New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Tuxedos annual Halloween ball on Friday next
constitutes the principal feature Of the programme
! of society for the week which opens to-day. her
aiding It does, the advent of the winter, II Is
the first OF the dances OF the season, and attracts
much interest by of the fact that most Of
the debutantes Of the winter are to be seen there
Strictly speaking, Halloween docs not take place
| until Wednesday week. but since the autumn ball
at the clubhouse at Tuxedo has become a regular
annual institution it has been arranged 10 hold 1t
| the last Friday OF October suit the
convenience OF those who are able to get away
from town only fer the week end Every room
has been taken the clubhouse in connection with
| the ball. and ell the villas and cottages will be
filed with guests for the occasion. and numerous
dinners vii be given prior TO the Dance % which
the various hostesses will afterward take on their
parties.
Among those debutantes who will make their
appearance in society at the Halloween ball at
Tuxedo Friday Miss Dorothy Kane. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Granville Kane; Miss Margaret
Kent, daughter OF Mrs. William Kent and grand
daughter of the late Pierre Lorillard: Miss Sals
Manice daughter of Mrs. William Manice; Miss
Janet Alexander, daughter OF Mrs Charles 3.
Alexander; Miss Helen Alexandra, daughter OF
Mrs. John E. Alexandra Miss Constance Warren,
daughter of Mrs. George Henry Warren and her
cousin, Miss Edith Miller daughter OF Mrs w.
Starr Miller; Miss Vera Gilbert, daughter of Mrs
Pierpont Gilbert; Miss Emily Wees. daughter Of
Mrs. benjamin Welles: Miss Ethel de Koven,
daughter of Mrs Reginald de Koven. ind Miss
Dorothea Potter daughter OF Mrs. Edward Clark
Potter.
Now that the racing season at Belmont Park.
which has been extremely dull from social point
OF view. has como 10 close people are beginning
to look forward to the annual Horse Show at
Madison Square Garden. the twenty-second Of the
SERIES which opens Just four weeks from to-mor-
row. AS usual, it will not only bring back tho
fashionable world of New York to town from
country seats and suburban resorts such as Tux
edo and Meadow Brook but will likewise attract
leaders OF fashion from all the great cities OF the
United States. In fact it IS no eXaggeratIon 10
describe the annual Horse Show at Madison Square
Garden event OF altogether national impor-
lance from social as well as from an equine
point OF view, and New York VIII be as usual
crowded to such extent throughout the week
that there Will be the customary difficulty In OBJ
tanning rooms at the leading hotels and tables
will be followed by the Inauguration OF the op-
days later the New Manhattan Opera Will open
its doors for the first time.
Weddins bells will ring right merrily throughout
the week. On Tuesday. that is to say. the day
after tomorrow. the Church OF the Ascension will
be the scene OF tho marriage OF Miss Katherine
Lyman TO John Nelson Steele r. Of Baltimore
and the ceremony will be- followed by a reception
given by the parents OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs
Hart Lyman. at their house In East 5ith street
On Thursday Henry H. HOLSTER, IT. son OF Mrs
II. H. HOLSTER OF West 10Th street. will be married
10 Miss Hope shepey. at St Stephens Church in
Providence. r. L. and Will be- attended by u num-
SeS OF his New York friends. among them being