after a short wedding trip he will take his bride South with him. Helen Pratt Two Brides Schauffler is still in Germany with the B. Earle, H. C. M. L. In the of the Month army. Mrs. Schauffler is the B. Graef, Akers, E. Presbyterian Church of Tena- Drawn 9 week-end spending Stanley, Robert Batcheller and fly, N. J., last night, Miss Irma Dem- Society in New York, where her son, Bedell Harned. of Mrs. Captain William was mar¬ Becomes Bride arest, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dalton was Miss Kathleen ried to-day. Schauffler, Among those riding during the week Demarest, became the bride of Warren Picard and her took A were Mrs. Craig Biddle, Countess Otto Henry Swift, son of Mrs. Clara A. MnJU marriage To South large number of season sojourners Salm, Mrs. Kelly Evans, Mrs. Terah Swift, all of The place on October 4. by took up their residence at the Laurel Mrs. Albert Tenafly. ceremony Saturday, House this week. Mr. and Haggin, Jay, Mrs. Emiiy OfR.S.Emmet was performed by the Rey. Fi3her Photo Mrs. John Pearson, Miss Maud Kahn, the Misses Howo Booth, of Englewood, assisted by Barony Ideal Weather F. Shanley, jr., of Newark, N. J., after Van Henkelom, Baisley P. Elebash, the Rev. Dr. J. Calvin Mead. ¡ closing their summer residence at Count Robert de by Miss to Clairmont and the Gertrude Ackerman, of-Paterson, was Mrs. Palmer was Miss Allenhurst, c?me the hotel for tjje Baron and Baroness Rosorrranz. Winthrop winter. With them are Is Solemnized at maid of honor and the flower bearers Bushnell. She was j their sons, Ceremony wflra married on Sheppard and Richard. Mr. Miss Catherine Bogart and Don¬ Jf)alton October 2 Mountain Trails Clifford and Mrs. Island Estate Before ald Bogart. Louis F. Maugham, of in Old Trinity Church, Popular; j Grayson and Miss Grayson, of Long on Philadelphia, are at the Laurel Tenafly, served as best man, and the lower Broadway. Tennis and Golf Tourna¬ for House a Large of ushers were Harold I. Swift, Frederic two weeks. They have leased a 'The Gathering B. Colver, H. LeRoy Demarest and at I winter home here, but will remain at Edwin E. ments Hot Springs; the hotel until their new home is New York Social Leaders Potter. A reception fol¬ for ready Loveliest lowed at the home of tho bride's par¬ occupancy. Mrs. S. M. Minasian, ents. Many Gay Dinner Parties Miss O. S. Minasian and Mr. and Mrs. George A. Minasian, of Brooklyn, have Baby been at the Laurel The marriage of Miss Edna Dilworth House for the week, _ Shop" Miss A. S. de Forest Weds Handy and Lieut. Reginald Harrison They have engaged apartments at th« took at New York Colonies hotel for over the Eagles place Hastings-on-the- Large Mrs. E. Thanksgiving period, §; Hudson, last Monday, in Grace Church. B. Aymar, of New York, whc had a residence at M_m The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Spring Lake this Mrs. summer, arrived this week for sea Loveliest B s b y Nen York Girl Now Is Wife Egbert Gilliss Handy and a niece Island Resorts the .'/ npHR of the late Major Moses P. Handy. Long Are son at the Laurel House, where Mr J[ Bhop has been almost and Mrs. F. C. doubled In si'.e. It t» of Head of Aviation Force The bride wore her mother's wedding Well Patronized Van Name, of Brooklyn the largest »hop In New "ïorW gown of cream brocade, trimmed with by City's are stopping for a fortnight. d exclusively to apparel {or on the pearls. She was attended by Miss At the Florence in the Pines are F born babies and tiny tots. Mexican Border Society, Seeking Rest of Helen McMillan as maid of honor, and Seigleman, Brooklyn; Mrs. K And because of our Intimate re¬ Miss Isabel Walker, Ruth Keys, Isabel j Kirschley, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Klipper lation» with expectant ««-.other» In Dilworth and Eleanor Rudloff as Mr. and Mrs. Z. E. our maternity department we have Hot Hardy, Samue b*en able to luto