New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Town is ernptying fast Houses are being closed
for the summer. The summer calm has descended
upon those thoroushfares which are lined oy the
homes of the fashionable world, ana there Is a
rush for the country. Nearly every country place
around New-York is open. and az many house par
ties are being entertained to-day. while the ar
rivals at Newport already numerous. and there
plenty of familiar faces to be seen on the ave
nue. there All the country clubs will be well pat
tronzed to-day, and Morristown. Baltusrol. Ard
sley, Meadow Brook the Westchester Country
Club and Tuxedo will be the centre of much social
activity.
Wedding bells will ring almost continuously
throughout June. to judge from the number Of
Christopher Wolfe has issued Invitations for the
Georges Church, Stuyvesant Square. at O'Clock
William f Hade Nelson voss follows on june at
Grace Church at o'clock in the afternoon II
Of the bride. the Rev. Mr. and Mrs Haslitt Nc
Rem HURST Tewst W be sg"fher june brd @ her
marriage to George Karey, Of Baltimore, taking
Of the Transformation; The marriage Of Miss Helen
he to S M asG Smith i Is eSSfa seSSea 4P for
IGne '.a at Monmouth Beach, s while MS Mss GraSe
Richards. will be married in Trinity Chapel on
Iu1e at Gc9ck to Charles a, Skdn0Te Ine
Norris ]. Montgomery Strong, Augustus Ireland
Robert s. Talmage, Burnett Ruggles and Edward
Du vivier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfredt G- vanderbilt, VINO Rave
been spending couple of days in town, returned
yesterday morning to Ardsley. where they will
main until they go TO Newport for the summer next
month.
Mrs. James r. Jesup closes her house. No. $50
Fifth-ave. this week, and leaves town for Lenox
for the season.
MIR and Mrs. Henry F. Dimock leave town to-
morrow week for their country place, the old
Dmoc1 homestead. at South Coventry, Conn.,
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10 Bar Harbor where they have taken a, cottage
FOR the rest OF the season. Their son,in.laW ana
will spend the summer with them.
Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane and Miss
Lila V. Sloane leave town on Wednesday week for
Elm Court, their place at Lenox. for the season,
The wedding OF Miss Lila takes place July s,
and her bridesmaids Will consist Of her cousins,
Marion Haven Miss Justine Cutting and Miss
Crocker.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt have pur-
chased the camp of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Mex. Twom-
bly, in the Adirondacks and will spend the summer
there. Their Newport place: Rough Point Will be
occupied for the season by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Howard.
Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt had secured the Pioneer
yesterday for its trip TO Ardsley. and took party
Of young people out TO luncheon at the club. F. X.
PendIeton has the coach for tomorrow, and A. P.
Sturgis has retained 1t for Tuesday. when he will
have as his guests Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jen-
ana ar Mr ofahqs MIS- Mss RneSon
and o. T Campbell. Tracy Dows has the coach for
W Wednesday.
The Hon. Hugo Barring will. Il is said. succeed
his brother Cecil at the head of the New-York
branch OF the banking firm OF Barring. Cecil Bar
ing will in future make his home in Englend
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Davies have left town
for Newport for the season. have also Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. Livingston Mason. whose daughter is
making a series OF country house visits before
Joining then there.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Willis James have left town and
are Onunda. their country place near Norris
town " j. where they have Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Curtis James staying with them.
Mr. and Mrs. William Warner Hoppin jr have
returned to town the termination OF their
honeymoon. and staying with Mrs. Hoppins
parents Mr.. and Mrs. FREDERIC Gallatln. at the
atter's Ftfth-ave. house On June they go 20
Seabright for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Everard Strong have gone
10 Seabright for the summer.
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Corning Clark leave town
this week for Fernleigh. their country place az
CooperStown.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson ". Hard have left town for
Chacara. their country place at Lawrence. Long
Island.
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