New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
NETWORK SOCIETY.

last be succeeded by the opening or the resuldi
summer resorts. Society will be more scattefeu
this year than at any previous time 1or perhapS
a quarter OF century. New places to pass the
very warm months are rapidly being dlscoVereu'
Abroad for those who will not participate IN the
coronation ceremonies. yachting In the North anu
Baltic seas and among the hords OF Fihianu'
Norway and Sweden has its attraction On TINS
Saratoga to Newport and the world renowned ,ti old
springs will soon see some of their former srory
ments. and J. Roosevelt Roosevelt, AnSon Phelps
ars5 M G. aRd MT9 snd fhe
will be in the TegSn & seteet a5 Of
Yorkers at Point-a-Pic. Murray Bay ard North North
Hadley three quiet, cool Canadian watering places
ps fo Gid apa popury Which it enjoyed before
the flush days Of Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt left town
for Newport. and will be at the F!haru
cottage, in ragansett-ave.. which tney nave
rented for the summer until Oakland Farm, their
place at L. L. is ae TesdH fhe 5Of farm their
during the summer but VII seSR 'is
IN naourning FOR her husbands aunt Miss Gwynne
who died the other day.
IT is next Saturday week at noon that the mar
rage of Miss Helen Dominick. daughter OF MI
and Mrs Bayard Dominick. to Alexander smith,
son of Dr. A. A. Smith. takes place at ST. Peter
Church CalfIee Monmouth Beach, N j. The
at the Dominick country place at Monmouth Beach
The wedding guests from town will 1 20 90 on rat 1ae AZ
Gaee by carriages. which Will convey 'neh u
the church.
On the same day a gymkhana Will be gwen at
Mrs. Trenor L. Parks country place at Whi'e
Plains for the benefit OF the stony "old odha-
torium under the auspices of Auxiliary NO D.
wrs park ia chairman of the committee. and as
sociated with her in the affair are Mr. and Mrs u
oliver IseIin, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard y Potter
Nathaniel Reynal Mrs Bond EmegSon eIe2v F Robnson
special train will leave the Grand SentraI eoa-
9n at 1 for which tickets may be purchased from
members of the committee
July has been set as the date for the wedding OF
Miss Julia Edwards and Reginald Mansfield john
son. the invitations for which have just been Is
sued. It will take place at Ear HaFo6r or al sd. S
ding breakfast at Eastcote the country place OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. PierrepOnt Ed
wards.
Miss Isabel Lowell was married yesterday after
noon at O'Clock to Granton Duvan Dorsey at the
house of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H
Lowell No Washington Square North The
bride was attended by her cousin, Miss Louise
Rogers while Henry Williams. of the United States
Navy. officiated best man to the brldegrEooIn. m
who is his cousin. There were no brldesnnalds OF
ushers. and only few near relatives ana ntiilass @
SeFe W Pbs Rev a Dr. .h Howard p1ed
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs who is IN mourning for
her brother-in-Iaw, Harry Oelrichs, closed her
house in East Fifty -seventh-st- yesterday and
went to Newport for the season
Miss Leary is still in town. and will not go to
Newport for the season until after June A.
The Misses Helen and Kate Brice, daughters Of
the late Calvin g. Brice. will spend the summer at
Newport and have rented the Hone cottage IN the
Old Beach Road and Greenough Place, for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs H B. Barnes and their children are
hooked to sail for Europe on the Lucana on July o.
Garden City Is crowded at present with people VINO
do not care to remain in town. and yet who con-
slider it too early to go to Newport, southampton
Bar Harbor and other fashionable summer resorts
where the season has not yet really begun. Among
those registered at the Garden City Hotel are Mrs
Orme Wilson and her son. Mr.. and Mrs Charies
D. Rhnelander Mr.. and Mrs Victor SoTenann MI.
Pendieton. Mrs Adolf Ladenburg. c. Livingston.
jr and DR.. and Mrs. W. R. Gillette
Mrs. James Hude Beeknaan is booked to sail for
Europe on the Oceanic on June 25- Her brother-in-
law George R. Schiefelin with his son and daush-
ter will go by the boat. in order to join Mrs
ScheHelin in England for the purpose OF MAKING d
Coaching trip through the Southern counties
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Redmond and their daugh-
ter Lydia have left town for Newport where they
have opened their cottage, in Kay-st. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry S. Redmond, who will make their head
quarters on their yacht. the Aisa, will spend mqch
of their time with them Goold REDMOND ana ds nIss
the end of next week, and viii go at once TO New
port and open their cottage there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Alexandra have left town
for Shore Acres their country place at Fort Wads-
worth Staten Island, for the summer
Mrs Burke Roche who together with Mr. and
Mrs j. Norman De r. Whitehouse, has been stay
ing with Mrs. E. Moore Robinson at Phiadelphia,
has gone to Newport with her daughter Ior lhe
season.
]. Victor onativia has gone to Southampton for
the season Edward De Rose has likewise arrived
there and is occupying James H Persons house.
which he has rented for the summer Mrs George
T. Bliss has leased the H +. Barnes place aI
for the season
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Haggin left town yester-
day for Tuxedo where they will remain fort
night before going on to Newport. where they have
taken White Lodge for the season
Lenox is gradually filling up, and country places
are being opened there in every direction Among
the recent arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. James A
Burden, jr Mr.. and Mrs. Morris 4 Jesups Mr; & and
Mrs John Sloane, Mr. and Mrs. Giraud roster,
Mrs aasknes5 @ nd Vnart M ahd Hs Mf their Fe0Ig sger
home. for the season.
Commodore and Mrs Lewis cass Ledyard will
leave town this week for Newport for the season
Mrs Richard Gambrill is expected home from
Furope on Wednesday next, and will go at once 10
Newport and open her new villa there IN Bellevue
ave.
Clarence G. pinsmore. who has been seriously I'll
in Europe is the road 10 recovery at
and expects TO return to Paris within a
fortnight
Reginald Vanderbilt, following the example OF
his brother Alfred. has purchased a model farm
at Portsmouth. R. l., situated about six miles from
Newport and which has belonged in turn to John