Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22

NEW YORK, September 2l.-While
the late September frost tints the leaves
Of the Long Island woodlands with gor-
geous colorings the horn Of the hunter
is heard in glades and meadows of the
country estates of this territory. With
the passing of the Summer season at
Southampton and its neighbor, East
Hampton, the colonists who linger in
these resorts are turning their atten-
ton to runs with the hounds.
The Suffolk Uong Island) Hounds
will continue to hunt through october
anSVpossibly into November. Recently
avKrge group met with Richard New
eh, NJ. F. H., to ride through the beau
tiful Amagansett country. After the
meet there were several dinners held
at colonists' villas. The members Of
the hunt group assembled at the Sum-
mer estate Of DR.. and Mrs. Dudley
Roberts.
On tuesday the Suffolk Hounds met
at Hardscrabble Farm and rode TO
81, there was meet at the John Henry
Milford homestead near the village
green.
Promise of many interesting evenings
of entertainment is contained in the
announcement that the Club ST. Regis
will inaugurate it's second season Tues
day, November 5, with an election night
dance in the roof garden Of the st:
Regis. The Club st. Regis is one OF
sored by New York society. and Is gov
erned by committee that has A. j.
DreXel Biddle, jr., as chairman.
The committee members are Charles
M. Armory. George Temple Bowdoin,
Caleb s. Bragg, Howard c. BrokaT.
William Burden, Walter P. Chrysler,
James H. r. Cromwell, Henry c. Cush-
ing, Sd; James p. Donahue, M. Dor
land Doyle. r. Bruce Estelle, Douglas
Gibbons. Raymond Guest. Harris Ham
mond, FRANKLIN L. Hutton, Julius w.
Moves. Esmond P. O'Brien, Earl E. T.
Smith, Bertrand L. Taylor, Charles
Hanson Towne, Kilien Van Rensselaer,,
william John Warbuton, W. White
wright Watson and j. Lorimer Worden
This season in addition to the executive
committee there will be a junior and
debutante committee.
Weddings in High Society
Listed for Coming Month.
There will be number Of important
weddings next month. as october is be-
coming almost as popular a period Tor
marriages as in June. One OF the nrst
of the interesting events for society
will be the marriage OF Miss Lucle Bed
ford. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick r Bedford of Green Farms, Conn,
and this city. In october she is to be
the bride of S. Briggs Cunningham OF
Cincinnati The ceremony will take
place at Trinity Episcopal Church and
will be followed by reception at the
Bedford Hills, which borders on Long
Island Sound.
Miss Helen Bedford will be her sis.
ters maid of honor. The bridesmaids
represent society from New York
Maryland and Massachusetts,. Mrs
Burton Taylor, the former Miss E
representative. The others will be Miss
Ruth Bedford and Mrs. Ogden McGaga
of New York: Misses Rosalie Ham
mond of Baltimore, Sally Rogers OF
New York. Shirley Eddy Of Boston
Esther Ogden of New York and JAMS
Mahoney Of New York. Miss Betty
Stevenson of Cincinnati, niece OF the
bridegroom, will be flower girl.
Sam Stevenson, brother-m-law o.
the bridegroom, will be best man. Ush'
ers include Bruse Bingham OF New
Haven, classmate of Mr.. Cunningham
at yale: Bayard Kilgore Of Cincinnati
Oliver Nav of New York and Southport
and Herbert Finnegan, William Hutton
George Diggs and Richard Mestres, al
of New York.
The couple will go abroad following
the marriage, and later Will make tnen
home in New York. Miss Bedford IS
niece Of Edward T. Bedford, presiden
of the Corn Products Co.
Miss Constance M. Clemens. daugntel
of Mrs. Chester M. Kerr Of West 1sllp
Long Island, and the late DR.. Carl An
son Clemens, will be married to Oar
ragh Louderback. son Of Mrs. Wllllan
J. Louderback of Highland Park, Ill.
october IL in Christ Church, Yves
Islip, with Rev. E. j. Birmingham ON
ciating. Mr.. Kerr will give his step
daughter in marriage. Mrs. Stuyvesan
Fish Morris, Sd, of Babylon, Loni
Island; John H. Ricketson, Sd. Pitts
Forest Hills, Long Island, will be ma
irons of honor. Attendants will be Mrs
Robert F. Bradford of Baltimore, Mrs
Alicia P. Simpson, Chicago, and New
York, and Miss Sarah A. Louderoacl
and Miss Jane Louderback.
William j. Louderback, IT,, will b
best man for his brother. Ushers are :!
be Reginald P. Rose, Samuel e. M
CROKER, jr., and Albert Franche. jr, o
New York; Charles c. else, Boston
Carter B. Carnegie, Southampton, Lont
Island; John H. Ricetson, Sd. Pitts
burgh; Randolph F. Burke, Washing
ton; A. Ledyard Smith, Milwaukee
Robert D. WEEKS, Forest Hills, Lonl
Island, and Thomas G. Wheelock, Chi