes Edward C. Blum, chairman; Jay
+. Carlisle. Juan M. Ceballos, William
<. Dick, George A. Ellis jr., Horace
Havemeyer, Charles F. Hubs, Bradish
=: Johnson, Harry T. Peters and Allan
Pinkerton.
On the general committee are Mrs.
mont jr., Mrs. Lewis M. Glib, Miss
Marion Hollins, Julian ID. Fairchild,
John b. Stanchfeld, Bernard M. Baruch,
Lawrence S. Butler, Jay F. Carlisle,
William X. Dick, ]. Henry Dick, Hor-
ace Havemeyer, w. Russell Grace, An
SON W. Hard jr., Harry B. Hollins jr.,
bayard c. Hoppin, Edward F. Hutton,
franklin L. Hutton, Herbert l.. Pratt,
Dr. Malcolm McBurney, Richard Whar-
ton, Bradish G. Johnson, Harry T.
reters and Samuel T. Peters.
The Long Branch Horse Show will
De held July 20, 80 and 81, and the
Newport one early in September.
.AeHy interesting cuSdSGiACHIo dA z
being announced almost daily, and
weddings, while not so numerous as
last month, take place frequently. The
marriage of Miss Hilda Rogers Hiss,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hiss,
70 Gardner Laid Gilsey took place
yesterday afternoon in Grace Church.
The ceremony was performed by the
rector, the Rev. DR.. Charles Lewis
Ssattery. and reception followed at
y West Eleventh Street. The bride,
VINO was given away by her<father, was
y, 70 gown of white satin and lace.
ner only attendant was her sister,
Miss Hel.n Kierstede Hiss. Walden
reii served as best man. There were
no ushers.
Miss Consuelo Morgan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Morgan. United
ssates High Commissioner to Belgium,
vas married in Paris July 8, to Comte
r ssan de Maupas du Juglart, of Paris,
me bride. who is seventeen years old,
vent to the French capital last March
- continue her studies, and was to be
presented to society next winter. She
- granddaughter on her mothers side
General Fitzpatrick, one-time am
sSsassado. to Chile, and of Philip Hicky
Mcrgan, late judge of the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana, judge of the Inter
aational Court in Egypt and formerly
emDassador to Mexico.
Comte de Maupas du JwsIart, son