New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07


-. ,unerous weddings and debutsnte
.-,o,, on the programme. society
Turning 70 the city In large num-
=. and taking possession Of town
s.-..s for the season, which promises
r.. very brilliant one. Many Of
49,. who spent s few weeks at Hot
S.L,ss. White Sulphur Springs and
r. fsn resorts returned 70 New
~ ,l4 dav after election and for the
-. ,,w DAYS TIE city has been gsyer
m,, At any time since early last
.nrips. All the fashionable restaurants
"a hotel. have been filed at the
,-,,b.on and dinner hours and the
.L,.,,,, have been well patronized by
.-,hsrs Of the fashionable world
The Horse show. which opened yes
.,,s,v At the Garden, will be continued
Al next Friday, and then three days
80, ,he opera season will be ushered
!. Nth the usual brilliant audience
sling the parterre row. grand tier and
.,,Ils. There are comparatively few
,bsngss in the personnel Of the hold
:, ~ these boxes. There arc prac-
,,.sllv no newcomers this season, al
,topgb there IS some changing about
~ lie case OF some Of those VINO 90
~. own a box and have been sub
seribers for years. Mrs. Vanderbilt, on
ssroupt Of mourning, will not be al
he opers this winter, and her ooX, d.
fs. beer rented for one night In the
week % c. Oliver lselin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore Carson,
tia Past Thirty-seventh Street, have
announced the engagement OF thelr
Ssnobter. Miss Rosetta Carson, 10
IsWrence Won Post Schwab, son OF the
iste Rev. Lawrence Henry Schwab, Of
IRIS civ. Mr. Schwab is q graduate OF
Yale class IS, and IS a member oil
the Union and Yale clubs.
Another engagement announced last
vsek was that Of Miss Jean Robb
stewart. daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs.
George n. Stewart, Of 81 West Fiftieth
street. 10 Allan B. Clayton, of this
NV Miss Stewart was introduced to
society last winter No date has been
set for the wedding
Mrs. Walter Henderson Bryant, of
Ife South Twenty-s econd Street. Phila-
delpbia. announced on Friday the en-
gsgement Of her daughter. Miss
Eleanor a. Bryant, 20 Frederick +. A.
Pearson. Of this city. Miss Bryant is
member Of the Merton Cricket Club.
M Pearson rs o son Of Mrs. Frederick
Pearson, Of West Fifty-seventh
Street. lie is a graduate Of Harvard,
class II. and Is a member Of the Union
Club. The wedding will take place on
November q, in St Marks Church,
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Omri Ford Hubbard Will give q
reception on Tuesday, November %, at
her home. 20 Monroe Place, Brooklyn
10 introduce her daughter, Miss Char
lc,te Edwards Hbbard.
Miss Adele Prindle will be intro
cuced TO society at a reception TO be
gwen by her mother, Mrs. Leeming
Walker. on December % at her home,
800 Park Avenue. A theatre party and
dance will follow.
Mrs. Robert Wood johnson was mar
red 20 John ". Dennis, OF kensing-
ton, London, England, on Wednesday
a. her home, 375 Park Avenue.
a national pageant will be held at
the Waldorf Astoria on Tuesday after
noon and evening, December II, under
the auspices Of the National Organ
izAtion Of Catholic Women. Among the
women in charge are Miss Annie Leary,
Mrs. Chauncey VI. Depew, Mrs. Francis
Burial Hoffman, Mrs. James B. Clews,
Mrs. William r. Sheehan, Mrs. Andrew
Dougherty and Mrs. Edward Hawke. Jr.
The Misses Hoyt started a series OF
thts dGnsants yesterday afternoon IN
the Empire room Of the Waldorf-As-
toris.
Mrs. Charles Manning Slater, of the
Buckingham Hotel, gave a matinee box
party on Wednesday 70 see "The Girl
Who Smiles" Her guests included
Mrs. Susan Brodhead, Mrs. Francis I.
Roots, Mrs. Wilfred O'Neill and Miss
Louise Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael ]. Mulquecn
have returned 70 town for the winter
from Montclair, y. j.. and are at their
house, IS West Eighty-hfth Street.
Miss Amoret Dey, daughter Of Mr.. and
Yrs. Robert Dey, Of Syracuse, was mar
red yesterday afternoon in st. Pauls
Church, Syracuse. TO Douglas Drum
nond, son of Mrs. Thomas J. Drum
nond, Of PA West Seyenty-frst Street,
ibis city. The ceremony was followed
BY a large reception OF the Onondaga.
The brides sister. Miss Victoria Dey,
vas her maid Of honor, and the brides
maids we're Miss Harriet Dey, Miss
frances Gray, Miss Eleanor Grouse and
Mss Helen Mason. Kenneth Drum
mend was his brothers best man, and
he ushers were Edmund L. Cone, Al
bert Paine, Walter Bass, Eric Kilner
sad Frank Libby, Of this city; Earl
waller, Of Sksneateles; Frank G.. Tall
nan, IT,, Of Wilmington, Del. and Paul
Heath, Of Buffalo, all classmates Of Mr..
Drummond at Princeton.
Mss Fredericka y. Stats, daughter
" hr. and Mrs. J. Henry Stats, of this
sl'y, will be married 10 Frank Wright
iutle, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Tut
We, Of Greenwich, Conn, on Tuesday
afternoon, November l6. az the home Of
NE brides parents, 40 Park Avenue.
Lieutenant Z. W. Mckee, u. s. n, and
Mn: Mckee gave card party on
,neenesday evening az their home, $50
west Seyenty-frst Street. Among the
gaesls were Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee,
Sn c. =. Heustace, Miss Aileen
yrrhee, Miss Viola Claire Vetter, Miss
ference O'Brien. James Scott, George
sseeaansn Fife. Raymond Thomas, l..
1Voenbaeh. Lieutenant w. Robertson,
5 n, and Lieutenant William
sirnes. U. S. N.
~. and Mrs. Franklin 2. Duryea