New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
ABOUT SOCIETY

the subject of good deal of discuss;o9s "ds
various clubs to which he belongs espec;sr,. 'ne
the knickerbocker. He will probably he ~ ae
member of the new city administrator ~ ase only
York to enjoy the right to vote at Engiish pNsw-
of the old English University of Cambridsaan S an a
he TOOK his degree after graduating at Col1bs bsers
Among the features of the social progranr.
to-day, besides several weddings are the w..
the Meadow Brook Hunt and the hunt breoLs
given by Henry F. Bull. the acting master a. 49,
clubhouse; the automobile races Organizes r. -
Long Island Automobile Club on the Ocsa, po,,' me
gam between Columbia and Cornell AZ tb booIoali
Grounds, and between Yale and Princeton ar roo
members of the fashionable set have cue hse younger
ganized TO run down to New-Hayen this a-tor or
noon to witness the game there.
j. Henry Smith has moved into the house ,rn,..
he recently purchased from the executors o, So
late Frederick Benedict and which he had ALREADY
The Governor General of Canada and LADY u,,o
who arrived from Ottawa yesterday for the purno
of seeing off their two daughters to-day on boars
the Atlantic Transport steamer Marquette are
staying at the Cambridge. and expect to return to
the Dominion tonight on board the private car
Victoria, which brought them TO town.
Mr. and Mrs James Abercrombie Burden ir who
building house on the north side of Eas,
Ninety-frst-st., opposite that of Andrew Carneea
SfYfv
town. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Brooks, who were married
on Thursday at Basic City, Va, will spend tho
winter at Aiken. where Mr. Brooks first met Mrs
Brooks. '
Mrs George L. Peabody has arrived in town from
Boston for the Horse Snow. and will sail soon
afterward for Pau
George Peabody Eustis has transferred to Mrs
Eustis the Wheeler place at Newport which he
purchased last year. Mrs. Eustis is at Newport at
present.
The annual junior bali of Columbia will not take
place this year. as usual, before Christmas but on
January II, at Sherrys.
Mr.. and Mrs. william ]. Schfefelin have re-
turned to town from Scarborough and are at their
/ house, in East Sixty-sixth-st-. for the winter.
Anson Phelps Stokes is reported to have pur-
chased place at ColIender's Point. at Noroton
Conn, adjoining the country of John D. Grim
Minis and of Edwin Trowbridge. with the object Of
Dulldlng summer nome there ms must De
taken in conjunction with the announcement made
last spring that the Stokes country place at Lenox
was for sale.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. spottswood
D. Schenck, for dinner party on December To- at
her house, in Lexingten-ave.. in honor Of Miss
Julia Edgar, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Newbold
Edgar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have lefl town FOR
their country place in North Carolina
reception will be given to-day by Mr. and Mrs
John A Hadden. sr.. their house. No 16 West
Fifty-irst,st. to meet the Rsv and Mrs II II, Ernest
rector OF st. Thomass Church
Lord AIbemare and Mrs. George KeppeI are
spending the week end Westbury as the guests
of Wiiam c. Whitney
Francis Burton Harrison has left town with
party OF friends for yachting cruise in Chesa-
peake Bay. His little girl. born in the early part
of last month. has received the name OF Virginia
Randolph.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph E. widener have taken the
house Of the late Sir RodericS Cameron, the
northeast corner of Madison-ave. and Thirtyfourt-
St, for the winter.
Mrs John r. Ogden. jr. will be at home at her
house No 215 West Fifty-frst-st-. Saturdays.
November Is and %. after o'clock
dinner party was given Thursday evening
by Mr. and Mrs. wilnot T. Cox at their house, in
West Ninth-st., for Miss Mary Jewett and Georgs
Carey, of Baltimore, whose engagement has re-
Miss Mary Belknap and Mr. and Mrs Wilson
Lloyd
Miss Mary Newbold will make her debut at a Re-
ception which her mother. Mrs Thomas NeWnola
will give for her on December at her house. MOI
East Thirty-ifth-st. Miss Whitney, daughter Of
Mrs. A. r whitney will be presented TO society
at i reception given by her mother November .
at her house No y East Thirty-seventh-st- Miss
Nav Hadden daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Hadden and Miss Julia Hoyt, daughter OF AIs
Gerald l. Hoyt. will make their DEBUT next hi'l'%