New-York tribune., 1920-10-03

Piping Rocks eighteenth annual
horse show, held yesterday and Friday
on the picturesque grounds at Locust
Valley. L. l., was one of the most large
II attended affairs Of the fall season
and opened q month Of gayeties in the
country in fitting manner. From
now until the social season is inau-
gurated in New York, a little more
than month hence, with the Horse
Snow and premier at the Metropolitan
Opera House. there viii be many events
OF interest on Long Island, at Tuxedo
and other places Country house par
ties are numerous over the week ends
and many informal dinners and dances
are being given throughout the week at
the large estates.
TuXedo's annual autumn ball is the
affair Of the fall season looked forward
to with the greatest interest, especially
by the delutantes. 1t Is to be he Id
October - at the clubhouse and, as in
previous years, special effort viii be
made to gather together the buds" Of
the coming New YORK. season. This
event marks the first appearance of
many Of the girls at the large formal
aFair. and they look forward to it
with keen interest. The clubhouse will
be filed with guests over the week
end in connection with the dance and
tae owners of villas will have large
house parties.
An interesting entertainment was
held yesterday at the country place Of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ringwood Hew
IL, at Wewappo Farm, their place at
CT Nicolai's Merry Wives of Wind
NvaS xy--o aY1fo baV
Ing been made by Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt
and their daughters, Miss Candace and
Miss Lucy Hewitt. Guests were in
vted from Tuxedo. Westchester,
Princeton, Newburgh and New York.
Mistress Ford and Mistress Page were
played and sung respectively by Miss
Mary Burns and Miss Mary Potter.
Miss Esse Ehrstein was Anne Page,
John Boschen Sir John Falstaf Theo-
dore Webb Mr.. Ford and Sidney Peter
son. as waiter. completed the cast.
Dates and details for dinners and
dances for the debutantes, charitable
entertainments, meetings Of dancing
classes and other fixtures of New
fork's social season are being an
nounced daily. Albert Morris Bagby
has just made known the dates for
mis- musical Monday mornings at the
waldorf Astoria. They are December
o. Is, 20 and 80 and January 8, 10, II
ana "a These musicales have been
fixtures of New York's social season
Tor years, and the ballroom is crowded
az each concert with persons promi
nent in the social world In fact, so
popular have they become, that the
doors have to be closed before the pro-
gram starts.
Mrs. ". R. K Taylor, chairman of
Gates for the series as December 90
90 and 50 at the Hotel Plaza. The
p@'ronesses include Mrs Donn Bar
GER Mrs: Henry Beadleston, Mrs. How
ara ara Brokaw, Mrs. B. Ogden Chisolm,
Mrs. Lewis B Gawtry, Mrs. F. Norton
GODDARD. Mrs John H. lselin, Mrs. J.
s,frentlce Kellogg, Mrs. A. Henry Mosle,
n mfs. Edward L. Smith, Mrs Edward c.
ar,sh, Mrs J Rich Steers, Mrs. Linds-
'ss Iappin and Mrs. Taylor.
Miss Adeline King Robinson's Christ
mas Dance Will be held in the rose room
VI TIE Hotel Plaza, December %. The
batronesses include Mrs. Nathaniel c.
nneynal, Mrs. Tracy Dows, Mrs. John +.
pnratt Mrs Robert s. Brewster, Mrs.
Xountze. ' - .
There will be new set of dances
pss psia at the Plaza this year called THE
Maooihson Alumni Dances" organized by
IN. IN. Goodhue Livingston and Mrs.
tssses Ellsworth. The first one will
'ake place December 80.
TIE fashionable hotels and restau-
sants were more crowded last week with
.mlssmners Of society than at any time
sos fan, and at the noon and dinner
nvuis the Rita, Plaza, st. Regis,
Sssnam and other smart places were