New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02
NEM.YORK SOClETY.

that il will be almost impossible 10 keep ttdck o.
visitors particularly If there IS any desire 70 PIc-
vent the call of a man being known
NETWORK SOCIETY.
Election Day coming this week makes an extr&
holiday. and nearly all the house parties will be
continued until after that date. At Meadow Brook
this is always gala occasion, and this year ike
wise there will be races run by gentlemen riders
Morristown has also some entertainment in store
at the Country Club and it will also be gala day
at Tuxedo. The general return 10 town always
dates from Election Day, and. while there has been
a sporadic season az different times during the
early and late autumn Very few Of The large to b
suburban resorts aG2Suacs their las' s4teftain
Try houses VIII nnser on 9n aIter oTd Ed
only Fortnight away, and a week afterward will
take place the drst nIgRt or the opera 20 lhaI
10 have begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lawrence Van Aliens little boy.
born last summer. whose christening takes place
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock at their house, I'm
East Fifteth-st., is to receive the names OF James
Frederick the former after his grandfather, James
J. Van Allen. and the latter after Frederick w.
Vanderbilt, whose wife is an aunt of Mrs. Van
Allen It may be reInembered that Mrs Van Alens
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor. who
tertaining large week end party at their country
place. at Rhnebeck-on- Hudson, are coming up to
town tomorrow for the christening OF Mrs. Van
Alg na9y , heiF ewn dtts Sir aSo 9Grn asC
turn TO town, and. while no name has yet been
Z. S. Willing.
Several weddings took place yesterday. among
others that OF Miss Alice Zoos and DR.. Theodorus
Bailey in the Church OF the Incarnation. az
O'Clock. The bride. who was given away BY her
grandfather. Charles H. FeIlowes. was dressed in
white satin, trimmed with white lace and chiffon.
She wore veil OF point lace which had done SER
vice, at the wedding OF her mother end grsnd-
and garderias. Her bridesmaids consisting OF Miss
Hoyt Miss Harrett Curtiss. MISS Mary De suzzara-
Verda and Miss Estele HeartshoFne. were dressed
White lace. and wore large hats Of White pIested
I IGils tr' b WIZ yellow end whise earysantse
nuns Inc maid o. honor Mss Else Zoos were
hat was Of white psnre velvet trimmed With white
feathers, while her flowers were white ehrysanthe-
Sya TT d Smith GInreneS stone hswre3es AssT
were the ushsrs After the ceremony. which was
performed by the Rev DR. Grosvenor, there was a
Lamar FOo s's at 6sr house n West e+S
Hunt breakfasts are the order OF the day. Mrs
Oliver Hartman, who Il entertaining house party
al her country place near White Plains gave one
yesterday in connection with the meet OF the West
chester hounds; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stewart
land for the meet Of the Richmond County Hunt,
While Mr. and Mrs Lloyd 8 Bryce have issued in
az Roslyn 70. the meet OF the Meadow Brook
hounds.
December 1a has been set as the date OF the we'd
ding Of Miss Helen Kountze daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Luther Kountse. 10 Robert L Ltvingston IN
R. livingston Bsekman and his bride who was
Miss Eleanor Thomas. are spending their honey
moon n Canada haviHg made the trip from AL
s sa ,o TO SeyHsnG y an automobile rhogsh they
pee,ed back In town on Novesr Is ana aey are tax eX
3p ther residence for the winter at their house in
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt take posses
sion Of No . Park-ave,. the house which they
have leased from Mrs Prescott Hall Butler on No
y4m6eF T. They 80 to Hot Springs this week for
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Drexel will take possession
Of the late Samuel z. Baeeock, which they have
rented for the season.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur B. Twonably have returned
to town from Atlantic CITY and at their house
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Livingston Jones and their
daughters have likewise returned 70 town for tba
season ana are at their house in West Seventy
Mrs. Richard GambriH is IN town and has
opened her house in Park-ave, for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Shaw Safe are leaving here
shortly fOy Southern California. where they pro-
pose to make stay before returning 70 England.
w Storrs Wells Is making his Headquarters AZ
the Metropolitan Club during the absence from this
country OF Mrs Wells and Miss Wells, who are ex-
pected back from Europe toward Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown have returned from
Cedarhurst' and are at their house In East Thirty
eighth-st- ''
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge will make her head
quarters during this winter the AIbenarle Hotel
She is still her country place in Connertiru,
Ana VIII n9t return to town for the season until
Mr. and Mrs John Hobart Warren close their
country place az HooSc Falls. and return 10 town
on November 10 Tor the winter.
Inc Junior Cotillons. which take place at Sherry's
on Tuesdays. December = January = AMI Fehru
AIRY .. VIII be under the patronage this year of
Mrs. James l. Barclay Mrs Fairfield osbor,
Mrs. William Baylis. Mrs David n GSdsn-
Mrs William Z. Boulton. Mrs. Herbert PaTsnns
Mrs Il Dwight c6lier Mrs Mrs T Tf5SS, J. Petsrs
S Mrs ernest Ss r. Crosby Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt
Nils- ArLlur NJ Dodge. Mrs. Whftelaw Rein
MS. j. Fferrepont Edwards liTs. William Robson
W. I 1I KY. Jrs- William Rockefeller
Sfrs Eas ! OSSLIlnsr airs HilhoUrne l. Roosevelt
Mrs. Robert D. Graham Mrs srth,- ri SSS@rtS
W ~ ) tienry Harper Mrs Charles Steele
Ms S SGsn 5ahS e., Mrs Edwin o. Trowbri,ga
Mrs Woodbury. q. Lapsdcn Mrs. Charles ~ Tweed
Me- tIl ~ man Mrs George WaAdngtcu
Mrs Auguste Moutant Mrs ] Bio,rH6a1 VssSsSS;,
iIs- berheey Mostyn Mrs. II. Duncan Wood
TO PLAY LIVING WHIST FOR HOSPITAL.
An Interesting entertainment is 10 be given the
week of November 10. for the benefit OF the White
foI Tbn