New-York tribune., 1900-11-25

sions over to her friends The Then Misses Gerry. Miss
more and the Misses Morton were members of
2ma qn@T very FRY mT j. Norman de m
J. Lee Taller. Mrs. T. suffern Taller Mrs; Fred
quite Quite another Mrs .>sIor was At the Horse SHOW
% one @ only cna Ninth her rb baid Nor
ris box Miss Roosevelt and Miss Van Aien Mrs.
Kane '- ali formed part Of the Gerry coters. Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss G9eiet who % were were
set on Que evening Mrs. John Jacob As'or sat
with m ME IS Maca Il Occupied the most
spicuous box in the Garden. Her gowns We're
terfiom She had al large parties with her and it
would seem that she intends this winter to enter
young matrons. James Henry smith gaze many
Phiadelpha his guests on rs several EaoG oGG1
Bnde Ms ames a5s9 f'q2fq E VAS
the show appearing both IN 6n 6hf aenG%n Taer
represented family with whom the history or
the Horse Snow has been nor or fss fnmV
with the exception of the Young men Alfred g. and
Phiiadeiphias reputation for beauty was not chal-
lenged and Mrs Joseph WideneT and Mrs GsrrGr PaII
more anG Washington people Mrs Frederick
Gebhard who may be said to represent Baltimore. ,
ent and she was not at the show frequeHtly' There
Heson ngf aH s sn and Miss Sara Van
Allen and Miss Roosevelt Wei We're an9ng women 1ne S 1ke
~ Ms p~escott Lawrence Mrs. Burke Roche and
Mrs Cooper Hewitt were IN seats instead Of boxes
Another incident OF the show was the emerging
from their weeds of several charming widows. who
will entertain a great deal this winter Mrs Rich
begun a series of Informal receptions and she has
had her new house done over RorgeouSly. Mrs
William F Burden also appeared IN gowns or tnlu
gated mourning and some very beautiful creations
Of the Partisan modistes art. There were no titled
visitors OF great distinction with the exception Of
the Princess Brancacchio. who was at the show
ono afternoon. and Prince Henri de Crov
Among the announcements for the future is that
~ reception Saturday December IS. TO he
given by Mrs James A. Scrymser TO- the coming
out of her niece Miss Charlotte H. Prime Mrs
Scrymser returned about six weeks ago from
long excursion In the South. 10 which she took
party of young people.
There s little of interest from abroad Mrs
Cavendish Bentinck and Miss Bentinck the
guests OF Lady Savilc. who has given a large
dance at her country seat for the coming of age
Of her daughter. Miss Heyar Mr. and Mrs Henry
White have had party at Wilton. and Mrs
Whites health Is said 10 he much improved. The
Duke OF Marlborough is at SynonFhy Lodge and
has been regular attendant a the Ouorn hunts
The newly married Duke and Duchess Of Man
chester have sailed for short visit To America
Ernest Rudolph Gunther will give p number Of
entertainments including an Oriental tea at his
apartments. NO East Forty-first-st.
The Tuxedo News is a little publication
containing history of Tuxedo and descriptions of
its various pastimes and advantages from the
pens of cottagers at Tuxedo Among the con-
tribuors are James Brown Lord who writes en-
ment: Bruce Price who writes on golf and r SUI
1rrn I iailer on tennis: This Is the first number.
terestng club notes and other Information.