New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

Trenor L. Park viii give a large dinner this even
ing at her house. at White Plains.
Mr. and Mrs George W Vanderbilt are expected
in NewYork to-day. They WIN remain only
short time. they are to go abroad. II is said
that they viii return In order to celebrate the
Christmas holidays at Biltmore.
Levi P. Morton returned yesterday from Wash
ington, where he has been for two days.
The Misses Morton are at Elersle- the Hudson.
John H. Davis has returned TO New-York from
his European trip, and is at his home, In Wash
ington Square His daughter. Lady Candeboye
after making visit to ireland with her husband
and little daughters. will settle her home in
Cadogan Square, present from her father-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr left New
port yesterday and arc going to-day to stay with
Mr and Mrs. James H. Beekman have returned
from Newport and are at their home. No. 25 East
Forty-seventh-st.
James J. Van Allen and the Misses Van Allen ar
rived in New-York from Newport yesterday. They
VII 20 to Hot Springs, Va. before settling in New
York for the winter.
Colonel and Mrs. H Anthony Dyer sailed for
Europe yesterday on the Lorraine
Mr. and Mrs Orme Wilson were entertained last
Fiith-sye ''''''e'
Continued success IS attending the krmess which
is being held under fashionable patronage in ST.
Johns Hail. White Plains for the benefit of the
hospital there 1t is crowded with people from
ing.
Mrs. Pierre Lorlllard, jr has made arrangements
to sail for Europe early next month She has been
giving series of musicals at her Tuxedo cottage.
Mrs. Cooper Hewitt and Mrs. Burke Roche were
among those who took luncheon in the Palm Gar
den ot the Waldorf-Astorla yesterday. Mrs. Burke
RocEe's frock was Of black India silk. which
finished off by black crepe toque and a pointed
veil Of Brussels net. with deep crepe border Mrs.
Cooper Hewitt's dress was of black broadcloth
tailor made, with large black picture hat, which
was very becoming
Miss Gertrude E. Watson. the daughter of the
late Pavmaster Joseph Watson, Of the Navy, and
Stephen Wood LnnInston married yesterday
afternoon at Calvary Church. The Rev. DR.. Gil
bert Fl. Sterling. Of South Bethlehem, Penn. per-
formed the ceremony reception followed at the
Everett House The bride. who entered the church
on the of her uncle. DR.. William Argyle Wat
son, white satin, embeIlished with point lace
and orange blossoms Miss Carolyn L. Chase was
maid OF honor and William +. Jones best man.
The nshers we're Robert King Louis Eme[s1n; eI9 on
and Norman Warner.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H Valentine. of No. A East
FIfty-seventh-st., will close their cottage at Mar
raganse;t Pier and return to their city home early
next week.
The main clubhouse at Tuxedo. which has just
been reopened. has been thoroughly renovated. An
entirely heating plant has been installed, the
plumbing has been renewed end increased. the
whole house has been repanted and all the rooms
have been papered. This building will be kept
open until after the Christmas holidays. when for
the balance Of the winter the new winter clubhouse
will be occupied. The autumn ball will take place
Friday, october %. On Saturday concert
will be given both afternoon and evening by the
newly arrived Vennese Chamber Quartet.