our One of the largest country bridesmaids. Springs and White Sulphur Cowen and of New Mrs put baby- weddings Springs are the most J. family York, apparel the dainty ui7 distinctive of the fall took place after¬ Alexander Eagles, jr., acted as best popular places Sufel, Mr. and Mrs. A. Luban an touches which every u.cther ap¬ yesterday and John D. Donald with society just-at present, and many Mrs. J. of noon at Poplar Hill, Glen man, Harrison, Solomon, Newark, N. J. preciates. Cove, Long Ferguson, Louis Krauss and John prominent New Yorkers are spending At the Hotel Virginia, Mr. and Mrs Island, where Miss Helen Ladd the month at one or the other of these Prices Tery low brenn»» of our Pratt, Trimble were the ushers. resorts. Thompson Neely, Mr. and Mrs. F. »i of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. will leave for a Life there at this time of the Kelly, Mrs. D. manulrtcturin« fiw-illtle«. daughter Mrs. Frederic Eagles year is most J. Donovon, Mr. an became the bride of sojourn in the'South, after which they enjoyable, and tennis, golf, Mrs. T. C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H. E Bayley Pratt, will reside in this horseback riding, motoring and walking Logue, Mr. and Richard Stockton son of city. find devotees. Mrs. Boris N. Samo Emmet, Mrs. many The trails are ; lenko, of New York, and Miss Emil William Temple Emmet, of this Miss Robinson's which have popular with riders, drivers and pedes- May, of Special This Week city. Classes, trains, and the Brooklyn. Hand-knit All-wool Sweater. The was on been .held for at are to quaint little teahouses -.- ceremony performed the years Sherry's, and clubs in the Slip-on style as pictured ^.«'^ r lawn of the estate and the meet this winter at the Plaza. The mountains are scenes Curd ami ball reception of many gay luncheon and dinner collar. ornaments »Iso was held in the open. The guests Christmas Dance of the Senior parties. In the |Mountain Trails at at neck. Pink, lik'ht blue or tan. included many members of prominent Wednesday Class will be given at the evening there is in¬ each trimmed with white, s New York and Ritz-Carlton formal dancing. 2 to 3 yeara An extra¬ Brooklyn families and Monday evening, Decem¬ The tennis tournament at Hot ordinary value at the the Long Island Bet was well repre- ber 29. ended Springs | Virginia special price. 3»5 yesterday, after a week of in¬ Springs lented. The patronesses this year include and The who was Mrs. Goodhue Mrs. teresting exciting matches, and the bride, given away by Livingston, Magee golf tournament to-morrow. Attract Resorter ber father, was attended by her sister, Ellsworth, Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs. opens A Mrs. Christian A. E. N. Mrs. William C. tennis tournament begins at White Herter; her sister- Potter, Potter, Sulphur Springs this week and fol¬ in-law, Mrs. Charles Pratt; her cousin, Mrs. James Byrne, Mrs. Joseph C. lows. golf Lane Bryant Miss Edith Gibb Pratt, Miss Virginia Baldwin, jr., Mrs. David Rumsey, Mrs. Lakewood, Atlantic City, Horses and Autos th 21-23 W. 38th St., N. Y. Baker, Miss Jano White, Miss Lowrie Joseph H. Choate, jr., Mrs. Robert S. the Briarclif?, Keep Sage, Miss Cecilia Evans, Miss Mar- Brewster, Mrs. Lewis Iselin, Mrs. W. Tuxedo, Berkshires, Gedney Farm Roads Filled lorie Kennard and Miss Katherine de Lancey Kountze, Mrs. Everett and Garden City and other sections of During Fin Colby. Long Island also are well patronized by Temple Emmet, a sister of the bride¬ Mr3. Tracy Dows, Mrs. William E. S. Most of Days; Golf and Tenn groom. Jane Lapsley, the Griswold, Mrs. Morris Mrs. society. the hotels at Lake- of young Kellogg, wood are now open, and everything daughter Mr. and Mrs. John W. James B. Ludlow, Mrs. Lewis Gou¬ to Still for Mai Lapsley, was the flower girl. verneur Morris, Mrs. Harry Pelham points another brilliant season there. Popular