New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
About People and Social Incidents.
Galleries in behalf Of the ortaoDasaia Ho,0,,,,


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Mrs Stuyvesant Fish gives a large bou,.
over Sunday IN her country place. at Garrisons-oo'
the-HudsOn.
Mrs Seth Barton French VIII receive On w.
days throughout the season at her house. /, ~.
F1fty-frst-st
Miss Calender and Miss De Forest VIII -.
their Sunday afternoon receptions with rs,,s
Sunday January 3. No cards will be sent ore "a
News was received here yesterday Of tn
rage OF Mrs. Ernest c. La Montague To r,5a,s-
Maud at Reno. New. The newly uarria9 -
started Immediately fo- San Francisco. Mrs. V
was Miss Louise CatherwOod and Is a vfst
Mrs Morton Grinneu She obtained a divo~ca o.
Ernest c. La Montague about a year ago.
A number Of people will go out 70 TpIxedo -.
in order to witness the tournament FOR m
racquet which begins to-day. T. suffern -,
Lawrepce Waterbury. ". 3. Dinsmore. 60
Sands Joshua Crane. jr z. A. Thompso, -
Hewitt Morgan are among those who unl .n
| part therein.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Rollins Morse have rstu-,,..
| town from Boston
Alexander VI. Hadden will lead the cotiro, 80
| first Of the Saturday Evening Dances which -
| place next Saturday DeImonico'z The go
esses this year Mrs Charles r Fu,tt-~.
Mrs. sackett VI. Barclay. Mrs. John Ervf7y ~
William Warner Hoppin. Mrs Henry Lewis No.
Mrs. John c. Jay and Mrs. F. Livingston Pen
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ". Vanderbilt Raw. a.
rived in town from their country place az Hvs,
Park. N 7. and are at their home. in Fitth-av.
Mrs George F Baker No. 25s Madison-avs xw
receive on Mondays throughout the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ osIrichs. who hsv.
been lingering on at Newport, return 70 town On
Monday next for the season
Cable dispatches announce the marriage yestsr.
day in London OF Cora Dowager Countess OF straf.
ford. to II. T. Kennard. Englishman LADY
STAFFORD who will retain her present name ana
title. instead OF taking that OF her new husband
was Miss Cora Smith OF New-Orleans, and waz
married first TO Samuel J. Colgate. OF Nsw-York
after his death becoming the wife Of the lats
Earl of STAFFORD
Mrs Eugene Van Sclaick regrets that owtnr
70 the sudden death Of her mother, she will 30
unable to receive her friends Saturday. Deem
be- p
With the names OF Nine Semorfch. Nine Gadsh
and signor Caruso on the programme. a fairly
large house was assured last night at the opera IN
spite OF the weather Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs H Mex Twombly, Mrs. E J. Ber-
wind. Mr. and Mrs John E. Parsons Mrs. George
L. Riyes Adrian Iselin jr., w. C. Whitney Mr..
and Mrs. G. 3. Alexander. Mr.. and EITs. GeOrgs
J. Gould and Miss Leary-
KING ALFONSO GOES TO LISBON.
Madrid. Dec. SKIING Alfonso left here for Lis
bon this evening
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
On La Champagne viii sail to-day:
Curtis GoOde. r Nsttemeut-
Edward L Goode- = +. shepard
Booked to sail on the Lain are:
Rear Admiral and Mrs DIT. Elizabeth Matthews
Arthur Burtis- Mrs J. P. storey.
Among those 20 sail on the Motks are;
A L Boardman. Ernst Heyd.
Mr. George n. Hugh Pitcairn
Bishop. Arthur A WILCOX
These sailed yesterday the Arabic:
". S Barrett A. H LLOYD
Ar+hur Cook Mr.. Mrs. Reid.
r a Cs1thbertson The Very Rev. Canon Whft&
Oswald Lees. C. H WoOdan