New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27
ICE TO A CERTAIN LOCAL1TY-SO DOES NEW-YORK
IN SOCIETY.

reaction seems TO have in after the Horse
Show The extraordinary weather of Sunday and
yesterday. rain and sunshine summer heat almost
and cold blasts, had its influence. Fifth-ave
however. crowded with carriages in the after
noon and all the fashionable world was a-driving
House parties becoming compa rat lively few
although there will be some large ones for Thanks
giving. Tuxedo is preparing to celebrate that day
with great joity In the country Yesterday
there, was hunt with hounds for fo&>at Meadow
Brook and to-day there will be another drag hunt
in the early forenoon.
Colonel and Mrs Herbert Eaton sailed last week
for this country, and they expected this week
in New-York. Mrs Eaton, who brings Miss Elsie
French's trousseau, is Miss French's elder sister
She will remain at Harbor View through the
Christmas holidays with a visit 10 New-York. and
will probably act matron Of honor at the
wedding. There will be a special train from New
York on that day. About hundred and fifty
invitations will be sent out. The ceremony will
be at Trinity. wedding breakfast will follow at
Pad9 FFHnch Miss f Ess Bronaoa and MIS-
Edith Gray are to be the bridesmaids Reginald
Vanderbilt will be his brothers best man.
Lady Bache Cunard and the Marquise de Talley-
rand-Perigord were among the passengers who ar
rived from abroad on Saturday. Lady Cunard comes
over or short visit. The Marqutse de Talleyrand-
rerlgorG 1aRds e and other Business
affairs which she comes over to arrange.
Among those who will sail to-day on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse for Genoa will be Augustus
Jaw Mrs Sidney Everett Clarence Lyman Collins
Mrs Torrey and the Misses Torrey. Mrs. Frederick
Bronson and Miss Bronson These last
on the hooking ,;St but II Is possible that they
at the wedding Of Miss Elsie French and Alfred g.
Vanderbilt
Miss Mabel Denman, the daughter of MT. and
Mrs. Edward Denman will be married to DR.. Ed
mund Prince Fowler this afternoon in the Church
of the Heavenly Rest. Miss Florence MacLea will
be maid OF honor and Benjamin Price VIII be best
man. Among the ushers Will he James Ruther-
furd Stewart Hail K. Towne and DR.. Robert
Halsey.
Mrs. Astor will give dinner for young people
on December IL II will be in honor OF her two
granddaughters. Miss Helen Roosevelt and Miss
Sara Van Allen, who making their entrance into
society this season
Miss Ethel Inman gave a small reception yester-
day afternoon Der home No ia West Seven
Carreho and G. Henry Savage Landor Mrs W. c.
CULVER assisted IN receiving.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton NICK. Twomby closed
Florham, their place near Madison, \. J., yester-
day, and returned TO their town house, Fffth-ave
and Fifty-fourth-st- for the season
Miss Alta Rockefeller. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
John D. Rockefeller who has been spending some
months abroad with her aunt, Miss Spelman will
probably sail for this country on THURSDAY Her
wedding Parmeee Prentice. of Chicago Will not
take place before December Ia Mr.. and Mrs
town.
Mrs Horace Russell of No. A. Park-ave., will
give reception December II from p m. TO
E' p, NJ
Mrs. John Hone. of No. West Thirty-eighth-st.,
e4vas an afternoon reception to-day 10 introduce
her daughter, Miss Hester Gouverneur Hone.
The first of the Knickerbocker dances, organized
bv Mrs Henry Clarke Coe, took place last evening
at Delmonico's Although there was no cotlllon,
some charming little favors given These
carried out the spirit of Thanksgiving week-smal
nrn1pkins and other vegetables. The patronesses
at these dances include Mrs. Albert Eftingham
Lawrence Mrs. Herman NJ. BiEgs, Miss Frank L.
Baker Mrs. Edwar I'd D Jones. Mrs. Charles 4. Ed
wards Mrs. Wendell Phillips Mrs. ]. Ives Plumb,
Mrs James Runnen and Mrs Henry c. Coe. Miss
Helen NJ Gould is associate patroneSS. and, Win
her brother. Frank J. Gould. takes great deal OF
interest in the dances. She was present last even
ing
Society was well represented last night ut the
first performance OF Sarah Rernhardt IN
'I,Aiglon" Among those in the audience we're
Mrs / Townsend Burden. Miss Evelyn Burden,
Miss Gnendolvn Burden Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt Mrs. Charles NJ. OelriciS. Mis- LILY
OeIrichs Mrs Charles 3. Alexander, MISS dc
Forest Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H Mackay. MIS-.
John w Mackay Senator and Mrs. George Pea
OeITichs James J. Van Allen. Miss Van Alien, Ar'
and Mrs D'Hauteville. Count Ademar de Castellane,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Watts Kearny, Mrs. toopt.r
Hewitt Mrs Ade4ph Ladenburg, Ra Wins Cotttnet'
Frederick r. Coudert Robert L. cutting ana Nh'
roll Beckwith.