New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
THE WEEK IN SOCIET,,

holidays was spent. as usual. In the country L..
as Is always the case on holiday. there was u,,.
or nothing to do In town. In every resnAc, ~
day satisfactory. The sun shone through q.
Indian summer mist as gay parties trooped IN ~.
ways and ferries on their way to hunt break,a.,.
pigeon matches golf contests and races nv a..
and field Indeed. all the world seemed "a :,
holiday making, and those who remained In ~
Of but enjoyed themselves in the PARK arIya.pia
bride paths peacefully " they were IIy 90
in land where parties and politics are unknovss
Long Island was. OF course. the central n~...
of the hunting and racing interests and the m..
bers OF all the fashionable hunt clubs ATTENDED a.
autumn meeting OF the Meadow Brook s,ss,.
chase Association. which. through the courtesy :.
William C. Whitney decided on his pr,v,,.
course Westbury The meeting was larz..
attended, and the picture a pretty and fass
mating one The women were arrayed in the la,,,,
creations In the way Of outdoor costumes an.
with the freshness OF their open air life still shit,
ing brightly in their eyes and cheeks looked mucs
handsomer than they will two months hence asts,
late dinners. dances and balls. AS the ca.
last year, Mr. Whtney's hospitality was most zen.
erous.
Mrs. Jules Reynal. on the same day gave a hr
breakfast at her country home. Rocky Dell !,
White Plains n. Y. which attended by abou,
one hundred guests. among whom were Mr. ana
Mrs. Gordon Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs r. II Run,
| sell. Mrs. f. c. Rutter. Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Va
| Vickar. Mr.. and Mrs. William Plat. Mrs. Edwin
| Weatherbee Miss Henrietta Weatherbee Mr. ana
Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud Miss Knowlton. Howaa
| Willets. W. f. Tselin. Miss Tone Harry sedgw,,h
| Trenor l.. Park b. T. Tone. Frederick r. Ales
Howard Potter Nathaniel c. Reynal Eugene 4
| Reynal. Jackson o. Dykman and James VI Wa,s,
| bury After the breakfast number Of well knosr
| Westminster whips took part In a hunt, win
| Eugene Reyna as master OF the hounds.
Tuxedo. having just recovered from the pre
| longed and somewhat exciting revels OF the annual
autumn ball and Of All Halloween. made no spec,l
demonstration on Election Day. but the cubhou.
was well filled with members and their guests ara
there the usual outdoor sports besides ridln,
and driving parties 10 the best points OF View 4
| the neghborhood.
| Everything is in readiness for the much talku
Of Horse Show. which opens Tomorrow morning n
! the Madison Square Garden and Will be the cent?.
OF sporting and fashionable interest for the "a
mainder Of the week. The arena boxes and tia
seats Immediately In their neighborhood have been
appropriated by societys most attractive member
who will probably be closely scrutnlzed and
perhaps a little more admired than the horses IA
the ring. Three different Of people will MAXI
| the Garden their objective point in the week
those who go for the show TO see the horses; thos.
who care and know nothing about the equine Sd.
| ces, but go the human family in its society
dress. and those who go mainly to be looked at AMI
admired. The number of entries OF horses in "a.
show is large and the exhibition promises TO be 4,
Interesting ana exciting one: AS display d
exceed those Of former years
| Naturally. there will be nc dancing before De-
| cember, teas luncheons. dinners, theatre parties
| and the Horse Show being well enough in Their
way for the first month Of the season But from
| all indications there will be enough dancing in De-
cember to satisfy ALL young and old. The hrr
large ball of the month will be the Assembly which
will be held at the Waldorf Astoria on December
IA. Then there Will be any number OF other dances
all important In their way. The first OF five sub
! scription dances, known the Tuesday Evening
Assemblies. will be given at Delmoncos on Wednes
day, November %. The dates for the rest Of tia
dances Tuesday evenings. December g. jan
uary and ., and February,s The patrOnesses Of
Mrs. Joshua n. Xarian: Mrs: Thomas H Wheeler
Mrs William Thiy R. Hentz, Mrs Henry sayssci
and Mrs. Henry W. Eaton The Board OF Gov
mond Lefferts James L. Ashley, Walter R. Quick
Andrew E. Foye, Cornelius D. Robins L. Has
brouck Newkirk and Bedell H. Harmed
Other dances at Delmonicos are to be the Junior
Cokillons on Saturdays. December 2, q and 80,
| February II and April 81; Mrs E. B. sandss
dancing class Saturdays. December and 2, jan
uary 6 and 20 and February and IL the Bacheor
and Spinster series Of dances, Thursdays Deem
Der H. January and Is and February !; the
Wednesday Cotillons. December !, January ana
| 2i and February IA meetings OF the class organ
| lied by Mrs. Coe December q. January p Feo.
rnary IS and March s first Of James and ES
ruary g. and the series OF dances organzea y III
OConor and Mrs. Walter Roche on :: November os y
| December 49, January rs and February q.
The dancing classes and subscription dances
with dates. which have been arranged 10 be given
| at Sherrys, follows:
| Mrs. Church's Dancing Ciass-Fridays. Deem
Is p SsSqnsrv s 5app Api =
The De Coverly Dances-Saturday. December ~ e.:
g. 81 sasarday
Mrs. x. N. Snedkers Dancing Class1Fridsy.
December Is, January 5. January % ana feo'u"'
The Five Wednesday, DecsnS S.,, q
Friday. January u; Friday; r FEBRUARY 30 = f''-
Mrs PTatts asins n sa':s.
Hprii abB.e psis@?s
saSs+y + E Er$s$ FsSTss
| wednesday February a. and Friday. February
Junior Cotillons-Tuesdays. December D. 'ana"'
and February o.
The fashionable dances at Morrstown' ~ -
will be the four assemblies which Will be siVea ..
| McAlpn Hall on Wednesday, November ~ ~ -.
| day December 90; Wednesday. February - -
| Monday April l6. The patronesses are MIS- HA'
H. Ames Mrs. Thomas c. Bushnell Mrs j. ~.
RE Bell. Mrs Howard Gogghill. Mrs. Charles y.
| Cole. Mrs Willard w. Cutler. Mrs Edwa'u =
| Day, Mrs Joseph B. Dickson, Mrs. Augustus
Downing. Mrs. w. c. Duyckinek MIS- rs; Flsss
Dean Mrs John R Emery Mrs Mrs. A ForSes NJ
| A. O. Garrettson Mrs Robert \. Grannls' rs
Edward J. Hall. Mrs H; A Henriqqe s,.i MrS Nn
Harrie T. Hull. Mrs Ebert S; Kip. Mrs M'I Re-
NJ Hughes, Mrs. F. II, Humphrey; Mr =. wi yiss
| coe LYON Mrs W. s. Letchford. Mrs; Cnattt1e' Ne.
marsh Mrs F. MsTrel Nm Mrs H. R1Se r PPhp.
Mrs George b. Raymond. Mrs. w J. KomsWr Mrs
Mrs William Shipper. Mrs j MSrsa NJ s1 Albert
Swords Mrs. Henry Taylor. Mrs Albert water
| nam Mrs Wynant Vanderpoo Mrs. ). 4; ,v,rshr
bury. Mrs Robert c. Walsh. Mrs. Samuel "'nS""
| and Mrs. Frederick Wood
One OF the notable weddings OF the "eeA -.
| Alexandra