New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28
NETWORK SOCIETY.

William K. Vanderbilt arrived in town yesterday
| from Europe ON La Savoie. The report wnicn aP-
peared in this column, as well as In o1nes pd1es
In the early part Of last week tnat rs ]" % 0Ai0'
in this country was unfounded
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert satterlee likewise returned
from abroad yesterday. They arrived on the celtic
and down the bay by Mrs. SatterleeS
father, j. Pierpont Morgan, his yacht the GoT
sair Lord and Lady Aigern0Gn ORE Goruoh He"'N
likewise passengers on the Celtlc-
Among the features of society's pfosratiHe .S'
the week which opens to-day, Will De the w.
dings of Miss Alice Hay and James w, 800.
worth jr.. and Of Miss Edith POST anu ol
Gallatin On Wednesday the Westchester county
Horse Show opens at White Plains ana continues
until Saturday. 1t promises to prove an uiip
edened success from an saninG nTizes are being
given by Colonel William Jay M rinn gto ato and
e. c. Potter, while at nearly every
In connection with the affair.
Tuesday ia the date set for the marriage OF MISS
Alice Hay and of James W. Wadsworth' IT. Ing
ceremony will take place at the country place OIL
the Secretary of State and Mrs John Hay at Lake
Sunapee N H In compliance with the laws
of New Hampshire. which provide Una. no -
ding ceremony be solemnizeo Within i'o "
ders by a clergyman from another state unless ne
has been specially commissioned for the purpose
Governor Jordan and his executive councn ha abe
appointed the Rev HI 8 IF aeyieyed, Ohio who
married the Secretary OF th hesr a daughter
Wednesday will witness the marriage Oh MISS
Edith Post and Goeet Gallatin at 81 Am
Church, Bayport. Long Island MISS Evelyn DNen,
will be maid of honor and the bridesmaids VIII
be Miss Hartman. Miss Mildred STOKES MISS
Nathalie henderson and Miss Hester Hone Albert
Gallatin will be his brothers best man. wh hns
Francis X S p6, rckhead viii act as ushers
After wedding there will be lec ef i6e brid
at her country house at Bayport'
The horse show at Tuxedo, of which an account
will he found elsewhere. was brought to close
49,. -. Itch n number of dinners given In con-
nection with the affair, among others by MI ana
Mrs R. Fulton Cutting, Mr. and MIS- fierre LOT
iard Ronalds Mr. and Mrs Nc and Mas Edward
M Post and MI and Mrs George Rutiedge HlDSoh'
The annual golf tournament at Hot Springs. Va
will onen m October g. and extend over the two
+oI,ouino DAVIS The first bridge tournament or the
season takes place there tomorrow night Among
those who have arranged to spend OCTOBER . IneTg
cor.right, Mrs John r. Drexel. Mrs stuyyesant
Fish. Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Mrs Hermann oeirichS
and Mrs John Clinton Gray
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Waterbury have leased
Jacob Lorillard's country place. All Breeze at est
Chester for a term of five years They VIII speho
renee waterbury is still confined TO his house oy
typhoid fever
There "a no truth in the statement published yes
terdav that Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney |
had arrived at October Mountain near LenoH- II
is Miss Dorothy Whitney and Mrs George BEND VINO |
have arrived there for the fall M ana hIs Wbit
PAYNE Whitney still abroad with '" L. " MT I
ney, but are expected back here shortly !
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Morgan leased Gen |
ersl Horace Porter's house. in Madison-ave-. for
the winter They are spending the fall as usual at |
their country place in the Wheatey Hills Loiis |
Island.
Mr. and Mrs Prescott Slade expect to move into |
their new house No. 1O5 East Thrty-seventh-st. at /
the end OF next month The house was wedoins
gift to Mrs. Slade from her parents. Genera ana |
Mrs; Charles Francis Roe with whom she Is s'aSiiiS
at their place at Highland rams " l.
Albert R. shattuck. who for two years has been |
president Of the Automobile Club OF America has !
decided not to become candidate Tor re-election
at the clubs meeting November H. Among tne
most likely candidates for the successolsilp -
BOstwick-
On Saturday the annual concert In aid OF the
Robins Nest will be given at the country place OF
Mrs John D. ArchboId at Tarrytown- on-the-Hud- /
son. Among the patronesses OF the entertainment ns
are Mrs H. Waiter Webb MIS-; Iren0r . fa aId Ms
Arthur L. Barney
Mrs Henry D. KnowIton has gone 10 Tuxedo !
for a month. and will open her house IN East
for the season at the end OF next
month.
Charles Dewar Simons. jr and his wife, who was /
Miss Jessie Vanderbilt MacNamee who have been /
spending some weeks at the Country Club on the |
Hills Staten Island, have returned to town
and are at their apar tments, No. AL Park-ave.
Mr. and Mrs William BIoodgood have returned |
to town from Seabright. n. J.. and at the Lor-
raine for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Haven return to their !
house in East Thirty-ninth-st-. from Lenox- on |
October Il
Reginald Vanderbilt Miss Cathleen Nelson ana |
Mrs J. D. Kenny have been compelled by pad !
weather TO abandon their automobile trip down the |