New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

ments his mother. Mrs. Ogden Goelet. and his
sister, Miss May Goelet. He has been made presi-
dent of the Cerce Francais and is to take part in
the series OF French plays which 10 be given
from New-York. These performances will be
able people from this city to Harvard.
The festivities at Tuxedo kept up yesterday. In
the morning there large musical given by
Mrs Nicholas Fish and Mrs. Frederick Foster at
the club. In the afternoon T. Suffern Taller and
f. II. Miles. amateur champion of England. played
Mas mstcn game e OF tennis and IN the evening r. H.
game OF squash.
The last day of the Horse Show at Orange was
very we'll attended nearly all the boxes and seats
being occupied. The murky and disagreeabe
weather interfered with the meets of the hounds
Neck. There were number of house parties at all
the resorts.
The Knickerbocke, Whist Club has been reor-
ganized for this winter. This is one of the most
enjoyable clubs in New-York. It meets each week
at the house of different members. Its personnel is
largely composed of many of the representatives of
old families and we'll known NEWCOMERS, includ-
ing Mrs; George +. Schienelin, Mrs. Livingston
Cooper, Mrs. Rhinelander Waldo, Mrs. Gouverneur
Morris. Mrs. Samuel Borrowe and Colonel AleKan-
der Robert Chisholm
There is much gayety at Hot Springs. Va where
many New-Yorkers taking the baths and living
a life of quiet enjoyment IN the open. Mrs. Seth
Barton French, whose husband has built country
mansion near the Springs, has been entertaining a
great deal. Mrs French was Miss Mary Fearn,
and her father Minister to Greece. While in
Athens she great favorite with the Court, and
several letters which she wrote at that time de-
scribing the impressions of a young American
woman abroad published in of the New
Orleans papers and widely copied Mrs. French has
among her guests Miss Glenny, Of New-Orleans,
very charming Ing girl The c9rneligs & Xander6t a
Springs last evening j. j. Van Allen Mrs. Jules
KssynaI are an1ong the wei known New orkers
hotel during the week besides joining the set which
interest are Warm Springs where an old negro has
pade his his mint juIip famous for thirty % years Flag
were once the hotbed Of Southern politics, and
were at time guests there. Among the New
Workers staying at the Springs are Royal Phelps
dleton Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs Oothout.
The westchester Hounds in spite OF the drizzling
rain, met at Rye station yesterday afternoon under
the mastershp of Eugene S. Reynal and brought,
usual number of enthusiasts upon the scene,
including Miss Madeline Knowlton, her
Quadrille n. c. Reyna H. Potter, R. Potter and
without single check, for almost eight miles
north. toward White Plains, over very fine bit
of stone wall country. requiring great deal of
clever jumping, which could be plainly seen by
m and rs wa@ Ii e m 9ng @ re96e
l. Park, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Story and Lambert
Sackett. Mrs. Thebaud followed in an automobile
At the sem-weekly of the Orange County
Hounds yesterday Jack Stewart took cropper and
suffered dislocation of his wrist which more
over. badly lacerated by a barbed wire The
mishap the only accident which occurred to
mar Of the most pleasant of the season
which started from the kennels at o'clock. 1t
stonyford Stud Farm recently purchased by J.
IN at the finish were John r. Townsend F. Gray
S%SG G ST1at on The The T Tishmah; Mss Mary Hartman
The tide of travel to and from Europe has prac-
ucaly come to a standstin. There have been com
paratively few arrivals and fewer departures
Americans becoming scarce in Paris. There
have been a number Of prominent Anglo-Amer-
leans in the gay capital recently. and among these
Lady Lister Kaye. Miss Emily Yznaga and the
seems to have been much apathy AT ali the country
mouse and shootlng parties. with a great lack OF
men.
The only large entertainment in the suburbs in
the near future is the dinner dance at Flor
ham, which. stated takes place on No
vember g. This will be the first important enter
tainment which Mr. and Mrs. H. Mex. Twombly
In November nearly all the Vanderbilt family will
be in town and as announced yesterday; Mr. and
Mrs William Douglas Sloane will open their town
for the dinner dance at Florham.
The marriage of Miss Adele Erben only daughter
ot Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Erben. to Charles B.
TlDSoH Ndilidlu looh ptace at noon yesterday al
the Church OF the Epiphany Lexington-ave and
Thirty -hfth-st The bride gowned in white silk
crepe rufted with chiffon. which also made the
yoke and sleeves. Her bodice was trimmed with a
bertha or point lace. She tulle veil fastened
with knot OF lace and spray of orange blossoms
candle over Yellow With sash and bows Of yeow
satin carrying a bouquet Of yellow daisies. was
maid Of honor. Miss Marie Lahens and Miss
Grace Hodson, In frocks Of yellow crepe de chine.
with large black picture hats and armfuls of yell
low chrysanthemums the bridesmaids Will
lam E G. Gailard was the best man, and J. L.
Parsons. Edwin White. Frank Sutton and Charles
/. Sparks were ushers. Among those present |ere
Admiral and Mrs. Barker. Rear-Admiral McCann,
Fear-Admiral FarQuhar S. Nicholson Kane. Gen
erai and Mrs. George L. Gillespie and f. 5. Bogart
WALDORF ASTOR MADE EXECUTOR
Surrogate Thomas yesterday made order ap-
oointng Waldorf Astor. the Of William Wal
dorf Astor a British subject. as executor OF
the viii OF John Jacob Astor Under a proylslon