New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07

otherwise have attended, however, the entertain
ment was a financial success. az soin"t hiht o''t
s. 20, was realized from the sale oi boxes "'"
tickets.
In spite OF the grumbling that there T. so niue
going on In a social way Ia town there has r"hy
beon no ,amencss or inernegs in the bright skies
and almost summer-likc airs OF these autumn days.
which are being thoroughly enjoyed by The people
who Iinger at Tuxedo. I.enox or along tho Hudson
River where house parties seem 10 be- just now
the order OF the day. Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob
Aston who are still at their country place at
Rhinebeck came TO town Monday last to attend
the evening part Of the opening OF Mr. Astor's new
hotel. and returned the next morning 10 Forncllnc
They are entertaining a large house party as are
and Mrs Frederick W Vanderbilt and Mrs. Dins-
more. Tuxedo has never been so pleasant as this
each other In quick succession and house parties
Of young people MI the COTTAGES while the club;
amusement relieves matrons and housekeepers OF
half their perplexities.
The ranldity with which the boxes for the Horse
Show have sold and the prices paid for them in
dca,e In some measure how fond NEWCOMERS are
OF this sort OF amusement. These horse shows
may lie called fashion shows as well. as most OF
the pretty women in society. In the latest thing
I'm costumes, bound to be on exhibition n not
In the afternoon. certainly IN the evening The
show promises to he a most Interesting one. Every
class Of high-bred horse will be represented. from
SSaSh9g Women 10 uh RGG ho as
well. II not better thar some men. there Is sure 10
be full attendance OF the horsey set In the early
hours Of the morning.
A pretty house wedding that OF Miss
Clarice H. I.udlam and william l.. DE Bost,
Thursday OF last week. at the home of the brides
parents No. West Sxteenth-st. The bride
attired In white MORE. trimmed with Iioniton Lace
and cut silver The bridesmaids. Miss Mary Van
Beuren Miss Bessie Van Beuren, Miss Roberts OF
New York and Miss Master. OF Kingston. We're
gowned In green satin and carried white chrysan-
themums The maid OF honor. Miss DE Bost sis
ter Of the bridegroom wore a light shade OF hell
o,rope satin and carried violets. The ushcrs were
Fless jr.. and Daniel Lsson. The best man was
srmnc wss ntrfopm"d by the Rev Dr. George
Howard Of catskill: uncle OF the bride, ana the
deliberately decorated with white chrysanthemums
and palms. There were present Nj ana Mr., Mrs
SON the Misses Morris Mr.. and Mrs. George Jew
EFT the Misses Halet. Mr. and Mrs. Schnaken !,
Gerry Mr. and Mrs Charles Cannon. Charles Rob
erts the Misses Roberts. Siias Ludlam the Misses
Mrs r Lee Stout Frank osborne. T. Lincoln
Ashley, Anthony Mos. Wilson Lyon and many
others.
There were several Interesting weddings In town
and out OF town last week. on Thursday morn
ing the Protestant Episcopal Church OF ST. lg-
natius in West Forteth-st near Sixth-ave.. held
a fashionable congrega ton. who assembled to wit
ness the marriage OF Miss Sallie Duncan Elliot TO
a. j. Guthrie Nicholson The bride whose gown
was chiefly remarkable for the exquisite point lace
which covered II. attended by six OF her old
friends who were In effective costumes OF yellow
silk and short wells OF white tulle. Mr. Nicholson.
| who presented his best man and ushers with
| handsome scarfpins Of carbuncles will soon take
home for while. The special features Of the cere-