John Gilbert Winant served as Mr. Constance Jennings, Miss Katharine Emmet's best man and the ushers Mackay, Miss Eunice James, Miss Bea- Special Corretpondenct were Robert Strawbridge, of Phila¬ j trice Byrne, Miss Katherine Harding, T. Suffern Toiler Plans HOT delphia; Francis Parkman, of Boston; Miss Jane Sanford and Miss Adele SPRINGS, Va., Oct. 11..T Norman S. Walker, Lloyd GarriBon, Hammond. Private Newport Links Homestead is a place of much aniir William Platt, John J. Chris¬ tion, and during the last week tian A. Herter Emery, tenr and Charles Pratt. The women's council of the League ISetc Yorker Orders Course has held first place. The trails ha of Nations Association met at the Golf been alive these Miss Augusta Spring de Forest, Hotel Manhattan a few ago to Constructed on His early autumn mo* of Mr. and Mrs. days Estate; ings and there has been much drivi daughter Shepherd K. arrange for a luncheon to be tendered and motor parties have been de Forest, was married yesterday in the first chairman, Mrs. Oliver Harri- Surf Bathing Still Enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. many. the Church of the Epiphany, man, at the Ritz-Carlton to-morrow. A Henry Seligman are ton Avenue and Lexing- SpecitU Correspondence the Homestead for four weeks. Fran Thirty-fifth Street, to number of distinguished guests will NEWPORT, Oct. 11..-The announce¬ Henderson joined Major William G. Schauffler, jr., Air attend, including Judge Martin T. Man- ment during the week that T. Suffern the Mrs. Henderson DISTINCTIVE Service, U. S. A. The was ton, Miss Elisabeth Tailer has Homestead, and others arriv ceremony Marbury, Marcel arranged with one of the from New York were Mr. and RIDING HABITSAMD b-*** the rector, the Rev. Dr. of the French local contractors for the a Mrs. performedWilliam T. Knecht, High Commis¬ building of Hamilton Kettle, Mr. and Mrs. Leon, Crocker, assi?ted by the sion; Herbert Houston, treasurer of private golf links did not come as an Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. SPORT SUITS Bev. Dr. R. P. Schauffler, of New the League to Enforce entire surprise, for when he purchased back Henry B. SI an uncle of the Peace; Judge and Miss Katherine Slayback Rochelle, bridegroom. William H. Wadhams of the Court of a part of the so-called Bateman farm Mr. and Mrs. Harold Banks. Bliss Margaret de Forest was the maid General Sessions; Lauren Carroll, Mrs. recently it was intimated that such Mrs. William YOUTHFUL of honor and the bridesmaids were Richard T. was to be his Mr. now Roscoe Bonsai has Caroline Wainwright, Miss Alice course. Tailer rived from Lenox and Mr. and J Miss Schauffler, a cousin of Carpenter, Mrs. Clarsnce Burns, Ad¬ is the possessor of about as much land Lawrence TOWN AND COUNTRY the bridegroom, and Miss area Green from Tuxedo. 3 Elizabeth jutant Irma Hopper, Colonel J. Leslie in this city as any member of the Stanley Pelham Gilford CLOTHES Schauffler, his sister. There were two Kincaid, Mrs. William D. summer colony, the owner of a reached little flower girls, cousins of the Sporborg, being Homestead earlv in the week from Ï bride, president of the New York Council of big section of the Bateman Point dis¬ York, as did Natalie Lee Laimbeer and Josephine Jewish Mrs. trict, the Westchester Polo Mrs. Clarence F. Wes Laimbeer, of Mrs. Women; Jasper Bayne, including; Mrs. Joseph Clendenin, with her dat EXCLUSIVE FASRtVS daughters William Mrs. Anna Naughton, Mrs. George Club field. ters, the Misses r/rOft ftft Laimbeer. Major C. O. II. Kayser Francis Kerr, Martin Charles The announcement that he had Con¬ M. Geneviève and Flor« MASTER LOOMS OF THE WORLD ferved as bo^t man Vogel, Clendenin, and als; and the ushers Harwood and Mrs. C. Temple Emmet. tracted for the construction of a pri¬ Miss accompanied were Captains Harold Gallot, Afan vate links Marion Tijfany and Miss M 681 FIFTH AVENUEN.Y !. led, at first, to the belief Kahn, came in ckwood, Rid^eley Bryan and Allan Albert Morris will the there might be J me trouble between early in the week. a cousin of the Bagby give end Mrs. Henri W. Van Schauffler, bridegroom, first of his musicals for this season Mr. Tailer and the Newport Country Henkelom S3Z2E¦Él"«- ¡fin fc.f*î¦fr-h.'