The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04


country honss. M. and Mrs. Thomas Hitch
cook, tr.. started In the bllndlnR snoWstorm
Farm their westSury establishment for Al.
Cards will be sent out at once for the we'd
ding Of Miss Grace Horton and Ernest Nor
timer Lockwood. This will take place at
$3.50 O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 4,
Ss s.; ThS SsSsS,o ch ~ Henry Th {. H HSssoa f. t the
wealthy banker. The reception after the
church. csFemgpy viii Be given az the home e
samuel Frost Lockwood. He is q membsrsof
sas Il NE Esses AND and N Ocean aoS county HSSh' h SaSSs
He returned. last spring from Europe after an
absence Of eleven Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. d. Lanier OF 80 East Thir-
ty-seventh street will 10 abroad this month.
10 remain until the summer at least Bone
timo ago they leased their ~sountry house.
sunTidee Hall. at Westbpry. 70 glarence n:
are So fond OF country life that they now. an
ticipate taking possession OF the Lanier place
In the early spring.
Mrs. Lindley Hoffman Chaplin will give a dim
ner on Thursday night. Dec. 10. for which
cards are now out. Mrs. Chapin's guests will
go with her afterward to the Assembly. The tea
was the nrst big affair Of the season. Miss Ma
guerite Chaplin, who was introduced. is only ten
years younger han her etep%otheEi She Is an
poses to give q series OF Entertainments this
season. Mrs. ]. H. A. T~remenheere. her sis
ter. whose. home ia In India, Is passing the
winter with her.
Frank Gray Griswold. q former NJ F. II. OF
the Meadowbrooks. set out with q few Of the
members last Monday for a run in the snow
with Mr.. Griswold's pack OF hounds. A fox
was started on the Duryee farm, and was ,pur-
sued so hotly that IL entered ITS burrow, With
ths aid Of v SnoT Srs shfSv Sns seSSdsss ana n H Dlsf ioSnd
to be a splendid specimen, and was taken tri-
umphant1y ina. bag to the clubhouse. The fox
will be used for future sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver II. P. Belmont now have
three large establishments on their hands.
| They will entertain considerably during the
next few months in their town house. at o77
Fifth avenue. formerly the City Club. Mr..
and Mrs Belmont are constantly adding 70
Gently they bought the A. ID, Lewis country
seat. comprising thirty acres. Just across Jeru-
salem avenue from their Long Island estate.
Preparations for planting trees and plants are
path are to be laid out In the early spring.
At the wedding OF Miss Mabel Hayden and
Calvin Burr next Wednesday the decorations
win be In keeping with the approaching
Christmas season. The residence OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Hay
den. at $50 West Fifty-ninth street. will be
the scene OF the ceremony. The musical pro-
gramme will be an ENJOYABLE feature; With
bridal procession will have q long march
through. the drawing rooms. The surpliced
singing the wedding march from ."LohenErin, u
MIR. Smock will sing SELECTIONS from the ora
t @sEt. Of mart Auth Rii an6 Be N seSdereS engine ~ @u iastrH.
selected from the Damrosch Orchestra. The
Yuletide effects vii be carried out to the
viii be a combination Of green and red., The
list of thess INCLUDES Miss: Emma Wilder OF
burn, sister of the bridegroom: Miss E,
Haldeman of Harrisburg. N. Y. and Miss
katherine de Ford Thurman. Mrs; Raymond
m mi roGn Of ho a"S 1f Wilson st Beaid ssa Burr viii ii
be pest man. and Frank Lyon Polk. Frederic
iiIas on Mc eSfhins and Cotton Allan HAYDEN and
John h. Hayden. brothers OF the bride. will be
the ushers.
Cards are to be issued at once for the mar.
rage OF Miss Virginia F. Cary and William F,
Cary. which will take place at st. --Thomas's
Church at 9 o'clock on Wednesday evening
Jan. 4.
Mrs. Moses Taylor of @ East Seventy-second
street will give a tea on Thursday afternoon,
Dec. 3.
There were q number OF teas and recep-
ions yesterday afternoon given in honor oi
the debutantes whose first appearance in So
ciety they marked. Mrs. Charles Henry Adams
Of 10 East Si1ty-seventh street gave a tea tc
introduce her daughter Miss Agnes Critten.
den Adams. The rooms were embellished
with palms. as we'll as quantities OF roses and
chrysanthemums and the bouquets sent tc
the debutante. Miss Adams was educated
abroad. Miss May Marriott. Miss Eleanor
Reyes. Miss Bertha Spear Of Philadel.
hia. Miss Jackson. Miss Minton. and Miss
J%RH Robinson Of Is East Twenty-second
street gave a tea to Introduce her grand;
aughtor. Miss Lucy Bond Morgan. second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Forbes Morgan
who are now at Pau. France. Mrs. Robinson
satin. The debutante was in white lace with
satin. Mrs. Robinson and Miss Morgan. who
were unassisted in RECEIVING. had seyera
hundred callers. Mrs. Horace Wolcott Rob
in honor pt her youngest daaGhter. Miss Au.
Rusta Robbins. Mrs. Robbins received In q
rich purple velvet gown: The debutante was
In white silk with chiffon. The receiving
party included Miss Robbins, Miss Agnew
rooms were. fLed with guests from 4 until I
O'Clock, the hours OF the reception. Mrs. Henry
B. Platt OF $50 West End avenue gave a recep:
ton from 4 until 2 o'clock, She presented
Per Rep6 dHashssr. a aiS sc MaytSslifp Par sfaS Miss riA Reed dis 81
Montciair. n. J.; Miss Louise Platt of Pough-
k~eepsie,. the debutante's cousin. and Miss
Fyles and Miss Barron OF this city assisted In
receiving. Mrs. Platt, with her daughter and
q party OF their Euests q the afternoon occp,
evening.