New-York tribune., 1901-11-19


Wednesday. December T. for her daughter NJ on
of the seasons debutantes at her bo-aa'
West Thirty-seventh1st Mrs Winters was to-'
meTy Mss a,s Nm Anne h1a1% She is granddaughtsr
Mrs. sartell Prentice will give reception ,o-
daughter. Mary. December at her bous.e
Lexington-ave. while Mrs. Price Collier Will "a
sent her daughter, Miss Robbins to soc,atpre t pre-
December s e'y On
The Meadow Brook and Orange Cor,+,. -,
continue their meets throughout the week in .ns.
Of OF the horse show The runs take place earIv ~
the Day leaving the afternoon and evening fraa
for the show at the Garden. iee
At the Assembly Ball. which as already ,o,s
this column, will take place at the WALDORF a,
toria on Thursday. December u. the cotllou will -
led by Alexander NJ Hadden. He will Htss
lead the first Junior Coton. which takes psss
sherry's on Tuesday, December g. 'aee d.
Among those sailing to-day for Eurons ~.
A. Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. William Walter Pbs,,s
Mr. and Mrs: Paul Dana. Mr.. and Mrs WiIIar
H Russell Mrs William Payne Simpson. and W
Teplow. the Russian Consul General in NeW-Yor.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Burnett have returnsd,.
town from their country place at Cooperstovn
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson and Mrs Micbas
Herbert spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt at the place which they have
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dnlwyn Gloss. who are ..,n
on their wedding trip will remain Lenox until
the completion Of their house in Fifty-seventh-st
Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden William P Bu-
den. E. L. Winthrop. Amos F. Emo. Mrs. John G.
Moore and Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel T Robb are
From Philadelphia comes the announcement o,
the engagement of Miss Celestne Eustis to Charles
Bohlen. of the Knickerbocker Club. Miss Eustis
is a daughter OF the late James B. Eusts United
States Ambassador to France during President
Cleveland's last Administrations Charles Bohen is
the of Mrs Charles Bohlen. OF PHILADELPHIA
and graduate of Harvard, class OF So
Senator Chauncey VI. Depew who is to deliver
an address at the opening Of the Charleston ex-
R059n 11 faq f IL foRf6f5 s Of @ 2g ssp
and to we'd on Christmas Day in Paris
James Henry Smith gave dinner party last
evening his home. in West Fifty-second-st.. and
afterward took his guests TO the horse show.
Henry T Sloane will give dinner dance at
Sherry's on December 10 for the debut Of Miss
Sloane his daughter.
The first meeting this winter Of the Thursday
Evening Club will be held on rss December at the
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gould have closed their
country home at Ardsley and have opened their
town house at Fffth-ave- and Fffty-sixth-st, for
the winter
William c. Whitney gave a LUNCHEON party yes-
terday at Sherry's. His guests included Lord Abe
marie
Mrs William Post has taken No. Il East Sixty
seventh-st for the season. Mrs Post is the sister
of Mrs. Frederick ". Vanderbilt.
Mr. and Mrs John D. Rockefeller. tr.. are now
established at their home. No. 13 West Fifty
fourth-st.
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr, who. together with
Mrs VI Ornne Wilson. spent the week end wfh
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish at her country place at Gar
rison's returned YESTERDAY TO town. Miss Laura 7:
been staying with her aunt. Miss Patterson, at
Baltimore. likewise returned to Town.
Miss Havemeyer is staying with Miss Ethel
Rockefeller at William Rockefellers house, in
Fifth-ave-
Mrs Richard Morris Hunt has arrived in town
from Rive Y Y and is at her house in Madison
ave Her daughter. Mrs. Livingston Hunt is stay
ing with her
News Ferry Va. Nov. IS (SpecaD.-The wedding
Of Miss Frances Coleman daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Nathaniel P. Coleman. and Roger Williams Of
New-York took place to-day at O'Clock. IN tne
E-nfscopal Church here. The bride is known as
The Rose of Virginia The bridegroom Is a
member of an old Connecticut family and DE-
scendant of Governor Roger Williams since MS
graduation from Yale with the class Of 1890 ne ha
been engaged in business in New-Fork Inc naa
- boror was Miss Ellen Douglas Bruce. The
bridesmaids were Miss Evelyn Page Edrnunds. o.
Virginia. a cousin Of the bride. and Miss Gladys
Connolly. who will be one Of the debutantes OF sar
smaller Williams of Hartford. Conn., 9rother OF sr
Srideeroom The Rev George McFare1, br!1u.
arfoSrned the ceremony \ breakfast followed a.
fba oId Colonial home of the brides family FE@I vel
view The future home or the young eONp0 VI"
be in New-York.
PRESIDENTS GUESTS AND CALLERS
Washington. Nov. Is (Soeci4D.-F. P Sarsen.,
Grand Master Of the Brotherhood OF Lo0O--''
Eirenoen dined with the President and Mrs HooSe
,.r, This evening He left the White House aOOu'