New-York tribune., 1901-11-01


tensively represented this morning in the vario,.
churches of the city and of the country places
near as the festival is one which is observed NOT
only by the Roman Catholic Church but Iikewiss
by the Protestant denominations All HalIowsa1
was celebrated last night in the customary manner
country clubs around New-York. ~
1t Is tomorrow that the annual exhibition OF tho
Automobile Club of America opens at Madiso,
Square Garden, and quite a number Of members of
the fashionable set interested in automobiles ar.
returning TO town from the country for the pur-
pose OF taking In the show.
The body of Mrs George NJ Woolsey daughter
the late Richard Morris Hunt arrived hero
yesterday the Majestic in time for the funeral
at Grace Church at O'Clock, the body being taken
directly from the pier to the church George M
Woolsey accompanied the body Of his wife who
died in London on October lg
Many of those who had been at Mrs woolsev,
wedding in Grace Church last February were at
the funeral yesterday. among them being Mrs. W
Bayard Cutting Mrs. Lucus X Wilmerdng Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs. Richard
Irwin. Rawlins L. Cottenet. Mr. and Mrs. George
s. Bowdoin Miss Eweretta KernOchan Mrs
Gouverneur Kortrfght Mrs. Cadwalader Jones and
Peter Marie. The services were conducted by the
the Rev Dr. Morgan Dix. The chancel was almost
filled with flowers. The altar was yelled with
vioIets The violet colored pail which covered the
valley and white roses The body will ne taken to
Newport to-day where the burial takes place to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs William X. Vanderbilt. jr-. have
arrived in town from Garden City and are at the
Waldorf-AStorla
1t is at St Margaret's Church, Westminster, and
not as previously stated. at ST Georges. Hanover
Square that the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Duer
Bronson to Lloyd Carpenter Griscom. United States
Minister to Persia, takes place tomorrow at l
o'clock.
The Earl of Albermare has. according to cable
DISPATCHES from Europe sailed board the Oceanic
for New-York with his sister-in-law. Mrs. George
Keppel, in order to he near his brother; on George
Hospital.
Mrs Paul Trckerrnan is among those who have
followed the example of Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock.
tr in dscardng the side saddle She appeared at
the Goshen meet Wednesday astride OF her
horse
The country house at Rye occupied throughout
the summer by Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Ham
r,ond who returned to town last week de-
stroyed by fire on Wednesday night. II belonged
to William H. Catlin-
Those who anticipate going to Europe next year
for the coronation were somewhat relieved TO
learn through an official announcement in The
Ion,ion Lancet" published yesterday. that there
Kings alleged ailments and that. the contrary.
he is in good health and has undergone no opera
ton.
". Bayard Cutting in Washington yesterday.
and was invited luncheon at the White House
with the President
Among those who arrived yesterday on the Ma
iestIc from Liverpool were Sir Wemyss Reid. now
general manager of .Casseils Magazine, Editor
in turn of The Leeds Mercury and Of The Lon
don Speaker" and the author OF numerous vol
umes OF memoirs including those OF the nrst Lord
Tourhton and of Lord Playfair, and Of the Life
OF William E. Gladstone
Mrs. l. Townsend Burden has arrived in town
from Newport.
new dancing class has been organized by MIS-
David Dows jr. which will meet at Sherrys on
December 49, 81 January /. February :, March IA
and April l.
Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt's class and Mrs Ben
tanin s Churchs will also meet at Sherrys again
this year. where, as usual. the junior cotlllonS.
Cinderella dances and the five cotillons organized
bv Mrs Schuyler Quackenbush viii be held The
dates of Mrs Pratts dances are December and 2.
January IS February and April :. Mrs Churcns
class viii meet December l3 and q January ".
February and a and April H. Inc thTee Junior
rotiilons will be given on December 3, January I
ana February 4 Thursday. December 3, and Janu-
and the i've cotIons will be danced on December
Is and go January II and 81 and March 81
The Nineteenth Century Club will hold its meet
inrs AT sherrvs on November u. December 10,
January "A. February II. March IL and Aprh D.
Mrs CadwaIder Jones returned 20 town yester-
dav from staying with Mrs. Edward Wharton at
Lerox. and is at her nome in East Eleventh-st
for the season
The governors OF the CotrIon or Eighty have or
ganlzed the Amsterdam Theatre Parties. which al
ready has sixty members They are considering
the advisability OF having two parties OF thirty
members each instead OF one OF sixty.