New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
TIE WEEK IN SOCIETY,".

Society f. siil In that transition state which does
not bid fair 10 end before the entertainment In be-
hall Of certain charitable institutions already mem
toned in The Tribuna whicn Is fixed for Monday
November l. when the opening Of ihe new Astoria
Hotel Will tax" place. Mr. Boli the manager OF the
hotel has generously given the Of the entire es-
Enlistment for the entertainment. the details OF
which are being arranged by Mrs Richard Irwin.
always foremost IN doing good FOR the afflicted and
unfortunate. Mr.. W. Storrs Wells Mrs. George 9.
Iioldt Mrs Frederick Eley ani Mrs. Edmund H.
Hsylles II is proposed 10 throw open the entire
hotel for inspection. The entertainment will begin
nj o'clock In the afternoon with Juvenile dance
entitled, Realm of tn" Rose. In which forty chill
dren will appear III" stage IN the Ballroom THIS
will amuse the young peop., who w.l ait"rwdrd toe
Invited 10 dance ~ the Astor Gallery and take
supper I'm the inyri" In evening there Will
be a concert ny Anton Scld's Orchestra in the ball
room. then theatrical performance under he
direction OF Charles FTohman. In which several OF
the leading actors Of the metropolitan stage vii.
take pgf' ara then 'pwp,pTs sTpPSr serS sr
paced az s. each. include the supper. but will not
sn.'' w NO. tr ,h ,bs,,ric,i nerf"rnamc. ara
to De sold separately. \ number u boxes have al
ready been disposed o..
4 flower show at which the finest specimens from
the conscrvatories o; the Astors. Belmonts. Rockc
fcers Goulis !. Plorpon Morgan and other private
c)nservaiorles will be exhibited. viii be held at the
Astoria Hotel In the following week. jus, prior 20
the opening OF the horse show at the Madison Square
Garden
I'ntil these affairs take place Tuxedo. Meadow
Brook West Chester. ccdarhurst. Orange. Staten
island and the Hudson River region will have
mon,polv OF the various social sets and a few
prominent families having luxurious homes in New
port and In the Berkshire region viii remain where
they until the wintry blasts drive them TO town.
The Morris County Field Clubs Horse Show at
Morrisiown ~ j.. on Thursday and Friday tempted
many people from their retreats in tae suburbs and
naturally considerable interest eynced in the
experiment. which. TO the credit OF It's projectors
wac emnently successful. The natural beauty OF the
exhibition grounds was further added 70 by The
toilets OF the women who filed the boxes and the
tops OF the many coaches. Some OF the interested
spectators were Mrs. Luther Konnze Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton Mckay Twomby. Miss Twombly. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert H. McCurdy. Mrs. X. l.. Stevens. DR..
Mrs George +. stone. the Misses stone. MIR and
Mrs II. X. Morgan. r.; Miss Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert a. Granns and the Misses Grannis.
The several weddings in town last week were
ra her quiet affairs. one Of the largest and most
elaborate OF the out-of-town weddings that OF
Miss Margaret Vanderpoel. daughter OF the late
Aaron j. Vanderpocl. OF this city, To Waldo New
conner OF Baltimore which celebrated on
mansion built at Undertook, n. Y. by the grand
uncle OF the brides mother, some years before the
Revolution. and used by the brides family as
summer home. The old mansion and grounds were
from , his city and Albany TO take part in the we'd
ding festivities. Another out-oftown wedding
in society Gas that OF Miss jeanne Mott Howe.
daughter OF Lindsey Howe. 10 W. Hartman Brown.
jr. which took place in Trinity Episcopal Church.
New Rochelle.
There will he several weddings In and out OF town
this week on Tuesday Miss Margaret Jones the
only daughter D. late Theodore +. Jones' OF this
city will he married to DR.. l. Ridgeway Trmble
OF Baltimore IN Trinity Chapel. West Twenty NTH
ST. II will be a small wedding. the invitations TO
the breakfast at the home OF the brides mother
No Al West Seventeenth-st. being confined to the
relatives and a limited number OF intimate friends
of the couple The bride who will be escorted to the
cha pei and given away by her brother. will be
unattended by bridesmaids or maid OF honor. Law
best man. The ushers will be John A. Dix and
Henry Won Lengerke Meyer. OF this city. The mar
Morgan Dix rector OF Trinity Parish. assisted by
the Rev Philip A. II. Brown. vicar OF ST. Johns
Chapel Trinity Parish
At $40 o'clock on Tuesday evening the marriage
OF Miss Agnes Douglass Owston to william J.
Higgs son of Mr.. and Mrs Stephen ]. IIggs OF
Cleveland will be solemnizcd Mt the home OF the
No 237 West Eighty-ffth-st. This, too will be
small wedding. The Rev DR.. 8. DE Tnncey Town
send rector OF the Protestant Episcopal Church of
will be followed by small reception The bride
will wear a gown OF white satin. yelled with white
sik NULL while her maid OF honor, her sister, Miss
virginia DIVISION. will be In white organdie
white silk adorned with yellow ribbons There Will