New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-14
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

That the season has begun is demonstrated by
the number Of dinners that arc being given and
by the amount % cards and invitation that each
mail brings 10 ones door. Society's schedule is
already We'll filled from 10 the beginning
OF Lent. and those hOstesses who have not yet
settled the dates OF their projected hospitatIes
an evening that is free IN 50 Tar that It does not
conflict with entertainments already determined
who had dinner parties last night were Mrs. Her
enlist
Miss Mae DrexeI Fell. daughter OF Mrs. Alex
ander Van Rensselaer,. who makes her debut at
dinner dance given in her honor tonight by her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. George W.. Childs
RTeNe s4 a{ t fS s9gs Pa w esr N
with her aunt. Mrs. John r. DTexeL
MI and Mrs c. oliver Iseln and the Misses
Iselin have gone TO their place at Premium Point.
on the Sound. where they will remain until Mon
g3g when they viii come into town for the Horse
Princess GaIatro-CoIonna and her mother. Mrs
John W. Mackay. who arrived Wednesday from
Europe. will make their headquarters at the Bel
gravia during their stay In New-Iork-
Ira kin. r.. is the chairman and 5. w Bald
win the secretary of the committee in charge Of
the horse show which will take place on Noyemher
East Orange. The entries close Tuesday next.
There will be a meet to-day OF the Meadow Brook
Hunt at the Jericho Toll Gate. and a large neld is
expected.
December has been set as the date Of the mar
riags or Miss Alice Constance Ward. sister of
Reginald Ward to Captain Cyril Tew. of the 1st
West Yorks Regiment at Holy Trinity Church.
sIoane-st.. London. AfteTwaTd there VIII be a re
moon will be spent at Reginald Wards place. near
Twickenham-
January II has been set the date OF the we'd
ding Of Miss Augusta Robinson. daughter OF the
late, E. Randolph E R9biRs9G and Captain L. W.
Packington ChetWynd X N
Clarence Lyman Collins has returned TO town
from shooting trip in the Adirondacks. and is
established at the Ansonia for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll have leased
the Beauclerk villa at Hot Springs. Va. for the
month dating from next Thursday. They have
been occupying the Chaplin cottage until now.
The seawanhaka Yacht Club announces that its
premises in this city. No. II West Forty-fourth-st.
will be open on Saturday afternoon to women
escorted by members OF the club
Mrs Oliver Hartman IT.. Mrs. John l. Water
bury and Mrs Henry 5. Lehr are among the pa
lronesses. of a series OF musical teas which Mrs
at No S West Thirty-third-st. and at which sew
eral singers and musicians viii make their debut
The first Will take place on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson. ir.. will leave
town for the South after the Horse Show. and will
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Mortimer Brooks. who have re-
turned from Newport at their house. In East
Forty-ffth-st.. for the season.
Mr. and Mrs F. Robert Schen are at the Man
haitian Hotel until their house. No q East Sixty
second-st-. Is ready for their occupation at the
beginning of next month.
Mrs. Raymond Rogers and Miss Julia Rogers
have returned to town from BiltmOre n. c., and
are at the Lenox. No. West Thirty-sixth-st.. for
the season.
Mrs. w. n. Beaucerck. wife of the British Min
lister in Peru and daughter of Sir Robert Hart the
Inspector General of Imperial Customs in China,
Park-ave- South Orange. N j.
Mr. and Mrs oliver Hartman will open their
house. in Park-ave. next week. for the season.
Lady Herbert left town yesterday to join her
husband. the British Ambassador at Washington
Mrs. Walden PeH has issued invitations for 4
dinner dance at Sherry's December II for her
daughter Gertrude.
Mr. and Mrs. James l. Kernochan announce their
intention OF holding a two day bench show at their
place, at Hampstead. in the spring.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones returns to town tomorrow
from Aire. her place in South Carolina. and will
remain here throughout the Horse Show week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting leave town to-
day 10 spend the week end at Oyster Bay. Long
Island.
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR HAS LUMBAGO.
Vienna, Nov 1s-In consequence of a slight at
tack Of lumbago Emperor Francis Joseph's usual
Thursday reception at the palace was counter