New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24

annual affair and the clubhouse VIII DC
taxed 10 capacity with members Of New
yorks fashionable world.
MISS Katharine Black daughter OF
NJ and Nrs. Henry Van D. Black, had
the honor or being the first debutante
~ ,be season 20 be introduced. She
had her coming out party yesterday,
vben her mother gave reception Tor
r. her house. "Bide-a- Wee Irving
tor. n. s. She was assisted 10 recelV-
ne bv Miss Marion Townsend, Miss
Helen Sayles, Miss Geneyieve Clendenin,
Ms, Dorothy Clifford, Miss Beatrice
psv6 and Miss Helen Geer, all debu-
,,,tes OF the season. and Miss Marion
Rocker. who came out a couple OF years
svo Mrs Black was assisted IN recelv-
10 bv her daughter. Miss Dorothy
psek Mrs. George Fowler, Mrs I'd
mind 7. Fowler. Mrs. Benz amin Prince,
Mrs. Charles Hoge, Mrs. J. P. Cham
hers. Mrs Frederick Sayles Miss Helen
Wright. Miss Dorothy Brown. Miss
Csramai Carroll and Miss Marjorie
Smylie.
The decorations IN the Garden for the
Horse SHOW, which opens on November
4 will be on very elaborate scale.
Mrs. E. T. Stotesbury, wife Of the new
nresident Of the National Horse Show
Association, has undertaken the WORK,
and has obtained the services Of
Charles Slsyter, architect and deco
rstor In the long entrance through
which one passes to the auditorium
there will be succession OF ivy-coy-
either side. and an effect of little lakes
eeverlv obtained By the use Of mirrors.
These are 10 be embarked with growing
plants and flowers. The immediate en-
trance 70 the arena will be through a
gateway effect Of posts. partly over
grown with box bay and other ever
green shrubbery. At intervals around
The arena will be high black and white
Naypoles wound with garlands OF
flowers and gold ribbons, topped with
electric lights shining through smilaN
and flowers. Between the galleries Will
hang curtains Of smilaX. real lattice
work Of crimson and black on white
background will support the flower
boxes and great gilded baskets VIII
overflow with flowers and green vines.
The entire wall Of the interior OF the
Garden will be covered in white and
black bars 20 produce the effect of the
old haif-timbered houses in Chester,
England. A canopy Of crimson and
white. with a border Of black, Will form
the entire top of the Garden, and sus-
pended from this Will be huge hanging
lights, surrounded by baskets OF red
and white natural flowers.
The members box. at the Madison
Avenue end Of the arena, will be q
80 al lei I'll cd
cottage with white stuccO walls, vine
clad and surrounded by real trees, with
window boxes flled with flowers. The
arena boxes are 20 be lined with white
leather and the fronts adorned by
bands Of creenery interspersed with
fairy lights To Is estimated that the
fresh flowers used will cost $4,000
daily.
Miss D.antha Allen Fitch, daughter
Of Dr. and Mrs Allen Fitch, Of 30 West
Fifty-sixth Street, will be married TO
Connor Lawrence on Wednesday in St.
Bartholomew Church. The bride Will
be attended by her sisters, Miss Marion
and Miss katherine Fitch. as maids OF
honor, and by Miss Dorothy =. Brown,
Miss Jean Stewart, Miss katherine
Noble, Miss Ella Carpenter and Miss
Marion Geyelin, Of Philadelphia, as
bridesmaids
Frank Lawrence. IT,, will serve as
best man. and the ushers will be Her
bert Reed Lawrence, David II. Taylor.
Benjamin Harrison Mckee, Henry ).
Durand. Edwin b. Dickinson, Raymond
J. SehweIzer. Ronald VI. Ferry and Hor-
race Dorsay Ntwson, who will take
the place OF George Harold Edgell, who
vii be unable 70 serve.
Miss Ceclle lesson Thayer, daughter
fMr. ani Mrs BENJAMIN B. Thayer, OF
IS East Seventy-ninth Street, will be
married 20 Douglas G ibbons on Thurs
day a. the country home o. the brides
parents, a. Lawrence, Long Island.
Only relatives and few intimate
friends vii be present a. the ceremony
Mss Thayer will have her two sisters
Mss Marie r. and Miss Alice X.
Ihsyer, al her only attendants: Lee
Wallis Gibbons will serve as ms broth-
srs best man There will be no usners'
The ceremony will be followed by re-
seepiion, 20 which about 300 guests nave
Nth Invited. On their return from
asif wedding trip Mr. Gibbons and ms
ssr'de will live at 4 West Fifty-third
Street.
Miss Helen Judson, a daughter OF
mr. and Mrs Henry l. Judson, VIII De
nArried on Tuesday 20 6. Elton Psrks
the Church OF the Heavenly Kest
ns Rev Dr.. Herbert Shipman oficiat-
Ig The wedding is 70 be a small al
sf, followed b. a reception for Few
'nends a. the home Of Miss Judsons
PARENTS IN Madison Avenue.
Miss Judson. sister Of Mrs. Francis
surion Harrison, will have no attend
sa,' other than Miss Nancy Heeksher'
Laughter OF Mr. and Mrs. G. Maurice
nesksher, who will be flower girl
". Ledyard. Of Cincinnati, Is 20 De
sees' man, and the ushers will be James
eo1 Brady, c. Maurice Hecksher, Ed
arc ". Clucas. Arthur 7. McKinstry,
SSofcon W. Abbott and d. Raymond
SSoyes, ali Of New York City; Fayette
i.sown. Cleveland; Justice Wilson, To-
VEG, George S. Munson. Philadelphia,
&c DAVID Boies, Scranton.
al Park Is Yale alumnus. class OF
-. sne q member Of the law firm OF
Street. anu
Invitations have been issued for the
'eaing Of Miss Clarisse Carreau.
Ggsfr Of Mrs. Cyr.lle Carreau. Of
MADISON Avenue, 20 George Gelstoh
c.o'e, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
s'.'on Moore. Of 1873 Madison Avenue.
AZ. we Madison Avenue Methodist Epis-
church on Thursday. November
iht Rev. Wallace MacMullen. OF
a. .nstown. y. j., formerly pastor Of
auseh. viii sfheiats,