New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24
About People and Social Incidents.
NETWORK SOCIETY.

With the opening OF the opera season last Mira.
at the Metropolitan Opera House. % which a d.
scription viii be found elsewhere IN these columns
the winter gayeties may be said 70 have begin,
They viii continue from now on, with little inter-
ruption until the arrival OF Lent sends portion a,
New-York society hurrying 20 Florfda and 20 IN,
French and Italian Riviera. IN search OF suunie-
skies ard more summary weather. Those who "a
main in town will restrict themselves 20 entertain
ments. that while smaller and less formal AZ.
nevertheless quite as enJoyabe az those larger az
fairs during the season. Dancing begins already
this week. with the first Friday Assembly az Del
rnonico's while at the Subscription BAN OF the ss
known the First Junior Cotillou. az Sherry.
next Tuesday. which Is probably the srnartest az
the Subscription dances OF the season. most OF n,
dsbutantes OF the winter win make their curtesy
to society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrencs Waterbury are receav.nz
congratulations on the birth OF a daughter a aar
two ago at their house IN East Thlrty-afth-ss
Mrs. Waterbury was Miss Maud Hall Il a sq,s-
Of Mrs Stanley Mortimer. and daughter OF Sfrs
Valentine Hall.
william c. whitney has arrived IN to-, ,v..
Miss Adelaide Randolph and Miss Dorothy v-bf,-
ney. and Is at his house IN Fifth-ave Tor N, s.
son. Soon after the New Year he viii. m aceo-s-
ance with his annual custom. 60 South with ths,
70 his place at Aiken. 5. c.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Mex Tvousfv -.
have been for a few days at Boston, havs rs.sr,.x
to town. and are at their house. IN Eitth-avs.
Nr. and sIrs. r. T Wilson, fr. hav, t.,. ~.
York for Savannah. Ca. where they VII -
the winter
The Misses Atterbury havs Issued ea-.,
ceDtion next Wednesday afternoon AZ ts.s- -.
IN East Forty-ninth-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Griswold hav. r.,,--..
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the season at their house. No. IA East Tsirtv-
eighth-st
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winthrop Folsom have a.
rived IN town from Lenox and are AZ tsaf- 80.
in Granercy Park. for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. William Evsrard Strong ana Va.
Strong have arrived in New-York from sea5-,z5,
" J.. and are at their house in Madsou-ava o.
the season Mr.. and Mrs Charles Belts HuIhouzs
have likewise arrived IN town for the winter
number Of people VIII go out OF town for
Thanksgiving and spend the day az Lakewood
among them being Mrs. James Hude Beekman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p schieffelin and Miss Doro-
thy Schlefeliu-
Mr.. and Mrs. CIarencs Phelps Dodge are also
among those receiving congratulations the birth
OF daughter Friday last. Mrs Dodge was Mss
Regina Lunt. daughter OF Judge Horace Lunt OF
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Kountze arrived n town
yesterday from their place at Morrtstown FOR ths
season. and are established at their house. IN East
Fifty-ssyenth-st. for the winter.
Miss Lydia Eustis, who has 1ust returned rom
Paris. gives song recital this afternoon at Mrs
Henry F. Dirnocks house, in East Sixtieth-st Miss
Eusds Is niece OF the late Ambassador Eustis AID
q daughter OF Allan Eustts. OF New-OrIeans.
A large contingent VIII go tomorrow morning %
Philadelphia 10 attend the wedding there OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt Peu and Mss Florence Cramp.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L SewaI. who have rsturasd
from Europe on the completion OF their welding
trip have taken an apartment II BOyston-st-, Bos-
ton for the winter. Mrs Sewall was Miss Hewitt.
OF ArdsleY-on-the-EIudso1-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock fr.. have Iert
town for their country plaza. az Aiken for the
season.
Mrs W Seward Webb and Mss Frederick Webb
have also left town for Shslburne Farms. their
place IN Vermont