New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
ABOUT SOCIETY.

Iuxedo's ball. at which several debutan,. IN
make their appearance is the PRINCIPAL feat,,.
the social programme for to-day The CHM 49, :. -
Is crowded. and house parties being given -
'he various cottages in connection with the ar,t-
some OF the largest being those OF Mr. ard NJ
George r. Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 49,
ander and Mr.. and Mrs James B. Haggin ~
clubhouse will be prettily decorated for the -
casion. autumn foliage. fruits and grasses roins =
ceedingIy effective bacEgroTnd for wen baI Is an
and especially for the white frocks Of the dsS5,
The nS and xs Mrs baas bSns 'q Tp5sdo P
Mr.. and Mrs. n. D. Havemeyer IN Mr sn5 nnsslt
Sartell Prentice and Mss Kathleen Emmet MIS-
Baron Louis Ambrozy Seden Secretary =,
the Austrian Legation at Washington has arr,vs5
in New-York for the purpose Of taking Ieava 90 ~.
friends here. as he has been transferred 10 ano4b
post DR.. HenSelmtller Won Heneervar the Austro
Hungarian Minister at Washington likewise a.
of his leave Of absence The minister was accor
passengers OF board the Deutschland were DR. srs
Mrs Mrs w w NJ. g HsImuth' Mrs Cyrus Fl. Mecormick'
bridge, Mrs. stephen Peabody Miss Peaboiv
George Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Z. Rice NrSs'
Lyman Short. Mrs. w r. Travers and A. l. Terri S--S'
Invitations have been sent out by Walter 8
Gurnee for the marriage of his granddaughter
Miss Grace Gurree Scott; TO George Rathbone Dyer
on THURSDAY afternoon November Z. in the Church
OF the Heavenly Rest Fifth-ave- and Forty-ffth-st
Yesterday was carnation day at the Flower
Show, and the President Roosevelt a large and
perfectly formed flower Of deep scarlet and Of
hardy growth. competed with the dainty and deli
cate colored floral namesake OF Viola Allen The
fashionable attendance showed no wane in the
lions are being made for satraT Wbeb pepaTa
the closing day Of the affair, and devoted an IN
rivalled display of chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Richard Gambrin has returned to town
from Newport for the winter.
Mrs. Moses B. T. Goddard is returning on the
Majestic Mr.. Goddard arrived from abroad sew
eral weeks ago
Mrs. Perry Tiffany and Mr. and Mrs James Hu5s
Beekman will return town Tuesday next for
the winter from Newport
Mr. and Mrs. William v B. Kip have returned
TO town. and are at the Hotel Bristol for the
winter
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Morgan Dix have arrived
In town, and are az their house, in West Twenty
ffth-st.
From Philadelphia comes the news that before
sailing for the West Indies the day before yester
day board his yacht. the Margarita. Colonel A.
]. Drexel completed the purchase OF country
place near Bryn Mawr. The property is known as
The Red Rose Inn tract, and comprises 10 acres
rner home OF ex-AttOrnev General Wavne Nae-
Veagh and at one time belonged 10 Frederick Phil
lips. since whose death 1t has been closed.
Boston. Oct "a (Specia)-The Rev John Moore
McGann and Miss Marion Clifford Duncan were
married in Trinity Church to-day. The bridegroom
is the rector Of the Church OF the Holy Spirit al
Mattapan. He a graduate of Trinity College in
1894, and OF the Cambridge Divinity School in 1897
The bride is the daughter OF the late Rev Dr.
Samuel Duncan. The wedding was witnessed by
large and fashionable gathering. The wedding
party walked down the aisle while bridal march
by Du Bots played The ushers wore frock
coats and white chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids.
crowned in yellow crepe de chine, wore black pict-
Ure hats and pearl pins, and carried white chrys-
an uthemuns and maidenhair fern bouquets The
brides gown was OF white satin. point lace and
chiffon. cut princess. She carried bouquet Of
white roses and maidenhar ferns. and wore red
rose in the hair, according 10 the German custom.
The altar decorated with palms, autumn
leaves and chrysarthemums- The bride was given
away by her brother, Albert Greene Duncan. The
Rev. z. Winchester Donald assisted in the service.
the couple being married by the Rev. Theodore
Irving Reese, rector Of St MichaeIs. Milton and
cassnnate of the bridegroom During the ceremony
an arrangement Of Tristan and Isolde" was played
on the organ. The ring was used during the ritual
The MendelssChn Recessivnal was played after the
ceremony