.lu3 u::\ Theodore a cousin of the Misses Katherine and Const; Knanp, the Monday, December 1, at.the Waldorf- Club, of which he Lis a member and an Van Henkelom , and Francia Cooley, of Hartford. Astoria. The Tfficer. is not the are at the Homes T ci other dates selected are Such, however, case, from for remony was followed by a December for it is his intention to the use Paris, October. tion at the home of the .Vondays, 8, 15, 22; January permit Mr. and Mrs. bride's 5, 12, 19 and 26. of the links to the former club mem¬ for Craig Biddle an Established parents, 118 East Thirty-sixth Street. the tennis tournament. Also a 1894 ¡£ Schauffler bers during the rush periods. During ing from Major is in command of f the past summer the Club Philadelphia for the tou aviation on Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Pel- Country ment were Mrs. the Mexican border, and Jacob, Carleton^g links o'ften were crowded. Isaac Schlichter ham Manor, have announced the en¬ and Miss STAKE * ._¦ It is also possible that Mr. Tailer Phyllis Walsh. The tot .J.«.¦.i.¦ gagement of their daughter, Miss H ment, by the way, out ¦.m^.¦....m.» Eleanor Vinton to Willi3 umpKroys« will permit the use of the links, by brought * Jacob, Major home of «.he the remarkably good playing, some Colby Bickford, of Seattle. Miss Jacob golfers among perma¬ cially work & and Major Bickford nent residents of this city, who now interesting being thf recently returned have to to Fall or across Murray Vernon. Two of the sue THE from where Miss was go River the ful I France, Jacob bay to Jamestown to play. players in the men's singles ELDREDGE working with the American Red Cross. Alexander Her and Frederick In Major Bickford was in Newport experienced a return of who command of summer weather the and has held the cup two 9 East 45th Street F, 63d C. A. which was during week, in seasons; Battery C, in as a result the beaches claimed their the women's singles prominent ! action in the Lunèviîle sector. ers ||^tz-(arlton .uotas of summer resi¬ during the week were Mrs. Ra late-staying Wood. Mrs. Isaac William dents, who seem loath to give up sea Schlichter, jr., Announcement has been made of the P. Hürden is at the Green- engagement of Miss Helen Hitchcock,! and do not intend the Misses Phyllis Walsh, Kath« of Autumn Season at brier from New York, and will play in daughter of Major and Mrs. Thomas bathing, evidently Force, FURS HOTEL engagement Miss Dorothy Roe, t«¡ do so until the water is too cold for Gwendolyn King, Julia Shs ! of to J. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Itrael Jack¬ the Greenbrier open tennis tournament, Hitchcock, Westbury, Averell comfort. and Ada Norfleet. Mrs. de Forest which starts on of Manhattan and Uadlion Arena« and 40tb Stree* son Roe, of 310 West Monday. Clark, Southampton, Mr. and M.-s. Mortimer are dee, of Garden City, also has COATS Ninety-eighth Is Mr. and Mrs. N. Y". Miss Hitchcock is one of the Stanley si New York Street, to Frank Mr. Sulphur Springs Parker D. Handy. Dr. to remain at their home here for soi.