New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

entertainment at one Of the residences Of thu 80
ionable set She has so many personal friends -
the boxes that she is sure to be overwhelmed Utth
flowers in the course of the opera numbeTT VIZ y,
The Horse Show is over. The Yaie-Harvars g..
Ball game has been played and while the opera MIN
keep society. as a whole, in town, the natio,aI
festival Of Thanksgiving. suggestive of family an
ners and good cheer and fellowship win ,.r.
many to the country. where there will be numeron.
house parties. Thanksgiving, to be Celebrated -
an orthodox way. should be held away from, -.
city. One OF the many entertainments On @,.s
day will be the large dinner dance to be giver a.
the country place of Mr. and Mrs Louis Thebaus
at Morrtstown. ana at which Peter B. FreI,~+
huysen Will lead the cotillon with Miss Aliea r..
nam. The different country clubs have preparaa
special programmes for the occasion. and at Chats
worth there will be a house party and an ala
fashioned Thanksgiving dinner. Cards are pour
ing in by each post and Invitations to teas and
receptions seem to multiply each day. Decembs-
is the month in which many Of the debutantes will
have their innings. The Assembly Is a fortnight
town. and It promises to be a gay. brilliant and
a memorable season
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Morgan Dix have iszuss
invitations for a large dinner on December II An
connection with the Assembly Ball at which tbae-
younger daughter, Emily. is 70 make her debut
Mrs Artemus H. Holmes gives a reception on
December 10. at No. 453 Madison-aye for the dsbnt
OF Miss Lillian Stokes Holmes '-'
Mrs. William John 8Iatheson gives reception q,
Friday afternoon at Sherry's for the debut OF her
daughter Anne
The governors Of the Wednesday CotIIon give
their annual reception on Saturday afternoon next
at Delmonico's for the patronesses Of the class
T Tdb l W o, Ms Oliver livingston Jones Mrs
win \. Stevens. Mrs. Thomas RandoIph Prics a15
Mrs. Montgomery Schuyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Livingston announce tina
engagement Of their daughter Angelica TO Henrv
B. Hollins. ir.. who is stiu at Harvard and whosa
parents have Just moved into their new house No
II West Ftfty-stxth-st. The wedding is likely 10 b
H. B. Hons have recently retained 10 to1E HS ; MS
Meadow Farms. their country place at Isip.
Another engagement which has been announced
is that Of Miss Ethel Robinson, daughter Of James
A Adn Robinson No g East Twenty-nrst-st to
Still another engagement which became known
yesterday is that OF Miss Edith Gray. daughter OF
Judge, John Clinton Gray. to Robert S, r Hitt,
second secretary Of the Cnited States Embassy at
Berlin and son Of Congressman Hit OF Illinois
Among the weddings of the week which opens
to-day Is the marriage OF Miss Caroline Belmont
De saulles, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Saulies, 10 Rudolph Degeuer, which takes place at
South Bethlehem on Tuesday, Miss De SaulIes
On the same day the marriage OF Horace Chase
Steobins 70 Miss Julia Seymour Clark. daughter OF
place IN toWn n al GGF grace charcR at G aoda vi" taxa
The wedding OF Mrs Alfred Roosevelt to the Rev.
T J. Bowlker takes place tomorrow az Boston It
viii be q quiet affair. and only near relatives will
be present. Mrs. Roosevelt was relative Of ths
late Minister 70 the Court OF St. James. James Rus
sell Lowell
Miss Augusta K. Lyon. the third daughter OF the
late Or, Samuel Kuypers Lyon, married at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon to John Walker e.
mendorf IN the Church Of the Incarnation: She was
dressed in white satin creme de chine trimmed
with old duchess lace. and q tulla veil fast
ened with spray OF orange blossoms and duchess
lace She carried a bouquet OF white orchids Her
uncle, John H. Abell save her away. Her younger
sister. Miss Marjorie Comstock Lyon, her maid OF
honor ard only attendant. was dressed IN white
silk null and wore big black hat trimmed with
white feathers Her bouquet was OF uIes-of-ths-
valley and white roses. Dwight EImendorf was his
brothers best man. and George Mussrove. Charles
S kellogg. George Armstrong. Ross NJ. Turner
and Augustus Fleming King were among the ush-
ers. After the ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev. DR.. William NJ Grosvenor. there was
reception. limited to relatives only at the home
Of the brides family No. Is East Fisty-seventh-
St. as the Lyons are in deep mourning Upon their
return from their honeymoon Mr., and Mrs Elmep-
they have taken an apartment for the winter.
MIS- william Post has returned from ChaISWcrL1
10 town. and is staying with her daughter Mrs. J.
Lawrence Van Allen. at the Iatrer's house. in East
Fiftieth-st
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt has Joined her hus-
band at No. = Park-ave-, which he has leased until
February.
Dr. and Mrs. Isaac L Kip and Mrs William Y.
B Kip return town from Washington to-nor-
row TO thstr house, In F1fth-ave.
Mrs Mcclellan widow OF General George B. Nc
Clellan Is staying with her sister. Mrs Edward
Clark at Morristown. n J.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt are expected
in town during the course of the week Their house
No: $50 Fifth-ave. is being put in readiness fST
their arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. William RhInelander return to-nor-
row from Lakewood TO their house in West Forty
eighth-St
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Olyphant and the Misses
Olyphant have arrived in town from their country
place, at Wyckot. N J.. and are at the GlenHoFe
for the winter.
Mrs. Howard Townsend has leased the Galauh
house No. 1Sl East Seventy irstst for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Bonner who have been spend
Ing the summer at Nirvana, Mrs. Bonner's place az
Stamford. Conn, have leased a house in East
Twenty-hrth-st, for the season.
in town from their country place, Hoosic Fails
y. Y. and are at their house. in Park-ave.. for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. witherbee have likewise
arrived in town from their place, Lake Cham
Nil fv and NhaV, in hay