New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
People and Social Incidents

The opening OF the metropolitan opera
season on Monday week with la Clio
conda" viii be hailed by society with salts
faction. not only on account OF the enter
tainment which is furnished on the stage,
but also BY reason OF the opportunity which
il affords for gathering OF the fashionabls
world on three nights Of the week Indeed,
the opera Is the most convenient and de-
Eghtful Of all rendezvous. a place where
ons knows exactly where TO find ones
friends and acquaintances on certain even
ings 70 discuss the news OF the day and
plans for the future The partsrre row
viii show comparatively few changes. 50
far as its occupants are concerned Mrs
Ogden Goelet will be in her usual box on
the left hand OF the stage, and AIr. ana
Mrs. A d. Juilliard in the box Just oD-
posits. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
ney and Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney have
Box 80. while Mrs Vanderbilt win have
Box q and J. Pierpont Morgan Box s.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt viii share Box g
with Luther Kountze, Delaney Kouuczs
and J. Gordon Douglas. while George 5.
Bowdoin, Charles Lanier and ]. Pisrponr
Morgan. jr., will be in Box 2. Mira ".
Seward Webb. Julien T Davies and Georgs
L. Rives viii share Box % Mrs Ogden
Mills has Box 20. and Mrs. William Doug
las Sloane and Mrs. H Mex Twonbly
viii have Box II. George Jay Gould viii
share Box Y with Henry C1ews. and VIII
lam K. Vanderbilt has Box 8. Colonel Joh-.
JACOB AstOr. who sailed last week with MS
son Vincent for brief stay in Europe, haa
Box {, and August Belmont viii share Box
with Daniel Guggenheim and Mrs Harry
". McViclkar. Henry Clay Frfck has Bog
1s. and Mrs. James B. Haggin VIII sha-a
Box 81 with George c. BoIdt-
Miss Marie Vernon Brown was married
yesterday afternoon 70 John Henry Morics
at the home OF her brother and sistsr-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. Brown. No.
15i East 70tn street The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Greer. assisted by the
Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks. IN the large din
ing room, which was decorated with Amer
ioan Beauty roses. Easter lilies and palms.
T'hs bride who is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Vernon H Brown, was given away BY
ter father, and was In a gown OF white
satin trimmed with old Limerick lace. She
wore a veil OF tuIIe and lace. and carried
an old-fashiOned bouquet OF gardenias- Miss
Caro- QUartley Brown. neice OF the bride.
was the maid Of honor and only stterd-
ant She was attired IN light blue satin
embroidered with gold, wore cap OF gold
and silver and carried pink roses Will
lam NeIson MOrice was his brothers best
man. There were no ushers- a small re-
ception followed
Professor and Mrs. H fairfield Osborn
are entertaining a house party over the
weekend az their country place az Gsrri-
son.
Mr ana Mrs William Church Osborn
will return 70 town from Garrison thts
week.
Mrs. Thomas francis Shaw. OF No. 81
West 51st street, will give q reception On
Saturday, November %. TO introduce her
daughter. Miss Kathsrins Shaw.
Mrs William Everard Strong has re-
turned to town from Hot Springs Va, and
IS AZ the Plaza.
AIRS. Reginald RonaIds and her little
daughter are at the Plaza for the winter.
Mrs Daniel 8 Lamont and the Misses
Lamont viii return r. town from NIillbreuk,
y Y on November l..