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


=, the fashionable world until after Thanksgiving.
r. feature Of the week in town has been the very
,ccessful sale Of boxes for the Horse Show, which
,ree held at the Garden Theatre on Wednesday last
The gathering large and it was very wise
ore on the part Of the directors 20 hold the sale
A. the theatre, which is comfortable and much
se.ter adapted for an affair of that kind than the
small concert room. From present indications 1t
yrnuld seem II the Horse Show would be one of
he most brilliant ever held in this city.
TIE taking away of the second and third tier of
boxes has changed the locations somewhat this
rear 1t was right above the entrance in these
boxes where the Tuxedo and Hampstead and West
chester. hunting sets wont to congregate
They have become somewhat scattered by the
change In the allotment the Twenty
seventh-st. side there are some noteworthy
changes Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry Will
occupy No. II This was held last year by the
Branhan Giiberts and Stevens Ullman Mr.. and
Mrf J. Lee Taller VIII have No. IS: Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney J. Smith No. IL; John Drew. whose daugh-
ter is to make her debut. No: T. There are very
&c n me fashionable world prefers to be nearer
the Madison-ave. entrance than formerly.
Box No ~, on this same side will be occupied by
Colonel and Mrs Delaney Kane 1t is their first
appearance at the Horse Show in several years
Goelet Gsllattn has No 81, and Frank Sturgis has
taken for unknown party at present No. 3d.
On the lower side of the Garden there have been
very few changes. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Stickney
have taken No. u, which is corner box. Mrs
Hermann Oelrichs has No. "a and Mrs. George
Croker has No s. the same that she had last
season One Of the very best boxes in the Gar
den No. o. has been taken by James Henry Smith,
the bachelor millionaire who has lately come into
the fortune left him by his uncle who lived for SO
many years a recluse IN London club Mr.. Smith
has been Of the chief entertainers at Tuxedo
this autumn. and has taken the Benedict house IN
town for the winter Several of the boxes were
purchased by agent, presumably for out Of town
or other customers In the list do not appear the
names of any of the Vanderbilt family. Colonel and
Mills None Of the Belmonts have box this
season.
The end of the week has been delightfully."- passed
by those who have been in the immediate vicinity
Of New-York. Friday Notwithstanding the very
disagreeable weather. gala day. The dinner
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs H. Nick. Twombiy at
F1orham very jolly affair 1t was in no
sense ball, but what has already been described
this column a neghborhood dance. The en-
tertainment given by Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Dillon
Ripley at their place Hampstead was much
more elaborate Numerous house parties were
made up and the guests attended the dance. Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish OF large party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Hartman. jr Mr.. and Mrs P. Lorillard Ronalds.
James henry Smith and William K. Vanderbilt,
sr., We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Norman ne re
r Whtehouse There were dinners S ana f tara
are many house parties all over the surrounding
country.
This week there are a number Of weddings. They
are all church ceremonials, and "Wednesday es-
peciallv society will be kept very busy attending
them. One OF the most notable will be that OF
Miss Gertrude Minturn, the daughter Of Mrs. Rob
ert B. Minturn, and Amos R. Pinchot. which will
take place at ST. Georges, Stuyvesant Square, in
the afternoon. It will be followed by large re-
ception at the Minturn home. In Gramercy Park
nah Nv nhof nd MtEG MirflIr haV he
residents Of that neighborhood since they were
children. The. family connections Of the Minturn
and Emo families very extensive and there have
been many invitations sent out Miss Minturn has
recovered entirely from the illness. species Of
scarlatina, which she contracted at MuIssg Bay.
which was prevalent at that watering place this
hest nnaa viii be Henry Lane Emo. the cousin of
the bridegroom, and the ushers. whose names hare
been given several times IN this column, Edwin
o. Hotter, Dr.. Lewis O'Conner Walter Efingnam
Maynard. Curtenius Gillette and Hugh Mnturn-
The wedding of Miss Laura Miller the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Addison Miller, of No IS
West Thirty-seventh-st.. and Edward S. IshaIn, 1r
Of Chicago. will also take place on Wednesday,
The place of the ceremony will be the Church of
the Incarnation Madison-ave. and Thirty-ffth-st
Mrs. Frederick P Knapp the brides sister. VIII be
matron Of honor. and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Susan Dm m daSghte6 Of M and Mrs. I Henri
Isham. sister Of the bridegroom. and Miss Evelyn
best man and the ushers viii be Pierrepont Isham
William B. Isham G. Beekman Hoppin. George
s. Brewster ]. wesley Doane, Jr, and James E
miller,
The wedding of Miss Louise Morgan the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, and Her
bert L. Satterlee will one of the notable Of
the year. There has been much nonsense written
about it. and many exaggerated rumors Of the gifts
Of Mr. Morgan and his family TO the bride. ranging
from check for 100000 handsome house in
Fifth-ave. and jewels galore. Miss Morgan is
young who has devoted herself to study
and besides being very cultivated and clever is
adept In all open air pasiimes. Mr.. Satterlee Is
universal favorite. and the dinner arranged in his
Iniversity Club can only be regarded as one of the
many marks of appreciation which have been
rnony which win be very simple will take place
the afternoon a st. Georges, Stuyvesant Square
home Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. Pierpont Morgan, in Mad
h0nsTe The brides sister VII be her IN maid 81
ment. where they will live when they return from
their wedding trip.
1t is almost too early to speak definitely about
the occupancy of the opera boxes this winter
There are few changes, but the majority OF
the stockholders will hold their parterre boxes for
the season. The Vanderbilt family emerging from
mourning will occupy their boxes. and the present
in this country OF both Mrs. Ogden Goelet and
Mrs. Robert Goelet viii be a bar to attempt TO
rent these boxes this year. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nor
timer Brooks have taken Box "a with Mrs Robert
Goelet and Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Burden will
share box with Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry.
Ar. and Mrs. Charles y. Alexander will have the
s stlee bog for one evening in the week: Mr. and
gays and Wednesdays. but on Fridays the George
PoTtant changes. Mr. and Mrs James speyer and
Miss Leary and George Scott viii share the August
Pembroke Jones and MI and Mrs George E. Dodge
viii share the Juilliard box
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and her daughter,
GLADYS ed here