New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
SOCIETY's ENDOF THE WEEK

This ia the first week end in which there viii bs
scarcity Of men In the country II has been found
difficult to persuade leave the city on ac-
count OF the parade. Special arrangements have
been made at the different Ffth-ave. clubs 70 view
ire procession. There will nevertheless 5e many
house parties. a great number Of the going
nc1H,, on rSIe night trains or early to,r1oryov
day afternoon teas and dinners. and there viii be
Meadow Brook.
Until after the election there is nothing what
ever OF social interest going in town The
1ority OF the house parties are to extend
Election Day. Arrangements have been made At
chase will he bsid r., .h ana Ine
.a DoIy.a Ine morning hunt and meet will be post
Among the passengers who are due in Sew-York
to-day from Europe Mr.. and Mrs Cortlsndt
Field Bishop. who have been absent some six
months or more Mrs Bishop was Miss Bend Mr.
winter.
Mrs Henry Clews has returned from Hot
Springs. Va. Her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Parsons
pas has oeen IN town the entire autumn. while her
husband has been working on his campaign
Mrs. John r. Brady. who has been at her eottag.
IN Flushing for several weeks. has sustained A
painful injury to OF her limbs. Mrs Brady
however. has recuperated and is on the fair road
win her tJaS aSr eangntSr MS sianey Harris -
Stevens. Roslyn
To-day begins the Automobile Show The death
of ex-Mayor Strong will prevent Albert r. Shat
tuck. his son-n-aw, who is the presiden. OF the
Antomooile Club from taking any part in the show.
MI Shattuck has taken great deal OF interest IN
the exposition
Mrs. William P Draper and her family nave re-
turned from Bar HarbOr and are at their home
No. Col Fffth-ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel s. Lamont have returned
from Millbrook. Dutehess County. and are at their
home No. West Fifty-third-st
General Baron de Charette vino is now in rhi.
country with his American wife Miss Polk Of Ten
nessee. visiting some OF her relatives and friends
is of the finest figures OF contemporar-
French Hfe- He is gres L grandson of King
Charles Y OF France his mother having been the
daughter Of the Ill fated Due &c Berri by his NOR
ganatic English wife. Amy Brown. The Baron
who, with his stalwart figure, carriage short
white hair and beard. is a splendid specimen OF
French chivalry of a bygone generation. served
with great distineton as colonel OF Papal Zouaves
of the Papacy, behaving with conspicuous gallantry
to take part In the Franco-Cermsn War. in which
he one of the most heroic figures winning the
royal house OF Orleans he has always been
garded as near % ana 9Ta[ kipsnan 0f ai'h0gs9 ne
Prince Henri while at the Vatican he is, of course.
persona gratissma
1t is on November Is that the wedding Of NIi=4
Louise Morgan, eldest daughter Of !. Pierp"ut
Morgan, to Herbert Livingston Sa1tSTleH taxes
place. The wedding Invitations have been sent out
and the preparations for the ceremony almost
completed The Morgans have closed Cragston,
town.
Mrs NJ orme Wilson is spending the week at
her place Bay Shore.
Mrs Lewis Livingston Delaheld has taken a
house in Madison-ave.
Mrs Benjamin 5. Church has arranged to con-
tinue the meetings of the Junior Thursday Even
ing Club throughOut the coming winter, and 10
convert it into permanent organization
Mrs Leon Marie has taken sn apartment at tas
Inverness. No. go West Fitty-seventh-st~ for the
winter.
Mrs Charles B. Alexander. who is spending the
autumn at Tuxedo. was in town yesterday
Mrs. Charles Lea. of Philadelphia. will spend the
winter in New5York Her soSa daughter' Marjorie
Mrs George Rutledge Gibson is closing both her
cottage at Tuxedo and her house in town. as she
proposes to spend the winter in Paris, where her
daughter is at school.
Mr. and Mrs Pemberton Jones have leased
Friedheim, the Theodore Havemeyer place, at
Newport. for the season Of 1901
The Westchester Hounds meet Election Dar,
at $40 O'Clock at the country place OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Russell, at Quaker Ridge, New
Rochelle Mr.. and Mrs Russell will give big
hunt breakfast before the meet
Bridge whist is the feature of Mrs. Trenor l.
Parks Thursday afternoons Hill Crest, White
Plains.
Mrs Jules Reynal has returned 20 Rocky Hail.
White Plains from Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs = Oliver IseIin entertaining
a weekend house party at Al View. New-RocheEe-
Mrs Oliver Hartman has entireis recovered
from the effects Of the accident which she met
with Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs Moses Taylor are occupying their
house near White Plains
Howard WiIlett has in training number of
horses for the Madison Square Horse Show
Very brilliant was the entertainment at Tuxedo
last night organized the sake of the parish
church there 1t took the form of tableaux vivsnts
in the ballroom Of the clubhouse. Married bellies
and buds posed in frames III the glare OF the ca
cium light with great success. The living pictures
were artistically arranged and credit
alike to the stage manager and to the fascinating
hgurantes. The clubhouse was beautifully deco
ia ted. and the music furnished by Frankos
orchestra. Among those present we're Mr.. ami
Mrs Theodore Frelinghuysen. Mr.. and Mrs Adj
son Cammack. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting.
MIR and Mrs Richard DeaieId. SIr and Mrs. T
Suffern Taller. Pierre Lorilard: jr;. Mr. and Ms
and Mrs. Grenville Kane and Mr. and Mrs George
Griswold
Miss Ethel Dodd. daughter OF the Rev and Mrs.
Ira Dodd, married on Thursday To Robert
Hoe. il. of Mr. and Mrs Robert Hoe OF No.
IL East Thirty-sixth-st. The wedding TOOK place
In the little Presbyterian Church Riverdalr.