The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-18
nv SOCIETY.

The Horse Show. which opens tomorrow. |
will inaugurate the gay season OF l9O6-O7,
which from indications will be unusuallybrill-
liant. About al Of the fashionable set going
about WILDE on view inthe Garden next week.
William X. Vanderbilt. who has a box. will
take IL keen interest, no doubt. as his own
horses nave been 30 successful In the Paris
races. Alfred q. Vanderbilt and Reginald
{. Vanderbilt will take an active part, as
usual. The Horse Show luncheon il on for
to-day. and the fashionable restaurants and
hotels will be filled to- night with a gay
crowd OF diners.
MIR. and Mrs. Stephen II. p. PeA. who have
an arena box for the week, will have with
them their guest Miss Beresford Of Eng
land. daughter Of Sir Charles Beresford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry will occupy
the same box they ave had other seasons.
he Hartman family will be represented
in the boxes OF J. " Hartman and Oliver
Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Have
meyer. the latter formerly Mrs. William II.
lravers. who recently etmne from their
European honeymoon trip. will probably he
on view with Mrs. Havemeyer's sister. Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt. or her brother.
Oliver Hartman. The box of +. G. Bourne
will be well filed with members OF the Long
Island hunting set. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Edey. who nave box II. are sure to be
well surrounded.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ridgely Carter return
to England next week. Mr.. Carter. who is
he First Secretary of the American Em-
bassy in London. mus reach London before
the departure of MIR. and Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid for this side on December 5. Miss
Mildred Carter. who came over with her
parents. will emain with her maternal
grandmother. Mrs. David Percy Morgan.
who has come on from Washington. ID. E.,
10 Waaa NhA tneAR NOR Gha - NJ II DnRL
venue. and will introduce two grand
daughters. Miss Carter and Miss Gladys
kissel, oil Wednesday afternoon, December
8. when she will give "A tea. The house she
has WAS formerly occupied by MIR. and Mrs.
Oliver Hartman. On the night Of Deem
Der n Mrs. Morgan will give a ball for the
debutantes.
The Earl Of Carlisle and his daughter
Lady Dorothy Howard of England. who
were recently in town, we're the guests of
Lord and Lady Grey at Ottawa early in
the week and sailed for their home on Fri
day from Quebec. Duke de Cirelia Of Paris
has beer at the Waldorf Astoria. Princess
Iii ~Camporeale and Princess Anna i Campo
reale sailed for their home in Italy last
Thursday. Countess Telfener is at the 81.
Regis. Lady Alan tombstone, wife of the
British Ambassador to Denmark, will return
to her home or December l. She has been
the guest OF ner uncle, Henry Z Emo, Al =
East Sixty-frst street. She will he with
her mother and brother, Mrs. James W.
Pinchot and Clifford Pinchot. at Washington,
before sailing. Lady Evelyn Barring Is
staying for the winter at 3s East Thirty
eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould will enter
tain. as usual. a big house party over the
Thanksgiving holidays at Georgian Court.
tho.. 4 IxaHuo1l ahItShunapf NJ aud
Mrs. Edwin Gould will have a family re-
union at their home here IN that occasion.
Miss Helen NJ. Gould, now that her sisters
divorce has been granted, will probably re-
turn to her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Is. Vanderbilt
rave been at their home here in Fifth avenue
for some time. Mrs. Vanderbilt will, rs
usual, give the newsboys and messenger
boys Of Newport. about five hundred. "A
dinner on Thanksgiving Day. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred q. Vanderbilt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt are here for
the Horse Show. Mr.. and Mrs. William
X. Vanderbilt have a box at the Horse
Show, and will be likely to have with them
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri sail for
Europe next Tuesday. November 20. oil the
Kaiser Wilhelm II. Mr.. Fabbri's mother
and brother. Mrs. Fabbri and Alessandro
Fabbri. go with them. Mrs. George Min
hrop Folsom will sail on Thursday. Novem-
Der ~, on the Amerika. Mrs. Folsom, who
has seven daughters. will be accompanied
by two. Miss Georgette Folsom and Miss
Constance Folsom. They are to stay for a
few weeks in England, where they will be
joined by Mr.. Folsom, and will then travel
On the Continent. Miss Ethel Folsom
reached Paris. where she will continue her
art studies. a few days ago. Mrs. Folsom's
married daughters, Mrs. Clarke Voorhees,,
Mrs. Edward H. Delafield and Mrs. Churchill
Satterlee, the last named a widow. are all oil
this side.
Silver and gold set off the bridal attire of
Miss Louisine A. Peters at her big wedding
with Harold H. Weekes last Wednesday
afternoon in Grace Church. and that of her
orIv attendant, Miss Alkaline Havemeyer.
The brides gown Of cloth Of silver was set
of with the fine LACE Of neck and sleeves,
and the maid Of honor's costume with
white crepe de Chine embroidered in gold
vines. Mr.. and Mrs. Weekes are now on
their honeymoon.
Miss Alkaline Havemeyer. who attended
her cousin, Miss Lo uisine Peters. at her
wedding with Harold H. Weekes last
Wednesday afternoon at Grace Church,
will be assisted by the bride, now Mrs.
Weekes, at her own marriage to Peter II. b..
Frehnghuysen. on February 7.
Mrs. Edwin Fl. Weatherbee and her
debutante daughter. Miss May Angel
Weatherbee, will be at home on Mondays
in December and January at their resi-
dence, 240 Madison avenue. The coming
out tea on thursday afternoon was a crush
affair, Miss Weatherbee will assist at many |
similar functions in the ensuing few weeks.
She looked very pretty in a costume Of
white silk and chiffon with silver showered
lace.
Miss Katherine l.. Barney, fiancee Of
Courtlandt Dixon Barnes, is the third TO
be married Of the young girls for whom
the late william G. Whitney gave coming
ont balls at his residence. sr Fifth venue.
Her elder sister, Miss Helen Barney, now
Mrs. Archibald Stevens Alexander, was
the Arst OF the DE- butantes. Miss Adelaide
Randolph, daughter Of the second Mrs:
Whitney, was introduced at the big ball
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