New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-25
About People and Social Inc1def7>r:
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NETWORK SOCIETY.
Nav is so unpopular a month for weddings that
the marriage bells ringing almost uniater-
ruptedly during the closing days of April Among
the several marriages of yesterday was that Of
Miss Emily Trowbridge to Frederic Gallatin IT.,
which owing to the recent death of the brides
aunt. took place at the East Thirty-ninth-st house
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ID. Trowbrtdse. instead OK
in the Brick S Church in as white nag
trimmed with point lace; she wore tulie ven and
valley. Her sister Louise. in frock Of white
teGdan Ti'h Reginald sateree willis eeiated as
best man and there were no ushers, Inc ceremony
of Princeton University and among the few people
.Ie A Albert Miss adys Robnso Miss
Mabel Post. Samuel skdmore and Frederick Wes-
ton
Robert Gerry drove the Pioneer out to Ardsey
and back yesterday. The coach had been char
tered by Alfonso de Navarro, and his party In
cluded Mrs Theodore A.. Hayemeyer, the Misses
Beatrice and Gladys Mills Miss Baocock. craig
and j. T. Burden
Mrs Adrian Iselin. jr. Mrs. Marshall C. Lef-
ferts Mrs Berkeley Mostyn and Mrs. Nicholas
Murray Butler are among the patronesses of the
concert which will be given tonight by the CO.
qmbq tS e eubose to the
university by William Earl Dodge. Inc concert
will be followed by dance In the university gym
nasium.
months has been cruising in South American
waters board his yacht Sea Fox, has returned 70
NewYork Mrs Arson Phelps sts 2Isa and giot her
are booked to sail for Europe on May a.
Peter Martin. who is to marry Miss Lily Oelrichs
In July has rented the John Cadwalader cottage,
in Beilevue-ave.. at Newport for the summer.
Mrs A.. Scott Cameron gave a dinner party on
Wednesday night for her sons bride. Miss Rosaie
W De C;oicoura whose marriage Is to take place
on Wednesday next at St Bartholomew Church
The guests comprised Miss Evelyn Parsons, Miss
Daisy Helins Miss Carolns Edgar ass 5dtcnr
Harry S. Page. Herbert King. Bradish G. Johnson.
Ba5 SssIse Henry H. Bull j. T. PhipDs John
Mohr
The Morris County Golf Club opens on Saturday
next Tea will be served at o'clock There will
be music throughout the afternoon and dancing
The first of the country parties organized by the
governors of the Cotillon of Eighty will be given
tomorrow at the Scarsdale Golf Club house. at
scarsdaIe. Those asked are to meet at the Grand
Central Station for the 1 eeec and the return ~ 70
town will be made by the 6 o'clock train
Mr. and Mrs Stewart Barney are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of a little girl Mrs
Barney is the only daughter OF Mrs Alexander
Van Nest, and her wedding took place ABOUT a
year ago
The Duke of Newcastle, who. together with
Colonel Gerald Kitson. the military attache OF the
British Embassy at Washington: Edmund Twtning.
{, t Matthewson George Cromwell. Henry II. Hail
and Colonel Henry w Saekett ATTENDED the -;
George Society dinner Wednesday night. sans
Tomorrow for England
Miss Amy ELEPHANT has returned 10 town from
Cazenovia N Y. where she had been staying with
her brother Robert and is at her house. No. 1s
East Fifty-secOnd-st
Mr. and Mrs Frederick r. Halsey sail for Eu-
rome on June for a ten weeks stay
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hasstn leave town to-
morrow for their place IN Kentucky.
Formal announcement OF the engagement or Miss
Sarah Van Allen TO Robert J. F. Collier may be ex-
pected from Paris very early date. as the
causes for the delay in the issue OF the notlnca-
ton have disappeared