New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
Ngw-YoRK SOCIETY.

Society is spending Thanksgiving 10 a great AZ.
tent amid rural surroundings. Many country sea-,
have been kept open for the purpose. and ara ~
scene Of gay house parties. while at an the s,b
urban and country clubs elaborate programmes r,
sports and outdoor pastirnes have been orgs-za5
for the Gay. Mr. and Mrs William K. Vandsrs8,
are entertaining party OF thirty-six at Idle Hon,
and Mr.. and Mrs. " K Vanderbilt jr nave an .,
most equally large party at their place at t;ras-
Neck. Mr.. and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish have n,,
Der Of friends their country seat At Ciarre1r.s
on-the- Hudson, which is now about 10 be to-
down in order 70 make way for the erection m i..
site OF larger and more commodous building
IN town the entertaining will be restricted -
great extent to informal dinners to relatives s,s
near friends Dr. and Mrs Isaac I. Kip will -
usual. entertain about fifty Of their klnyfo,E ;.
sherry's this week
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne whitney have o5sns,
their house in West 52d-st.. for the season h..
will continue TO spend the weekends at their Ma,
on Long Island. Mrs. Whitney's plans for the NJ,
ter have been somewhat upset By the dea1b :
| Saturday last. Of her uncle. Abram Gv-ynre the
brother Of Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrs. yander5ilt Nv
the by. left town for Newport again, after ~.
tending her brothers funera! here.
Mr. and Mrs ,.4turin L Dslaheld. jr. h,v.
left Paris and are at st Moritz Tor the winter.
Mr.. and MS. Arthur Delano weekes are at their
house in West 6st-st-
Mrs. casirnir de Rham Moore will give dinner
for her daughter Miss Grace Moore. at her house
in East 3Sth-st., Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mccullough have returned
to town from North Bennington, Vt. for the sea-
son
Tafu fa flab bGr Fa1
on December Is.
The funeral Of Robert L. Hargous Will take place
in st. Patrick's Cathedral this morning.
Mr. and Mrs o. II. P. Belmont have an aDar,-
rnent the Washington. No. III Madison-ave, for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer viii give large
theatre party on December y for their niece, Miss
Eleanor Mortimer, the debutante daughter Of Mr
and Mrs. Richard Mortimer.
Peter F. Collier sailed yesterday for England on
board the Oceanic for two months shooting in
Ireland. Mr. and Mrs Charles Dana Gibson and
Mrs. Adolf Ladenburs also sailed Yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs George jay Gould left town ysstsr-
day for High Point. n. G..
Invitations have been issued for the wedding ot
Miss Ella Morris de Peyste-, daughter OF Mrs
Frederic de Peyster, to William Brock Shosmaker.
which takes place on December 4 At ST Bartholo-
news -s
la Favoritaf attracted a large and brilliant
house last night to the opera Among those present
were:- ..a..-.- ....' ....s a--
Mr. and Mrs. ". K. Vanderbilt, ST. Mr and
Mrs II A. @. TAYLOR Nte and Mrs tdnland l.
PayIias Mr. and Mrs. Jules 5. Bache, Mr and MS
lanes a. Burden sr., Mr. and Mrs. NliIiam y
Sloane Mr. and Mrs W. r. Osgood Field Mr. and
Mrs r Reeve Merritt. Mr. ard Mrs. James L
BTeese Miss I4eary, Miss Louise Leary; the vIs-
countess of Maitland, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bart
iett Mr. and Mrs Henry Clews. Mr.. and Mrs
William G. Rockefeller, Mr.. and Mrs. Z, tL5n11
Hyde Mr. and Mrs. II. F. DnOck Mrs Hermann
Oelrtchs Mr. and Mrs. r. Reeve Merritt, august
belmont H. r. Shoemaker, Miss Blaucne Saoe
maker Miss Hall and Mr.. and Mrs Herbert l.
Terrill.