New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-27
SOCIETYS WEEK END.

Friday is the date usually set for out Of town
house parties Many remained over for the receD-
ton TO Governor Roosevelt and the men were IN
the minority at most Of the autumn resorts last
evening The ball at Tuxedo. however. took place
with great eclat: Next week there win Be some
Church. OF which the Rev. George Grenville Aer-
rlll is rector Mr. Merrill Is the brOther-in-law OF
George w. Vanderbilt
ShiIalahs were the f. ature Of the cotiIon favors
at the Tuxedo Club ball last night. The dancing
took place In the large circular ballroom adjoining
the clubhouse which was beautifully decorated
with foliage and evergreens. At I o'clock supper
served In the dining room. and dancing
aftsrward resumed The cOtillon. which led
by Mr. and Mrs. Jules J. Vatable. began II
O'Clock and the favors. besides the shialahs IN
cluded Japanese dolls. gold and silver bugs. bas-
kets OF flowers and flags OF all nations. Two
chestras played alternately from the opposite ends
Of the ballroom. In the evening. prior to the ball
cottages. Mrs. Charles b Alexanders quests in
GUIDED i, Mr. ana Mrs Mysongl MT Sna AIs. = Z
Francis b. Harrison MIR and Mrs Grenvile Kane
Mrs. George L. Rives Mr. and Mrs. George Z.
Dodge and Mr. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting The
Mrs. Nicholas Fish. Mr. and, Mrs J. Frederick
Mrsi George T w ai FORSYTH had at dinner Mr ana
Mn George GTiswold H Ro5siqs ar and Mrs
Mr.; and Mrs Frederick De Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Oliver Iselln at All View until
their house on Davenports Neck. just across
The chief incident in town to-day will be the
wedding of Charles Bell Gibson GaiIlard and Miss
Adele Erben, the daughter Of Rear-Admiral and
Mrs. Erben IL Will take place at the Church Of
the Epiphany Lexington-ave- and Thlrty-hfth-st.
There VIII be no reception, but there many in
vitatOns for the church.
Oliver H. Payne has party out duck shooting in
Canada Among his guests is Dean Sage. Of Al
bany The party will remain away for the next
ten days.
Mrs. E. ]. Berwnd. Of No. East sixty-fourth-
ST.. has gone to the Hot Springs OF Virginia Her
the Deutschland for New-YorK
To-day will be one Of some interest in the sub
urbs- At the William R. Grace place. near Great
Neck. there is amateur horse show. which viii
be OF much interest to all the people who live in
that part Of L9ng Island ,, The Meadow Brook
Westchester hounds at Rye The Orange hounds
meet the Richardson farm, Goshen.
Among those who are due on the ships coming
from abroad Mrs. Horace Porter. the wife OF
the Amb5assad9E TO France: Frank Lawrence; Mrs
Mrs Henry A. Cram and the Misses Cram
An interesting incident Of the future is the an
nual sale Of boxes and seats for the Horse show
which will take place on Thursday. November s at
the Garden Theatre. The Horse Show viii begin
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Sloane will return from
Lenox about November 10 to them town house. in
West Fifty-secOnd-st, which is being prepared for
their arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Chatfeld Chatheld-Taylor
Of Chicago, proposed 10 spend the winter in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen viii pass
the autumn at Tuxedo. where they have a cottage
Mrs Adolf Ladenburg has entirely recov-
cred from the effects of her hunting accident and
is able dispense with the assistance OF her cane
She took luncheon yesterday at the WaIdorf-As-
toria. She wore frOck Of biscuit coloTed cloth
the Elton jacket OF which was braided with material
OF the same color. and set OF by large reveTs o.
white satin Her three cOrnered hat Of white felt
was worn on her face. and had its corner and out
side brim completely covered with folds OF pink
satin II was trimmed with cluster Of roses
the left side which shaded from the paiest pink
the deepest purple