Evening star., 1926-09-26
New York Social Set Plans
Elaborate Autumn Program
EverybodyIs Thrift Shop Phlanthropie Mart
That Engages Patronage-Lonsest
Winter Season Expected.

NEW YORK. September 25.-With
the good cause of charity as an in
centive. society women who have re-
turned to town from the various re-
sorts are. acting as sales folk TO IN
Everybodys Thrift Shop, ia East
F'ifty.ninth street. which opened
Thursday. Hats of all kinds were on
sale and the customers had the ad.
vantage of the latest advice on head
gear from Paris. as several OF those
who fitted on the purchases were just
hack from vacation trips abroad.
Everybodys Thrift Shop is per-
manent salesroom for the distribution
of articles which are donated. All OF
the proceeds are given to nurseries, a
maternity center and several other
Institutions Many Of the hats on
sale were brought in last Spring dur
ing the drive carried on by the deb
utante members of the Motor Corps.
Miss Mary X Choate is chairman OF
the shop; Mrs. Robert Bacon and
Miss F,llin Marvin. vice chairmen;
Mrs William Rand, jr.. treasurer,
and Mrs David Dows. secretary.
Donations have been received from
Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs. Hugh d.
Auchincloss. Mrs. Harry Fahnestock.
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox. Mrs. Morgan
Hamilton, Mrs. Charles B. ~'AleXan-
der. Mrs. Rufus l.. Patterson, Mrs.
William Warner Hoppin, Mrs Win
throp w Aldrich. Mrs. Seth Low,
Mrs Charles B. Harding and Mrs.
Edward a. Leroy.
Important Events Listed.
Although the socially apathetic Pc
riod of early Fall has the city under
its spell there Is every indication
that the coming season will he BIN
ming with important events. Already
engagement hooks are filled TO the
last pages and the lists OF lurcheons:
dinners and formal balls have reached
formidable lengths Their there are
the numerous charity affairs and
week end entertaining which viii in
cl,,de iaun:s to WestcheSter and
Long Island country bones.
There is no doubt that the Winter
season will he longest In the memory
of New York society. The premiere
at the Metropolitan will take place
with the entrance of November and
after that comes the deluge OF affairs
IN continue unabated until the gray
days of Lent close In.
events will have it's presentation un.
der the auspices of the Junior League
of the Oranges. II will be a. musical
affair of the revue type. and takes
nlaCe on November ,. 3 and 4. A par
ticularly interesting program mas
been prepared
Dog Show Heading Feature.
With more than $50 classes In
competition. the annual doe snow
held today at Tuxedo Park was the
biggest exhibition of it's kind ever Of
fered by this exclusive colony. So
ciallv prominent devotees OF dogs
from all over the country were pres
ent and luncheon was served Tor the
visitors at the Winter Club.
The show was conducted under the
auspices of the Tuxedo Kennel Club.
of which Mrs. David Wagstaff Is
president: Mrs. Theodore F'rellng-
huysen. vice president: Frederic Eos
ter Carey, treasurer. and MRS. fh'
ward Weld. secretary.
The officers of the bench show
committee included: Pierre Lorillard,
Col. Pierre LorillaFd. jr.: Col. Frank
r. keech. George B. st. George
David Wagstaff. Wyllys Rosseter
Belts. Amory s. Carhart. A, Brad
hurst Field. jr. Theodore Frelinghuy-
sen. Ehen Richa rds. jr.; John Win.
ters, II. w. Leigh. Charles s. Patter'
son. Capt G. o. Bush and Mrs. Frank
p. keech.
A smart affair for the youngsters
Of society folks took place today
when the Children's Horse Show was
held AT the Sleepy Hollow Country
Club. Awards were made in each of
the six events by jury which IN
cluded Mrs James Donnett, DIR. How
ard y. Collins and Robert A. Gran
Miss. the prizes having been contrib
,,ted hv members OF the committee,
Mrs. James Donnet. Mrs. c. E. Dan
forth. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Logan, Mrs
Franklin NJ. Haines, Mrs NJ. B. star
rinc. Oliver Hartman and r. r.
Currier.
Children Who Took Part.
Among the 25 children who entered
one or more events were: Misses
Nanette STREET.. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel r. STREET.: Phoebe Lewis.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Pierpont
Van n Davis: Jane Dunn. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Clevela and a. Dunn:
Ieta and Retty Morris. daughters OF
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Gouvernor Nor
ris; Louise Whitehouse, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry j. Whitehouse:
June Hanes. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w 1Ianes; Edward F. Cur.
,ier, ir.. and David Currier, sons OF
Mr. andn Mrs. Edward r. Currier.
and Margaret Flock. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Flock.
Treasure hunts have furnished
many thrills for society in the last
few wears. hut when the daughter OF
an earl arrives i'm search OF fortune
il lends additional interest to social
circles. A hearty welcome has neeh
extended 10 Lady Rridig Tension
~ AANiAAd remain IN
this country indefinitely in hopes OF
obtaining some of the wealth for
which america has become famous
LADY Bridis. the daughter OF the
Earl and Countess Of Kingston, OF
Kilronan Castle. keadne. Carrick'on-
shannon. ireland. may choose art. in-
dustry or commerce as the venice TO
attain her ambition. Anyhow. she
expects to greet host or friends
durinc her spare time this season.
Lady Rridig has been the guest OF
Miss DOrothea Darlington e' 1Ausn.rr
of Dr. Thomas Darlington. formerly
health commissioner. AZ the family
home. ~ Washington square. North.
Long Time Friendship.
The friendship between the Oar
,lpctous and the Tension Kings heRan
some wears ago when the countess
was in New York and was enter
tsined hy many prominent demo
cratic and Irish families Df. OAR
ljrcton and his daughter renewed
this acquaintance during visit to
1rela nd. When Lady Sheelah, elder
sister If Lady Brigid was married
in la12 ~ Lieut.. Thomas Cleveland
Greenway. Miss. Dorothea Darlington
was bridesmaid.
LADY Erigid's father is the elGhtn
carl The title having been conferred
nv Queen Elizabeth The family es
tate. kilrenan Castle. and other large