New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13
NETWORK SOCIETY.

New-York society is now enjoying the most de-
lightful season OF the year-that which is spent
lowering. to speak. between town and country
Most OF the country places in the vicinity are OPEN
but So too. are the houses and country house
parties. with outdoor amusenents. alternate with
dinners luncheons and posttheatre supper parties
in town The theatres remain thronsed. the fash
ionable restaurants are still crowded, the cluo
windows well peopled-in one word, there is no de-
crease OF animation apparent in the haunts OF the
modIsh world The coaching season has likewise
a nen sne d9G 4 Pone @ haTbnger
Of spring begins its fay ru1s b anqfT
frequently handle the rib6ons Center Hi, atcheo ;
James Henry smith has chartered il for TUESDAY,
on Friday Mrs. Vanderbilt Will take out a. party
Robert gerry Bradish Johnson, Ernest Isen. VIII
lam ?. Burden and \. Iseln.
To-day there is number OF house parties In
progress. Indeed, there a regular exodus from
town yesterday afternoon. turning their
steps toward Tuxedo while large contingent
went in the direction of Long Island. Mr. and Mrs
Levi P. Morton have number OF people spending
the week end with them at Tuxedo whe-e Cecil
suffern Taller have likewise arrived Mrs John
h seksy sre ds0 as e o. Mr. ana
Mrs. George J. Gould. while William G Whitney,
Miss ADELAIDE Randiph is spending the day at his
place at Westbury, Long Island
Several weddings will take place tomorrow. one
of them which will take large contingent of
people from Albany. being the marriage OF
Miss Helen Stout. daughter Of Mr.; and Mrs. Il Il
be held in ST. Peters Church, Albany.
On Tuesday Miss Leary will give reception and
musical her house in Fifth-ave., at which the
singing OF Heathe Gregory. who sails on April -
will constitute the principal feature OF the pro-
gramme. Mrs William ]. Schieffelin Mrs. Henry
Rowland. Miss Grace Dodge and Miss Stlnan
have arranged for a drawing room talk earlier IN
heneft
Rose Mission.
Hector Havemeyers marriage Miss Ray Mac
Master Russell is down the social schedule
for Wednesday. The ceremony will take place at
8 o'clock in the afternoon, in the Madison Avenue
Reformed Church The names of the bridesmaids
have already been mentioned in this column.
have also those of the ushers and best The
bridegroom gave his farewell bachelor dinner at
weddings W MIG premises 10 De exGe2tonaiy pictE-
M f hen He oWn to the fact uS 6o 6n N
the bridegroom, Lieutenant william Patterson,
military uniform The ceremony takes place in
Trinity Chapel
Thursday evening the students of Columbia Uni
versity will give dance in the gymnasium in con
nection with the ceremonies of installation their
new president. DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler. The
Columbia festivities will continue on Friday and
viii include regatta the Harlem River. athletic
sports and concert by the glee and mandolin
Saturday will witness the celebration of the
golden wedding of Dean and Mrs. Eugene \. Hor-
their house. in Chelsea Square. Dean HoT-
man, whose marriage to Miss Mary EImendorf
took place in 1852 is descended from Martinus Hon-
man, who came TO America from Holland in 1910
He is the son of Samuel Verplanck Hoffman, and
his mother ere ted the chapel of the Good Shepherd
The outgoing steamers carried away a number of
we'll known people yesterday, among them Mrs
Robert Goelet and her Robert; Lady Mimic.
wife of the Governor General of Canada and her
Lord Melgund: Lady Alice Beauclerk. the
Hon. Hester Litteton Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Bar
clay and Miss Adelaide Barclay. Mr. and Mrs.
the British Legation at Copenhagen, whose wife,
formerly Miss Helen Gammell, remains in this
James Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. James A Barnes and
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert VI Hyde.
George r. Rives sails Wednesday take his
position secretary of the United States Embassy
a Berlin. He is a of George L. Rives. and lost
his wife in London only few months after his
wedding Mrs. Samuel ScwhouSe sails for Europe
on the following day. Mr. and Mrs Henry Ciews.
jr.. who staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clews. ST.. at the latter's house. in West Thirty
fourth-st.. booked to sail May l. The
Fiftn-ave house of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry CIews. ST..
Just opposite the Cathedral is now undergoing al
terations, and will be ready for occupancy in the
autumn.
A dinner partys given last night by Miss
Della Gurnee. at her house in Ftfth-ave Mrs. Ed
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Nick. Twornbly have
turned to town from Groton, and staying for a
few days at their Fifth-ave. house before return
ing to F1orham, their place at Madison. y. j.. for
the spring and early summer
Under the patronage of Mrs. Adrian Iselin jr
Mrs. Frederick Nelson Miss Leary and others a