New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
About People and Social Incidents.

OF the late T. Salisbury Breese a sister Of Jauss T.
Breese. and one of the rare women members Of ths
New York Yacht Club and the Seawanhaka Yacht
Club. She owns a steam yacht, the Elsa She has
for years had a villa at Tuxedo. and when IN town
stays with mother ar the latters hous. IN East
22d street.
There only few changes IN tho list Of
holders OF the parterre boxes at the Metropolitan
Opera House. where the season opens three weeks
from tomorrow. Joseph II. Choate will share Box
with August Belmont. William Barclay Parsons
and Whitney Warren. Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer will
have Box IS with Mrs G. B. Alexander and ths
Misses Brice. and General Horace Porter has Bon
%, OF which the other lessees are Mrs. Richard A.
Gambrll. Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt and Mrs
Charles II Baldwin J. Pierpont Morgan win haVs
Box S5; Mrs Vanderbilt. who will return until
after Christmas. Box 81; Mrs Harry Payne Whit
ney. Box 30; William Douglas Sloane Box IT. WILL
lam K. Vanderbilt Box g. and Mrs. Astor. with hsr
son, Colonel John Jacob Astor. Box Z
Mrs Ogden Goeet and T. Fl. Crosby havs Boz
1; Richard Mortimer. Captain Philip NJ. Lydig.
Miss Annie Leary. Pembroke Jones. A. d. JUL
Hard and Mrs. Frederick Pierson share Box q; r.
7. Wilson and E. Reeve Merritt Box 8: cornelus
N. Bliss NJ c. d. Borden and John Clahin. Box g;
Charles 7. Barney and James Lawrence Breess.
Box 8; George ]. Gould and Henry Clews. Box 5I
Henry A. c. Taylor and General Lloyd g Bryce.
Box 13 E. r. Thomas and James Speyer. Box i9i
George Bliss. Henry T. Sloane and Mrs. II. Trevor.
Box Is; D. o. Mills and James Gayley. Box Dot
Elbridgs 7. Gerry. E j. Berwfn and o. G. Jen-
ntngs. Box q; James Henry Smith, James STILL
man. Charles Steele and the Misses Babcock Box
2s; Luther Kountze. Bradish Johnson and Gerald
Hoyt. Box S2 and James B. Haggin. with James
W. Gerard. Otto H. Kahn aud C. p H Gilbert
Box g. Thomas Hitchcock E. Francis Hyde and
J. j. Wysong will have Box g. W. Seward Webb
with Arthur B. Heinzs and w G. Oakman. have
Box o. and Mrs. G. II. Coster and Mrs j. Hood
Wright. Box 81 Egerton L. Winthrop and T. H
Hartman will share Box "a with Mrs. Robert
Goele and Box 25 will be occupied during the sea-
son by Frederick Cromwell John E. Parsons and
c. G. Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs William A Perry have returned TO
New York after trip around the world extend
ing over a period OF ten months. and are at their
house in East 5sth street for the season.
Mrs. Richard Gambriu has left town to stay
with her sister. Mrs. Giraud Foster. at Lenox,
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry La Montague have arrived
from Europe. and are at the Hotel Renaissance for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E H Hartman have leased for tho
winter the house of Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto G.
Fabbrt. No IL East sd street Mr. and Mrs.
Ernesto G. Fabbri are booked to sail for Europe on
November % on board the Kaiser William II. TO
spend the winter in Paris They will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Fabbri and Alessandro Fabbri
Mrs. James Bliss Townsend has issued cards Tor
reception TO be given on Wednesday. December 8
at her house in Lexington avenue for the debut OF
her daughter. Miss Mildred Gilbert Townsend
Mrs o. H. p Belmont sailed yesterday for Eng
land to visit her daughter the Duchess OF Marl-
borough. IN London.
Philip Lyman James. OF Chicago nephew of the
late Marshall Field. was married yesterday after
noon to Miss Elizabeth Stobo at the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest The bride. who was given away
by her brother. Alexander Stobo. was dressed in
an Empire gown OF white satin, embroidered with
chiffon gauze and trimmed with venetian point lace
With this she a tulle veil and carried a bou-
quet OF liliesofthevaley and white orchids. Mrs.
Willett Hall her only attendant her dress be-
ing Of apricot colored satin. OF which material her
hat likewise formed Ksr -oyers yellow
chrysanthemums. Howard James was his brothers.
best man. and the ushers William c. Bradley
John w. Gillette. George H. Cevebra, Edward Wat
son, George Hedges and Harry A. Rumsey. The
ceremony followed by reception. given by
the BRIDES mother. Mrs. William Virgins. at her
house. in West s6th street
Another wedding yesterday afternoon was that OF
Miss Ethel Howell daughter OF the late Orge r.
Howell. TO George Willis Peters. jr. at st lomass
Church She given away by her Irother
COrtlandt Howell. and was dressed IN wnlts satin
trimmed with point lace. with which material her
tulle veil likewise edged. Her bridesmaids
Miss Josephine and Miss Beatrice Howell Of
Philadelphia; Miss Graos Fargo. Miss Annette
WhippIe Miss Adelaide Knox and Miss Jeannetts
Charer in frocks of pink silk, trimmed with gol6
embroidery and blue tulle hats. with feathers ot
the same hue DR.. John Dodge Peters was his
brothers best man, and the ushers were Edward
Heath Peters Glover BeardsIey, Leavenworth P.
sperry John Pearce Manning. Linden W. Bates.
tr and Norman L Snow Following the cere-
r1ony which was performed by the Rev. DR.. Err
nest NJ Stires. there was reception for the newly
married couple given by Mrs Ira Barrows at hss