-ie some line playing. Mayer. Mayer and Mrs. Nelson T. W. most riders of the coun¬ Models in was released from the Shields, jr.; J. accomplished lime to come, and Burke Roche is The annual golf tournament s Of Approved recently army, has won numerous Mrs. having served overseas with the 3d Now in Full Madden, Mrs. L. M. Lee and Mr. and try and prizes at t remain Tintil the end of the month. Monday and will continue appreciates the Swing Mrs. C. Baxter are horse shows of the East. through Hudson Seal patronage McGhoe week, w;th an Corps, Motor Supply Train. No date registered Fox Mrs. Alexander S. Clarke, who did additional week of mea has been set for the from New York. hunting with the Meadow not Beechbound this ar- women players, for which the Karakul in the Govern¬ wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. F. 1.rook Hounds will commence open season, be cup Gilroy. Monday, rived during the week for a few days' given by Mrs. Melville E. Inga Mink Members of Bar jr., ara here l'or their third visit within and several meets will be held during Among those on the ment ' at the while course service. Another engagement just announced Newport, six months and have brought with October and November. stcy Muenchinger King ihn week long Mole is that of Mis3 Constance Her¬ Harbor those she was making an inspection of her ing were Dr. and Mrs. Sa Close to all Gladys and Otlier Resorts them from New York Mr. and Mrs. Among slopping at the Garden estate. Milbank, Mr. and -Mrs. theatres, shops bert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Michael Hart and Mrs. Alexander City Hotel during the week were Mr. bank, Mr. and Dunlevy Squirrel Herbert, of Bound N. to Mrs. Melville E. In; nutria and transit lines. Brook, J., ArriveatSouthernColony; McKay. Mr. Joseph B. Bissell and Miss and Mrs. John Burling Lawrence, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mr. Norman J. Elmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Katherine who were here in and Mrs. Theodore P. Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer, of New York and Tennis Tourney Planned Bissell, Dixon, Lakewood Season Given Stanley Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. It<. ALBERT KELLER Joseph Elmes, Wes^ the spring, have returned lo the Green- Mis. E. IL de Coppet, Mrs. Thomas A. Rvan, Mr. and Mrs. E wood, N. J. The announcement was brier from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Bloodgood Peck, Mrs. Alfred L. White, Mr. and Mrs. Henry An R. M. Bashford, II i/'i! ¦;'.. ¦: A W.U. rßmrmttf:^ Mtnaging Director made at a dance given at the Club de J. ('. Bull, who were here several sea¬ Mrs. Eugene Hodenpyl and Miss Marion Auspicious Opening ..- ) Vingt, in East Fifty-eighth Street, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va., sons ago, have come for a short so¬ ilodenpyl, Miss Ethel Murray and Miss Friday night. Oct. 11..This has been a particularly journ. Mrs. Frank Tilford and Miss Giadys Murray, Mrs. M. Dillon, Mr. Special Correspondence active week at White Sulphur Springs. Annette Tilford. Mr. and Mrs. N. S. and Mrs. Louis II. lngraham and Mr. LAKEWOOD, Oct. 11.--The change Those who did not go in for riding, Hunt, Mrs. Robert B. Clarke, Mrs. and Mrs. L. K. Barnette, of New York. from the warmer temperatures to the golf or tennis spent their days tramp¬ George IL, Holt, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. -0- crisp fall weather of the early week over the trails or at the was a welcome one, as it enabled the ing lunching Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Taylor, Galli-Curci Will to HOTEL Casino. Mrs. E. A. Potter, jr., Colonel and Mrs. Sing sojourners to enjoy golfing on the BRISTOL It seems as though Newport, South¬ S. J. Murphey, Mrs. Pierce H. Butler Aid Italian Relief Fund links of the "Lakewood Country Club "two unusual ampton, Bar Harbor and other North¬ and Miss Estelle O'Brien are all reg¬ and made tennis more popular than ¡r9| j 129-135 West 48th Street ern resort3 have been transplanted to istered from New York. Many meAbers of society will be ever. