New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25


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garnet SATIN trimmed with velvet OF a darker hue
OTHER SOCIAL NOTES
A number of dinners were given last night .,
connection with the opera. Among the hostesses
were Mrs. Aston Miss Gurnee and Mrs. William ]
schiehelin. who afterward took their guests to
morrow night at her house in Fifth-ave. prior to
the performance at the opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt leave tov,
to-day for Newport and will celebrate Thanksgiv-
ing at Oakland Farm their place at Portsmouth
r. l., where they will spend most OF the winter
Mr. and Mrs Pembroke Jones. who. like Mr. and
Mrs A G. Vanderbilt. were in town for the Horse
Show. have also left the city and gone TO AirIe
their place in North CsrolI1a, taking with then.
eiude y. K Vanderbilt Mrs stuyvesant Fish N
stewart Nj and Mrs 0IiTer Harrim aTIi s. s
Henry F. Eldridge j. ana
Many house parties are being given for Thanks
giving. Schuyler L. Parsons will have one at his
place at Isp; Long Island. his guests ncSing Miss
Reginald c. Vanderbilt.
In town Thanksgiving dinners will be given BY
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T Wilson, by Mrs. A Holland
F E9F6ss and BY Miss Mis- Psq GuFPse . while at Nor
dinner dance on that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Mckay Twombiy returned =,
town yesterday from their country place at Madi-
son. n. J.. and have opened their house, No So
Fifth-ave., for the season. Their daughter. Flor
w Seward Webb, at Shelburne Farms Vt
February IS the date arranged for the Charity
Ball In aid of the Nursery and Child's Hospital
1t will be held. usual at the waldorf-Astoris
Mr. and Mrs Frederic GaIatn have opened their
fOu hafr-a NJ
autumn.
Harry Payre Whitney returned to town on Sun
day from FIVE weeks "trip to Mexico and to ths
mining districts Of the West.
Mr and Mrs Luther Kountze will return 70 town
from their country place at Morristown y. j.. on
% R05sft l. I LSag s6f tf F 5shT Helen
Grace Church.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Alexandra have returned
TO- town from Shore Acres their country place on
Thirty-second-st for the winter.
Mr. and ms Henri I. Barley are at Tuxedo for
a few days. but will return TO town early next
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ Hoffman have returned
t2 town t from Tuxedo and are at their house in
Mrs, ". 3. Parsons. of No. 5O5 Fifth-ave. will os
at home during the winter Wednesdays.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lyman Short. who have
been spending the summer az Marienbad in Be-
nemia, have returned to town for the season
Mrs George Law. who returned 70 town from
Paris a few days ago. has leased an apartment az
the Majestic for the season.
General di CesnoIa. who has let his house in
East Fifty-seventh-st., will spend the winter with
his daughter at No. 661 Fifth-ave.. where he has
taken an apartment
Sir Tatton and Lady Sykes. the latter daughter
o: the Ri. Hon. Cavendish Bentinck and Sir Sydney
and kady W1isTG9 the affs an en- e bo5 f
the Campania. which is due here from Liverpool on
Friday night
number Of weddings are scheduled for to-day.
among them that OF Miss Caroline Belmont de
Saulles. whose marriage TO Rudolph Degener takes
place at South Bethlehem, Penn. the ceremony
being BerfoTned by Ihe IteT Dr. GiperT =; Sys
while the bride. who is daughter OF Mr. and MS.
Arthur B. de Saulles, will have no attendants at
the altar.
In town at noon Miss Julia Clark. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. George Crawford Clark. Will be mar
ried TO Horace Chase Stebbins in Grace Church.
Miss Edith Clark. Miss Marion Clark and Miss Ger
trude Sard. Of Albany will attend the bride. An
drew c Sage will oficiate best man. while
William L. Cutting. George Crawford Clark. j.;
e IStd and Robert Wrenn Win acS as Gshsrs
After the ceremony there will be a reception az
the West Thirty-seventh-st. house OF the brides
parents
Cornelius N Bliss jr- David Taylor, George
Moore. Edward T. Cockroft and Henry E owen
jr, will be in attendance as ushers on Johan jan
son. of Christania Norway, when his marriage 10
Miss Susie E. Owen takes place this AFTERNOON az
the West Fifty-SiXtl-st. house OF Dr. ana NJ
Henry T. owen, the parents OF the pride. AlSS
Edith Owen viii De her sisters only attendant
After the ceremony there will be a reception ms
young couple Will make their home IN NORWAY
Among the company that spent the week end al
the Chatsworth Club. ChatswOrth, y. J., were Nj.
and Mrs John II. Davis Miss Mary Gusts Lee and
E. n. Taller.
ITALIAN KINGS GIFTS TO CHARITY.
Rome Nov. 24-King Victor Emmanuel has sig
nalized the birth of the Princess Mafalda. Who vas
born on November 49, by ,giving 5000 10 o! ne
tails.
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS
On the Kroonland which arrived here yesterday
from Antwerp, were:
Miss Emma L. Dana. DR.. and Mrs GyuIA CN4--
Miss Mary II. Dana and family.
S. Frost. Miss Hida koenis
Miss y Frost. Miss Elsa KOenis-
The Italian Line steamship Stella, which sam
to-day. will carry among others:
H Her Sev Davis Stanton As asS eaTa:a
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs Frances Fuller Victor. who died recentN ~
Oregon, was known as the historian OF the NoI''
west being the author OF a number OF historical
works on Oregon Washington. Idaho and Aoh
tana. She was born in Rome. N T. IN so ~