The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
IN SOCIETY,".

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shadow other functions this week and prep
arations are in progress at the country clubs
for the anticipated rush of guests. All
Of the rooms at the Tuxedo clubhouse
have been reserved from next Wednes d ~
until Monday, Dec. /, There will be tho
usual outdoor sports on Thanksgiving
and many dinners at the club and cottages
at night preceding dance.
There will DO a largely attended cross
country run on Thanksgiving Day Of the
Meadow Brook Hounds Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Mckay Twoml ly will give a large family
party at Morristown. Mr.. and Mrs George
Gould will entertain a house party at
Georgian Court, Lakewood, \. j. from
Wedne sday, Nov. 20 till Dec. /. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogden Mills will have their establishment
AIr. and Mrs Frederick u, Vanderbilt.
James Henry Smith will have his own
1hanksg giving party at his Tuxedo cottage
and William X Vanderbilt at his Oakdale,
l.. l., place.
One big wedding, that of Miss Jean
MoComb Albert and DR.. Thomas X. Brown,
will take some New Workers to Baltimore
for Thanksgiving. Miss Albert was one
OF the bridesmaids at the wedding Of Miss
Nina Lorraine GIL and William Francis
Cochran Of 5 East forty-fifth street last
here on their return from their wedding
trip.
The British Ambassador and Lady Her
bert now the guests Of Mr.. and III White
law Reid at Ophir Farm. have arr nsed to
give Thanksgiving dinner AID reception
serve a. house warming. All Of the
New York relatives Of Lady Herbert will
be included In the guests.
Many New Workers. will attend the ball
20 be given next Wednesday night, Thanks
giving eve, by Mrs. Louis A. Thcbaud at
Morrstown. II will be preceded by many
dinners given by residents, who will drive
their guests over TO Mrs. 1hebauis after
ward. The new ballroom will he seen for
the first time on this occasion, and the
dancing will continue well into Thanks
giving.
Tomorrow night the Metre ,)cli an Opera
House, upon the opening of the opera sea-
son, will be the rendezvous of society and
the diamond horseshoe will I've dazzling
Ia it, array of jewels There are fewer
absertees or people In mourning among
the boxholders, than for many years. Mrs
Vanderbilt is temporarily abroad. but will
probably he represented by her daughter,
Mrs Whitney. Reginald Vanderbilt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt Mrs
George Brown will I've the richest widow
in view. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould will
ID" with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews. Mrs
Gould wore some OF he most artistic jewels
seen al the liorse Show. A diamond dag
ger, thrust through her grdle, was much
admired. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
tilt will he in the Wilson box aud other
members of the Vanderbilt connection in
the Seward Webb, " X. Vanderbilt, II
Mckay Twomblv and ". d. Sloare boxes
Mrs. Aston and Mrs. John Jacob Aston will
be in their respective boxes.
The Misses RriCe, who are going about
again. will occupy. their box and james
Henry Smith will have as his guests Mr.
and Mrs. W. khineander Stewart and
Mrs. Stuvvesart Fish. William c. Whit
ney's b will be filed with some of his
fair frie.us, Mrs. Robert Goelot, thoug'
In mourning. is likely TO he seen In her / y
and the Barley family. recently arrived
from Europe. in theirs. Mr.. and Mrs
". {. Eustis. Mrs Levi p. Mort on and the
Misses Morton, will be in the Morton box
and Mrs. CORY and the Misses Gerry in
theirs.
A quietly celebrated out -of-town wedding
next Tuesday of interest here will be that
of Miss Caroline Belmont dc Saulles and
Rudolph Dcgener to b. celebrated al the
home of the brides parents, MIR and Mrs
Arthur de SaulleS al South Bothlehem. Pa
Miss de Saulles made her social tehu here
two seasons ago. She il a graz Gdlught or
of the late Charles HeCksher ard a /! ieCe Of
Mrs. John Christopher Wilmcrd z. Owing
10 the Lridegrooms family being IN mourn
ing only relatives have been invicd
Mr. and Mrs H. Stanley Todd of so West
Fortieth street, will give a costume ball
which is likely to be one Of the notably
brilliant affairs Of the early new year
Their new studio is large and admirably
arranged for entertaining. MIR Todd il
painting President Roosevelt portrait
Cards are out here for the tea to be given
10y Mrs. Peter j, Elting of Yonkers on
Wednesday afternoon, when she will pre-
gent her daughter, Miss Elizabeth lie Fevre
Eting Mrs, Randolph Hurry will give
her second tea for Miss Elizabeth Marie
Hurry on the same day. Mrs. William
John Matteson will give next Friday a
reception, To be followed by dinner dance
at Shcrry's, for Miss Anne f., Natheson:
and Mrs. Davis johnson will, on Saturday,
present Miss Madeline johnson. To Miss
Hurry belongs the distinction OF being the
first of this years girls. The tea given for
her last Wednesday was largely attended
and she looked charming in a white point
d esprit costume
Many debutGnte parties come next week.
and, thanks to these, many of this year :
girls will be able TO attend the Assembly
on Thursday night, Dec. II. as their fir.t
ball This, it is expected, will to a notably
large and brilliant affair, as the enti ire
amount of subscription will he expended
on the one dance, rather than two or three
as heretofore. Mrs. John Jacob Aston
Mrs. Charles A. Post an ii Mrs. Lloyd Bryce
will receive in the circular room leading
into the big ballroom, which will be con-
vcrtcd into bower of flowers Dancing
will be Informal until after midnight. when
supper will be served. AftcTward a cOlillon
will be danced to bo led by Elisha Dyer
Jr. who will have Mrs. John Jacob Aston
as his partner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Prcsslcv Bisland, on their
return from their wedding trip. will live
in their new home in East .s,'vont y-nin' h
street. Mira. Bsland will receive with her
mother, Mrs. William Van nuzcr Lawrence.
at her home, $50 Fifth avenue. On THURSDAYS
in January. Mrs, Arthur W. Lawrence,
a siStcr-in-law, who Is oi her Honeymoon
in Europe, will also assist, She and h, r
holiday.
Richard T., Forrest who is tho second
son Of Mrs. Motion II Forrest Of 600 Spruce
street, Philadelphia, Will give his bachelor
iiuncr next Saturday night at sherry
HIS guests will include Henry II. HOLSTER,
Jr., Buell. HOLSTER, Herbert NJ. Forrest
Guy Wrllnlau John Np\ins Clement Mood