New-York tribune., 1900-11-25
sOCIETY'S SUNDAY REVIEW

Thanksgiving week is which is not very gay:
., many who own country houses remain out or
,owr give house parties and celebrate this Ma
,,onaI festival with a family dinner. But as the
season is rapidly coming on. and there are many
6Soe them are being given with what might
almost term great r9Ddiy M @ Every fee Gay wRs the
debutantes will have ell attention
This week Mrs. John Hone. of No. West Thirty
.,ehth-st will give an afternoon reception to in
.roduce daughter. Miss Hester Gouverneur
Hone on Tuesday afternoon On Wednesday Mrs.
william whtehsad Ladd has cards out for an I,, at
Elsie lad I'D Ms Lewis BoudinUt AttesTbury Of
Hopeton Atterbury next Friday
Saturday will be gala day for debutantes One
Of the largest receptions will be that be given by
Mrs. Frederick GaIatin, of No. $40 Fifth-ave.. TO
introduce Miss May Gallatin. Mrs Gallatin will
a;so give a small dance on December 6. Mrs. Tai
@ m Pande q Fsch Of No l5 Mest fy aga
aghth-st-. will give receptions for their young
In the matter OF dances the Fortnightly will have
is first session Tuesday. This is OF the
smart winter classes. The dance will be at the
Astoria On the same evening the first Junior
Cotiilon will be held Sherry's. and the Southern
CotiIlon Delmonico's. The debut of Miss Pratt,
so the daggke5 Of MFs Rsas n Pratt m Will III take
cepron at the Pratt home. followed by, dance
\ number OF dinners will be given before the dance
the hostesses tsking their guests thither after
be given by Mrs. Albert Gallatin on that evening.
first Of the Bagby musicals at the Astoria Mrs.
s2ottswood sehenck will give a reception the same
Introduce Miss Nathalie schenck.
The Saturday Evening Dancing Class. which was
formerly Mrs. Sands. will have its first meeting
at Delmonico's December s. Mrs. Charles R.
Henderson has charge of the class this year. Mrs
Henderson will also give dinner the evening
Of December for number OF young people who
cailatins. ""'O 10 '''e o""'e a' M 'e'e'' ''A
On Saturday next Mrs H Lewis Morris will give
r reception for her daughter Miss Eleanor Russell
Morris. at her home. No. u West Fifty-third st.
snd Miss Mary Stone Field. the granddaughter OF
Srs chsrieS ADDISON ilier VIII gt4e e RECEPTION RECEPTION
on Saturday Mrs James Belts Metcaif viii nro n
81 East sixheth-st
There are great many other receptions being
planned but a number OF the debutantes will wait
for the Assembly. which is to take place on De-
oember H. At this ball Miss Helen Roosevelt. Miss
Nora Iselin. the Misses Cryder Miss Natica Rives
Miss Nelson and score more OF debutantes
and dances w fPeM in ber IN sSey Son6 n
5stor Mrs , John Jacob Astor, Mrs. I: Townsend
tainnents in the early winter. viii also Mrs W
The list OF weddings is comparatively small IN
town Miss Mabel Denman the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Denman. will he married 10 Dr.
Edmund Prince Fowler on Tuesday the Church
OF the Heavenly Rest. II will he A very small
wedding and there will be no reception af:erwars
The next large wedding of note VIII be that of
y Denton smith to Banyer Clarkson at the Mad
son Square PRESBYTERIAN Church on December s
NeWRort, set ct will go to Washinston on December
Co5neS the the nd G N M "F ne Nm AndrfH 1 to Mis-
Curry: The wedding of Miss Daisy Post and ].
Lawrence Van Allen is a fortnight OF.
Congratulations are being showered upon Mr. and
Mrs William X. Vanderbilt Jr.. on the birth Of
their daughter. which took place Friday night
MIS- Hermann Oelrichs, who the Horse
Show until 10 30 o'clock on Friday evening arrived
just IN time at her sisters house TO welcome her
little niece. who has coal black hair. Among the
first to send beautiful floral offerings to the tiny
grandfather. ": K, Vanderbilt ST. The little girls
tbeTe is M, RON mat OF most children in that
thing-ribbons. garments crib. basket etc-is Of
chased by Mrs Vanderbilt in Paris last sumner.
family within the last few months Mr. and Mr
George W Vanderbilt had daughter born to them
at Biitmore early i'm the summer.
Although the weather very threatening and
there was every prospect Of sleet rain and snow
ana general discomfort. a large crowd went out of
Town yesterday 10 New Haven for the famous foot
ball game There were many parties aud several
speciaL cars In" greater number Of the football
enthusiasts were young people. The arrival last
jubilee. "N"a' ''''ese
Among the engagements announced is that of
Miss Mary Alice Van Nest to John Stewart Barney
Miss Van Nest is the only daughter Of Mrs. Alex
snder 7. Van Nest. and OF the great heiresses
in New-York society. She is niece Of Mrs Giraud
Foster Mrs Charles Carroll Jackson and Mrs Rich
ara i, Gamoril M Barney. who is architect is
Of several clubs; He comes from Richmond Va
Ihe Wedding will probably take place before Lent
ing Of the first Junior Cotiilon to which She viii
aiterward take her guests 1t will be the first of
h'T series OF dinner companies this season
Mrs James Abercrombe Burden jr. will return
or Wednesday from Lenox and open her town
house. No East Sixty-nnth-st. for the season
SnG VIII give dinner party on Thanksgiving Day.
IN town She will take house for the season
Fifth-sTc '' ~ 80
Miss Furniss gave at her home No 4sl
Futh-ave on Thursday in honor Of Mrs. De Grasse
Fox and Miss Sylvia Fox. OF Phladephia who
rave ocen her guests for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hall Mccormick and the Misses
o'ormick have sent cards out specially for Sstur-
PLY for Fridays In December and Janua ~ at their
nome No p Washington Square North
Miss Preston. daughter of Mrs. George Ratodge
Ireston, of Tuxedo. will he married 10 Charles f
frifman jr., on december %.
The Count and Countess dc Laugier-ViIiars have
moved from the Cambridge 10 the home oi the
Tountesss father. Johnston Livingston No 81
!,'Ith-dSe where they will be until January. when
'ieH VIII return TO Paris.