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Belt at the the West Virginia mountains for this Sir Robert Premier of present at the Galli-Curci recital to be and son, Benjamin, jr., Dr. Charles L. costumes A la Carte or week. have Borden, given this afternoon at the ÏÀa\ American Plan Many arrived from these and Borden have come Metropoli- Lindley, Miss Gloria Gould, Miss Edith Canada, Lady Wm House for places and will pass October and No¬ from Ottawa to pass several weeks. Opera the benefit of the Gould, Lord and Lady Decies and many \ usual of one" i NEWLY DECORATED AND vember at Italian War Relief Fund. Thomas price FURNISHED TWO AND the Grcenbrier. Mrs. Henry Sir Robert sustained a slight injury to others are out daily on the bridle- «sll Nelson Clews arrived from where she his knee in an accident at Halifax Page, former ambassador to THREE ROOMS, WITH TO LEASE Newport, T. paths. AXON'S '. 7"'le D'fferent Shop.quile .1 BATH, FOR passed the summer. With Mrs. Clews when he was there with the Prince of Italy; Myron Herrick, former am¬ The success of the opening week of \j ÊÈftk NL 4V( bassador to ri but Model costumes are PERIODS OF NINE TO TWELVE MONTHS. is Mrs. Frank Gray Gris wold. Mrs. Wales and has not recovered. France; James W. Geraçd, the season here augurs well for the /5/ [\(V^_>i,,^^v át unique! Nothing JÁ Robert Glen, of London, who has been Colonel Junius McIIenry, of New former ambassador to Germany; Brand whole year. The Laurel House report-« TSVl flLv l\> '.^ \3l3k displayed here. Not adaptations, but the won- /vl%\ at Newport, arrived with her son. is here with his Whitlock, ambassador to the best autumn in derful in suits, coals and wrap-*. Cap¬ York, father-in-law Maurice Francis Belgium; early patronage mM)1 TjNtJh \ \ rw originals gowns, VffM INSPECTION INViTED. tain Robert R. Glen, attaché to the and mother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Her¬ Egan, former minister many years. The Florence in the A as emerge from the studios of 'he fore- to and van ?t$J ^^orÍ \*-Jr{ JU3' '^ey vjlt T. KI.LIOTT TOLSON*. Pre». British Embassy. Mrs. Waxd Douglas, bert DuPuy, of Pittsburgh. Denmark, Henry Dyke, Pir.es, which received guests for the IriX most creators- And the prices! Always Maxon CHAS. K. McOINN. Mgr. of New is also here from New¬ minister to Holland, are acting as first time this ^>r <^¿' York, Mrs. Walter Harvey Close, who re¬ fall, Saturday welcomed On- '* a'D'e l0 ¦nafk these exquisiir toilet :¦:<« U port, where she the summer. turned to New York this week after honorary patrons of the affair. Robert a number of i«t liSt^fT*^^ h| spent large regular patrons. M half the asked elsewl Later to arrive from there were Mrs. the entire summer at Patter¬ Underwood Johnson is president of the The Manhattan under the man¬ ïïf Hivhl ' if (ically prices Í.7A passing Hotel, even the wholesale cost. unusual E. of son a tea Tues¬ organization, which for the last year agement of Charles \Ym up. |l» Economy j*. Joseph Widener, Philadelphia, Cottage, gave farewell has Hecht, began its lv>o |" with Miss Fifi Widener, Peter A. B. day at the Casino. been aiding the war orphans and season this week, while the Palmer, ¿K Jake i y fascinating! No models alii": Q 4) Widener, 2d, and Miss Emily Pierson, This week will bring many people maimed soldiers of Italy. under Miss T. T. Dolbev; the Hotel a daughter of the J. Fred Piersons, jr., to the Gn>enbrier. Comini** from Briar- The boxholders include Mrs. John D. Virginia, which is operated by J. Cas- of New Rockefeller, jr., Mrs. P. also York, who have spent the sea- cliff Lodge for a month is Miss Marion Mrs. Henry Davison, sidy, have opened. son at Newport. McMillan. Mrs. E. Hnyward Perry will Henry Phipps, Mrs. Harry Payne After spending the summer at Spring MaXon ModelCpwns i Harry S. Black arrived from New close her house Edgehill, at Newport; Whitney, Mrs. Whitney Warren, Mrs. Lake Beach, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Fred¬ |"rf) ifateDANCE with him Paul Mrs. William DeForest who J. Borden Harriman, Mrs. Arthur Ese¬ erick A. Potts -Tl /587 ßroa<*i»
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