New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

driving Mrs wiliam d. Sloane. Mrs. Elbridge T,
Gerry Mrs Clarence H. Mackay, Mrs Edmund H.
RayIies and Mrs George B. De Forest. In the
the restaurants were crowded 1t Is now the sea,
for little dinners and these G are the Of
the house parties for Election Day ana .ne See
+ colonies have other entertainments arranged for
/ the coming weeks.
Tuxedo has a very interesting series OF concerts
! on Saturdays These were originally given at the
home of Mrs. Pierre Lorillard jr. but since her
the club Among those who have arranged to pass
the entire winter at TuXedo Ned obn @Fe Mnroe are IN
Paris, George P Munroe. who married Miss Martha
from Paris,
Wednesday from Liverpool and will open their
town house for the winter. Mr. and Mrs Barley
Will retain their opera box FOR TWO evenings curing
the seaHon-
Miss Colgate the daughter of Lady straford.
will make her debut until next spring. when
she will ne presented. She and her mother are In
Paris. Miss Colgate is to pass the winter there in
a convent for the finishing touches of her educa-
round OF house visits.
Elaborate preparations being made for the
wedding of Miss Louisa Morgan. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. Picrpont Morgan. 10 Herbert Living
Satterlee. which will take place next Thurs
day st. Georges Church. stuyvesant Square
The centre aisle Of the church will be lane of
flowers great punches OF pink and white roses and
chrysanthemums being tied to the pews in such
a manner to alternate in color all the way to
the chancel. Tall palms behind the altar will form
a species of reredos OF green and giant palm on
each side Of the chancel will partially conceal the
stone columns Smaller plants will be arranged at
their base and interspersed with white flowers viii
form an effective background for the bridal party
during the ceremony. The altar rails and gates will
be garanded with white roses
But it is to the Morgan home on Madison-ave-
and Thirty-sixth-st. that Thorley. who has charge
of all the floral decorations has devoted his prin-
cipaI attention. The entrance hail will resemble
conservatory. with its groups Of gorgeous palms.
while the recesses the first and second landings
will be flied with Boston ferns, interpersed with
American Beauty roses. From the woodwork above.
each OF these recesses arch of Bridesmaid roses
will be arranged with punches of orchids and ten
drills Of asparagus on each side OF the base Inc
staircase. far the third floor, will be trimmed
with quantities of pink Bougainviia- relieved by
large punches of white roses tied with white riobon
In the draWig I ron and furnishings the
caught up on one side with apple green ribbon. In
the bay window on Madison-ave. and In the one
Thirtysixth-st will be large sprea1nS iI PattlS
ana of white chrysanthemITns. wii,.e of
the column: OF the windows Will hans gariaIus& & 1i
be a Continuation Of green and white growing Far
leyenes ferns predomlnating
The marquee which has been erected in The rear
Of the conservatory. through which il is ap-
preached. will decorated with dark red Which
will form an effective background FOR some rare
tapestries Between these asparagus pluulosa Will
trace delicate arabesque, and palms VIII oe ar
ranged in the corners.
The dining room splendid apartment "' the
Renaissance period. will be entirely decorated
with American Beauty roses. which will be ar
ranged in vases as Il they were growing on the
sdeDoard and on the mantel' where Terms VII" o'
In the Moorish room curtain of smilax fastened
with bunch of dark red roses wiIl NIL Grape pc one
With growing plants ana vases of dark red roses
Will be arranged on the an[el aa a9d' me door
leading the hall being draPed with curtain W am
of smiax looped mp with ia large ounch OF req
Mr. and Mrs George Spencer Eastwick arrived
on the Lucania on SATURDAY, After short stay at
Lakewood, they will go South for the winter
Charles f. Wetmore. who has been absent some
months returned the ST Louis on Saturday
Mrs Brockholst Cutting and her son. William Cut
ting. who arrived on the Lucania. nave gone 10 the
Cambridge for the winter. Their town house, Madi-
son-ave and Twenty-nnth-st., is let 10 Mr. and
Mrs Clarence H. Mackay Mr.. and Mrs. / Town,
send Burden and the Misses Burden. whose arrival
h@s haSst a9"SK re Mas6n sqare North The arquss de
Wentworth; who is known as an an'5t % ca ana 10 bt "no
ca go 10 relatives, She was passenger on the
summer, caIne over on the ST. Louis and c Stacey
Clark who has been visiting Mr ana Nine. de
Navarro a broadway. was passenger on the l-u-
There Will be meet this afternoon Of the
! Meadow Brook Hunt. The Goshen Hunt will have
! its regular meet tomorrow
! The death of Mrs Luther c. Clark took place
Yesterday at her home No IS Creamery Park. Mrs.
/ Clark was Miss Julia Crawford, and was the
+ mother OF Mrs Samuel p. Blagden. She had lived
+ a number OF -ears in Gramercy Park. She leaves
/ who lives ar No West Thrtyseventh-st. Louis
/ Clark who married Miss Cannon, and David Clark
Amos R. Enc Pinchot, AZ 81. Georges Episcopal
| Church. Stuyvesant Square promises 0 be
/ ceedingly pretty wedding. AT the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs Robert B. Mlnturn in
/ Gramercy Park, where the reception will be held
: after the ceremony the prevailing Of the floral
/ decorations will white and green. at the
titles Of white roses. chrysaut thernUrs palms and
be her maid of honor. and Clifford Pinchot will act
as his brothers best man The ushers will De
Iette Walter Effngham Maynard and DR.. Lewis
! O'Connor
Mrs. Frederick Pierson entertained at luncheon
yesterday at the Waldorf-Astoria a party com
/ prisng. among others. Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones
, Mrs James Hude Beekman and Mrs. j. J. Wysong
| a number OF we'll known people were preSen,
/ last night at Carnegie Hall for the opening con
cert in America OF Ossip Gabrflowitsch the Young
Russian pianist. One of the boxes was occupied
by Mrs. Andrew Carnegie and party Of friends
William Milne Grtnnell ana Mr.. and Mrs Pearsaii
! Field @ @aiI
Mrs. J. Lee Taller among those seen 1rj,i,,-
/ Yesterday in Fifth-ave. She was attired in a mar
| ticularly natty frock OF silver grav serge ,ba
fI5 !sGSr Of which had arga chinchilla revers and