New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

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| 1t was a jolly Thanksgiving. a bite in the air
made the country all the more enjoyable to those
whose good fortune led them there. AS already
said In this column. there were number Of
! mouse parties. Meadow Brook celebrated the day
by the last drag hunt of the season. The largest
sG Souse party there was given by Mrs G. Albert
and other resda now on the HenPsteaq 1esn3
| will close their houses. although notable
was was golf all over the country, and special matches
wood match was rst in inportance but here We're
EsT Ef. interesung afairs a. Knollwood APa awaIniS
Morristown. and at Ardsey. The new hunt club
fox over the hiIls an of c9aSe "fIeT anf
the Richmond County Club, down on Staten Island
Tuxedo presented excellent programme of
| tennis and squash and golf with many dinners in
! the evening. The opening of the tennis court
! at Georgian Court, Lakewood duly celebrated
with large house party. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Vanderbilt had number OF relatives with them at
hse ad thdTn ad m in af b Ggey oor2 2U 4
there was general good cheer One of the largest
given By Mr.. and Mrs william DougIas g Sloane, at
Elm Court, Lenox-
Several Newporters remained at their city by the
sea The wedding Of Miss Augusta Little and
Guy Norman which announced recently 70
! take place on Thanksgiving. has now been ar
! ranged for the Christmas holidays After the
wedding the young couple will take trip arour
small house party at FaTbor View given by Mrs
Francis Ormond French.
The entertainments narrow down to-day to one
tea This will be the debut OF Miss Hopeton
AAtsTBTy Of hs "a dpfh M Ws. Of Ns tsws
Tomorrow will be field day for teas and re-
ceptons. One Of the most notable will be that
given by Mrs Frederick GaIlatin; of No. GO Fifth
Miss Gaatin will be assisted in receiving by Miss
Hal Hall ara Miss steyens @ IN Mrs P93delt FaGhri
eiZhth-st. for her daughter. Miss Caterina Fachri
Mrs T Talbot olyPhant will have tea at her house
Helen Talbot Oyphant to society.
Colonel and Mrs Herbert Eaton are expected to-
morrow from England. They will visit Mrs.
Francis Ormond French. at Harbor View, New
port. Mrs. Eaton is the elder daughter of Mrs.
Mrs ASps s2 the 4ryas s o MT
Edwin Clarence Moer. They have been abroad
since May.
Mrs, A. J, Wilson entertained family party at
dinner yesterday evening at her home. No. 81
Gurnes and Ms RG HeFmann oereb5 nRewse d had
dinner % & Parties last night at their respective houses
American America II, Beauty roses Ysow chrysanthemums
The Comtesse de LaugIer-villars gave dinner
lI5f sye@n M at 81 he of her father John
The Saturday afternoon musicals at the Country
Club at Lakewood. VIII be resumed Tomorrow
and will continue every week throughout the winter
and spring uutn May. George J. Gould is president
yice-president, and dwight II Harris. M F. Robins
Walker and William A. Hamilton are on the Gov
ernlng Committee.
At Tuxedo yesterday Mrs Charles B. Alexander
gave a musical in the afternoon at her cottage In
ing adj jIIsr rr,e1 -,
neatre adjoining the club for a vaudeville per
formance = at which were present Mr.. ana Mrs.
and Mrs. Frederick Benedict, Mr and Mrs. J.
and Mrs spencer Trask, Mr. and Mrs Newbod Sa m5
Leroy Edgar Mr.. ard Mrs. F. p Delafed. Mr..
lard Ronalds, Mr.. and Mrs. George Griswold and
the Comte de Montesquion
Mr and Mrs r. Hall Mccormick Of Chicago
who have settled in New York will give their first
reception at their Washington Square house
Saturday. Mrs. Mccormick was Miss Sarah
Mrs Charles Thorndike Parker who was Miss
Susan De Forest Day. Mr. and Mrs Harold Nc
ing With Nj and Mrs John D. RockefelIer af Miss
are m sail as hx hRd 64 Mr. ms 6a
try. On November Il they were still! the Hotel
Bristol, in Vienna.
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain and her mother Mrs
Endicott together with Joseph Chamberlain and
his son; Austen Chamberlain, have been In Italy.
and fortnight ago were at the Hotel Royal des
Etrangers, in Naples.
Hiss Helen Johnston. a niece OF J r. Eustis, ex-
Ambassador TO France. was married Yesterday in
de4 and 10 a! Captain ~ The m2rrage
The honeymoon Will be spent in Paris.
l. is tomorrow afternoon that the reception
given each year by the governors Of the Wednes- |
day Cotillons to the patIonesses or these dances
takes place at Delmonico's The guests will be
received in the large ballroom by Mr. John Bur 7
t.tv Mrs iN Mrs
Samuel Spence. Mrs. John w Boo,hhy and Mrs /
Algernon Sidney Sullivan. The committee gov
IN charge OF the affair comprises Robert :
Gilmor. John Howell Williams. Henry c. Adams /
Richard f. Godsborough and Heth Lorou. III"
first dance takes place Tuesday next Del +.
monicp-s when the ootlon will he led by Thomas !
g Kinney. Of Richmond Va, with Miss Mary [
Newhold Lawrence.
DOUBLE WEDDING AND CHRISTENING