New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
ABOUT SOCIETY.

The story OF yesterday was one of wedding IA
Vors, orange blossoms and church pageants. To-
day there is, OF the marriage OF Miss Louise
Morgan. the daughter of J. Pierpont Morgan, and
Herbert L. Satterlee 1t will be the first large en-
terlalnInent or the season. as the reception at the
Madison-ave house will be an elaborate affair.
Ihere is little to be added TO what has already ap-
peared in this column concerning it, save that more
than eight hundred guests have been invited to the
house. and that the wedding breakfast will De
likewise be in attendance. Miss Morgan has in
sisted on having an old fashioned wedding cake
ingredients of rings, thinbles, etc
Town is gradually filing up for the Horse Show.
Among those who have opened their houses for
the season are Mrs. David Wolfe Bishop who with
Mr.. and Mrs, Cortlandt F. Bishop. is at No. Il
Madison-aye The family are in very deep mourn
John Jacob Astor Mrs ToW v0 6eR Rurds5 Mrs
Burke Roche ana Mrs. Peter cooper He%ftt Wers
among those on the drive yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Arthur NJ. Dodge has to town for the
season and has opened her house. No. 125 East
Twenty -ninth-st. Mrs. Dodge will, heretofore.
gsnizaon known a Splits o IN daat popular or
An interesting drag hunt took place yesterday 1t
Goshen There will be the customary meet tbs
the third in the series o, On Saturday At IIxeto
given OF Saturday at the clubhouse
Mrs. James P. Kernochan has gone to Washing
ton, She intends II possible TO secure house there
5 Of Ms end BE Gpt ss GOes
winter. and some very interesting entertainments
Herbert Pei is at Tuxedo where she viii remain
for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs John Reynolds Totten are setthd
for the winter at their town house. No. A West
tifty-fourth-st
Miss Johnson, OF Macon Ga. will remain IN New
York part of the winter. Miss Johnson will maze
her debut here this season. She is a relative of
Mr. and Mrs, Richard T. Wilson, and was very
rs w f and M T P9g TRese
bilt, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mcvickar are at Tuxedo
They will go South after Thanksgiving and pass
the winter in Aiken. Mrs Bright of New-orleans
Vickar.
Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer, is still at New
port, where she will remain until very late in the
autumn.
Mrs. Charles A De saulles has sent out cards
for Tuesdays in December for her daughter. Miss
Caroline Belmont De Saulles. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
b De Saulles and Mrs. Charles A. De Saulles
their daughterin-law, have lived for years at
was Miss Heckscher. the sister Of John G. Heck
scher. Mrs. Charles A. De Saulles has taken a
house IN town this winter
MI and Mrs John Hone have sent out cards for
large recepton for the .z coming out of their
No. West Thirty eighth-st.
The singing club which was organized by Mrs
Henry Burden several years ago will meet every
Monday during the winter at her home. No. 155
West Fifty-eighth-st.
The wedding of Miss Joanna Shepard the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Dennis Shepard. and
Osborn Wickor Blight will take place on December
:, at the Gables, FAnwOod, n. J.
The engagement OF Miss Mary Daily, the younger
daughter of the late Marcus Daily. TO James W
Gerard reported yesterday. Mr. Gerard is
one Of a well known New-York family, a member
OF the Knickerbocker Union and other clubs and
one Of the law firm Of Bowers & Sands This
Of Mr. DAYS funeral was said to be due to some
provision of his viii, The report was denied last
evening.
The wedding OF Miss Laura Miller the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Addison Miller. OF No. %
West Thtrty-seventh-st.. and Edward S. Isham
jr., Of Chicago, took place yesterday afternoon at
the Church OF the Incarnation. Madison-ave. and
Thrty-hfth-st. Mrs. Frederick P Knapp the sister
OF the bride, was matron of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Susie Dimock. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Henry F Dimock; Miss Billings Miss
Frances Isham sister OF the bridegroom, and his
cousin. Miss Evelyn Willing, OF Chicago The best
man was Allison S Armour Of Chicago. The
4shers We're Pierpont Isham, William H. Isham. G,
Doane, IT. and James E Miller A large reception
at the home OF the brides parents followed the
ceremony
The Varuna sailed yesterday morning for long
cruise. on board the owner Eugene Higgins
J. Clinch Smith, Miss Emily Hoffman and John
Duer.
Miss Gertrude Minturn's marriage to Amos R
Emo Pinchot the chief social affair yesterday
1t took place at IN ST Georges Protestant
Episcopal Church. Stuyvesant Square, which
crowded. many Of the fashionable having come
to attend il and Miss Morgan's wedding
to-day. The church was most effectively decorat-
ed with quantities of white roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS. which We're arranged in vases on altar
and garlanded the rail in front OF IT, and great
palms. The bride was attred in white satin
trimmed with point lace like her veil. which
fastened to the couture with spray Of orange bios
SONS She wore diamond crescent at her throat
and several diamond ornaments her bodice.
which was secured at the belt with superb dia-
mond buckle. She carried bouquet Of lilies Of the
valley. She entered the church with her brother.
Who gave her away. Her sister, Miss Mildred
Minturu. her only attendant. Her gown was OF
pink satin crepe de chine trimmed with gupure
lace and of by black velvet girdle Her large
hat Of black velvet faced with pink chiffon
lace in deep tucks. and trimmed with pink roses
She carried large bunch of those CLIFFORD
Pinchot was his brothers best The ushers
We're Cortenius Gillette. Hugh Minturn, Edwin o.
OConnor. After the ceremony. which was per
formed by the rector, the Rev. DIR. William :.
Rainsford. a reception held at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Robert Il. Minturn, NO
West Tgenty-drSt-st, Among those at the