New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-18
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

topics OF interest. Yesterday the town was pra-+t
cally depleted from social and scholastic point a.
view and Princeton resemhled q metropolis :,
terests of the battle At all the ciuos S4ftt7% m IN
n.a.y. RAPID and varied IS the cinenatogrash 30
S y; nee Much excitement was caused by lie
1aie.Prnceton game Two weeks ago it was
great National question So runs the world away
1t would 10 proper TO say that with ,o-no--o,
begins the social season in New-York This "a .
fetich Of now over ten years standing but form
nateY or unfortunately 1t is not 50 The Horse
snow promises 10 he one Of the Succession -
the history OF that successful feature o. Nav-yo,
life II began as a half social. half equine ha,na,
ing and its managers preferred that il sbouI4 :,
coAsiaered as II rightly deserves 70 Dc the N.
great Horse Show % this country T. A-oo,.-,,.
society and society encouraged II 49, !,
stands no longer in need % such ancoararans,,
and although society will 20 found y irs 49,.
eoWns ~ has not the social significance - 80 80 %
s tb "i me opera which usually IS The nJroductio7
no''erS me 9hSe9oe ~ many prominent persons -
pHopia vii ." - -. " - = a. once noticed Thes-
evening or will occupy seats 'T4
Bur the majority o. those who all DO nos. 80
splcuous at the Horse Show viii nor - -
Workers One-quarrer o. more OF he 5oras -.
been taken by people from PhNader1st7 C--r-.z,
Boston. Baltimore and the neieh5o-.rr a-zs -.
Parties are coming for the show from 7s -
several ~ The restaurants n i. en- NJ aat
TO take lJlnchso1 or 70 Ti1e - '-'ort able
attire The Town Is gay 7S'
The show begins to-day win We animal -.
con given by the directors. To--7o--1-. ,- 1-- -
opened formally % the public. and az-.- U5rT -
vast spaces of VI tdison square Garden .a --ov5a5
and the strains Of Ia1de--s band viii ~ -,. -
the clatter of horses Hoots Eacr wear 80 30
has had feature. brr so far f. y----+ ~ ---z
to guess what - : ne this season vy-r.z-e-z
have spread il about tha- S@rs-a. u re more
themselves ride -h-. hunters ara give - ~
o. high jumping. bur thiS r--..- IS .r"r1Ies-
/ ne MEADOW Br22k Hunt viii me- every day tbs
week There Vii Dc a usual. rr-es 5rag h7Irt=
sportsman could desire ana 20 lf---a So 7 ne
the Long Island commG---F Ni-. ~ --sa-5er[
M new names ex~e7- --4- ~ rz--.= z4s
Smith the I-zt OF b0xro.5erz NJ S-;r,
mas. as Is We'll known. recently fallen hetr % a
large fortune For wears he has been well k-ovr
IN society; and mas always entertained u a qu-er
creased FORUM sy-s him ne-'Tal better opPor-
No vtsitin= no5ereu are 20 h. present ard -
new family viii make ~ aov In fact ,ne HORSE
Show is no longer regarded As the gateway . So
ciety- There are easier ard no-4 effective metz
DDS. and entertaining ~ Newport. ~ Tuxedo. -
the Hot Springs OF Virginia. or IN rhe Hampstead
c2lony is the better way A. one y.r-e Of re DAY
represented a. Jh- Madison square Ga-tza. ard
socially and from M dress point II vizV a bril-
liant occasion
The weather n the country has bezn 50 delight
full that many q the owners Of country houses ars
postponing their coming back 20 town until ATE
The old-fasHI7ned festival Of Thanksgiving Will o.
celebrated win f-rvor and rejoicing this y=ar A.
rangements ara made for house parties lar iu-o
December. This last week Nj and Mrs Lewis
Rutherford have been entertaining large party
tranquility. Among their guests were Colo.s-
and Mss AJherton Blight Nj and Mrs H NIX
Twonlby will not close Ei3rhaT fQr some time
at Hyde Park-on-t he-Iudson. There : no sign %
rs ali Sc m sr 7I-Ss : =-,a5 ~ 81
son viii last there until after the New Is.r The
man will be one of the features OF the holiday
iy The match games Of tents 70 - pIave in ~.
cember will Re q great at action
AS rule Horse Show week is devoid Of enter
talnments on a large scale. Last year Mrs. John
P Drexel gave delightful impromptu dance al rh4
WadorfAsroria but nothing o. the kind is ii scors
for this There are, however. in and out o
town a number 81 weddings. Next Saturday. n
Baltimore Miss Lillian Gary VIII be married 70
Robert c. Taylor o: this city Miss Gary Is ne
daughter o. x-PosImasJer-CeneraI James 4 Gary
p!at1 in Philadeahia, Il viii be thar Of Joap
Trevor Gibson and Miss Mary HaselI Wilson Slr
Gibson gave his farewell bachelor dinner az he
Calumet Club last week. Amons. his ushers vii oe
" Turrt7rII J Nelson Borland. Henry : Moron
and Arthur Wilson
Two weddings will take place II town on wedus=-
day A. rha Church Of the Holy Commune
James Bayard Speyers and Miss Katherine Van
Vechten Miller the daughter OF the late Morris
Miller will h. married This viii be the third
wedding in the Lawrence family within a yezr
Last Mr. Speyers's sister was married %
Edward McVckar. and this autumn his first cousin.
Miss Schroeder. welded 70 Charles Lawrence
Riker. Miss OCtavta Wheaton VIII be maid ~
n6aGF al wt tIiS PeT5o o. S5y ma VI NJ
Vickar. Rotert = Kidd. Orlando P. L-3Sco1nC
Henry A Schroeder: Es6ert B King Do1w =
There viii b. a small reception afyerward a. ira
BTevoorJ House for relatives and intimate friends
wedding. which many well known New-York7-s
have been asked II will be thar OF Miss Jessica
H. Halsey. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Siias Q Hal
sey. and Arthur ]. SIade II Miss Louise
Wellington Johnson. and Richard Fisher Naming
Will ne married On Thursday Miss Margaret
NicolL daughter OF Or. and Mrs Il Denton Eicol-
and William Mayo Dudley Will have their wedding
Little is % added 10 the many accounts O: tHe
weddings NJ last week. That or Miss Morgan 70
Herbert Livingston Satteree was a large and brill
liant affair. and IT than mere social
occurrence. The church was crowded with gath
eriug OF those who were friends and acqGairta0raS
of the family socially and in a business way
There not great attempt at lavish church
decoration In fact St Georges does not lend IL
self 10 these effects. and l. ali the more beautiful
for its majestic simplicity. Why there should have
been much cause for comment because Nh Nor
gan had Quilt temporary addition MS house for
porary additions have been arranged .- New-No OK
On the occasion OF large private enter i-I-i-il
herself famous years by b,.iIGins q supper room
OF vast dimensions. II IS true that the houses %
20 entertaining great nUmCer Of SUesrS that taH
dit F i've