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


trimmed with pale blue ostrich tips.
The first OF, Mrs. Astor's series OF dinner parties
will take place about the middle Of next month
and not the middle of next week. stated yester-
day. owing to a misprint.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud are entertain
Ing series of house parties at their place near
White Plains
Many of those who own country places in West
chester propose to remain there Christmas
and until the new year. Among them the
f Mson G S0rE fc STTd W wills WILLIAM Roee
the Oliver Harrimans jr.
Congratulations in order to Mr. and Mrs
Iunius Morgan, of Princeton for the birth of
son, which took place recently. Mr. and Mrs
Morgan will pass the winter at Princeton.
The social situation at Hot Springs Va, remains
unchanged Mrs F. Rollins Morse Mrs Seth
Barton French and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt jr
have been giving small entertainments. Mrs Morse
gave nnGheon on THURSDAY Mr.. and Mrs Van
Show week
News Of Americans abroad is rather scant Miss
Van Wart has returned to London and opened her
house, after long trip abroad with Miss Hall.
Colonel and Mrs. Vivian have been paying a round
Of country house visits and Mrs, Arthur Paget has
been in Paris. The Countess Telfener is In the
same gay city, and Mrs, Mackay Will sail within
fortnight for this country Lord Essex improves
very slowly. and is able TO get downstairs once
gay Gay a s1d to rest on sofa London is filing up
With English people since their elections have been
over is full and very gay.
Mrs. osgoed Field whose husband died In Paris
fortnight ago, has gone to Rome for the winter
MSS julia Wells has accompanied her but Miss
The wedding Of Miss Elsie Mitchell. the daughter
OF 1I. mr. ana Mrs Edward Mitchell, of No. 81 East
Fitdeth-st, and Henry McKeen Ferrfday of the
Ca!umet Club will take place at St Tbomas's
Church. Fifth-ave. and Fffty-third-st on Uednes
cay "a, after99on December - It will be small
Ia1t I'm c; wFaqing MI and Mrs. Ferrday Will live In
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs returned yesterday from
a visit to Mrs. Norman De r. Whitehouse at
f1eInpstead' and entertained her sister Mrs w
vanderbilt. il, and the latters husband at her
house no East Fifty -seventh-st.
The members of the Knollwood Country Club.
near Elusford. in Westchester will give a bfr
uahce on the evening of Thanksgiving Day e
MRS Jules ReynaI has returned 10 her coun+r,,
pace, Rocky Dell. near White Plains from, TIo+
S5prnss' where she had Miss Clara Van Wyck with
inward Wiiiets has returned to his country place
at White n Plains from coaching trip to Canada
ana NeVF-England. F ~ 0uA
-sF, ana Mrs J. J. Emery have left Bar Harbor
anu are now at Lakewood for a few weeks
Mrs Edward Renshaw Jones and Ntes N1aba,
Jones VIII spend the winter at the Cambridge
WWhere Mrs. William Edgar and Mrs Fdpar o.
likewise staying. INV S r-usaF are
Among those who have returnad ~ .
Gently for the winter are Mr. and Mrs win,o r
Doose ana MISS Grace Dodge. who have closed
.heir mouse at Riverdale and are at their cit
,Io.he' M. z'z Madson-ave; Mr.. and Mrs l. Stuart
y
ana Nj and Mrs. James NJ VarnuroS NJ TN NUS Isl,
taken NO. 81 East Thirty ninth-st ""' nave
Inc hrst dance for the debutantes in PbiIadeI-
phia will take place at the Natatort,,r, -, ~
t YEN o. II WI" be given In honor Of the buds n,
lnls winter by the debutanes of last season
The engagement OF Miss Naude rac,so, .. II
Morton MerFiman, of the Calumet Club has inst
oeeh announced Miss Jackson is A daughter of
hichard Davis Jackson. Of Washington and
sister OF Mrs. D. A. Holmes. Of No 203 West Sew
enty-nlnth-st- Mr.. Merrman Is well known IN
art and athletic circles a member of man clubs
W4st F1rtvHrets 81 Homer Heminway. of No.
me women VINO are organizing the fair to be
h9io d' me "aIdorf-Astoria December 5 for
'he pe1ieHt VI tae Mothers ana Babies Hospital
ana Dlspehsary have been working hard with the
view OF introducing Interesting novelties Inf
what is generally very sercotyped affair They
nave not YET perfected their plans but they prom
ise many new features. There will be a sale of
live animals, including full blooded nunnies from,
many or the best known kennels in this country
Miss Mary Mannering (NIrs. James K HacketO had
orisinsHy promised to interest herself in the
raining OF a alin!nutye and blue blooded donkey
among ot4eI women who vii! assist the fair viii
Ee mrs. Sules ). tatahlc, and Mrs. William n.
Z. D. Stokes house in Fifty fourth . Mr. Moore
has taken most q the prizes at the Horse Show in
Chicago and intends 70 enter some OF his winners
here.