New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-06
NETWORK SOCIETY.

promotion the head OF the medical department.
NETWORK SOCIETY.
Miss Lila v scane's marriage to William B.
Osgood Field on Tuesday next, at Lenox. is the
principal feature on the social programme for the
week which opens to-day The wedding takes
place in Trinity Church, at noon. and the brides
maids. consisting of Miss Mary S. w. Kernochan'
Miss Florence " Twombly. Miss Frederick V.
Webb. Miss Evelyn Sloane, Miss Emily Rogers
Miss Frances Croker and Miss Marian A. Haven.
will all wear frocks and hats in which blue ana
white the favorite colors of the bride. are COM
bined. They will also each carry blue and white
parasol Morris Kellogg will officiate best man.
while the ushers comprise William F. Burden:
Alexander S. Webb. jr., H Rogers Winthrop and
Alexander Owen. The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. DR.. David II. Greer. rector of ST.
Bartholomew's Church, in this city. and he will
be assisted by the Rev: Harold Arrowsmith. After
Court 6e eou seS seat Of Mr. aHd Mrs Wiiam
Douglas Sloane. and toward evening the guests,
Of them returning to NeWport others Going on to
Bar Harhor, and some again coming back to town.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Vanderbilt made no
stay in New-York on their way UP from Biltmore
and have already arrived at Lenox for their neces
wedding Indeed some time is likely to elapse
before they seen in New-York again. for the
workmen take possession of their house at Fifth
ave. and Fiftyfrst-st, this week. and the atera-
tons about to be undertaken are OF extensive
complete them Among the changes about 20 be
erected are the construction Of an entrance to the
house in tffth-aye. which will entirely transform
M i aSd On LnG al after Shs Wedding
open their place there for the summer.
Not only Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Vanderbilt. but
likewise number of the other guests invited the
wedding on Tuesday have already arrived at
Lenox, and were present at the large garden party
which Mrs. John Sloane gave yesterday afternoon
While the Sloane Field marriage is the only we'd
ding that is scheduled for the Lenox season. there
are several to enliven that OF Newport For the
marriage of Miss Lily Oelrichs to Peter Martin on
July "a will be followed by that OF Miss Ethel
Davies. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Julien T. Davies
there viii be be Wedding o s Nav Van s
and Robert r. Remington, the date OF which has
Sarah and Robert Collier is likewise. according to
popular report TO take place at Newport before the
end OF the season.
Yesterday witnessed the opening OF the series of
polo games at Cedarhurst. and large number of
coaching parties drove out from Garden City from
Meadow Brook and from other Long Island resorts
to the Rockaway Hunt Club to witness the in
auguTal match
William C. whitney Sidney Dillon Ripley, Mr..
and Mrs. Mackay, Thomas Hitchcock jr E. D.
Morgan and j. Clinch Smith among those who
Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander are stay
ing with Miss Serena Rhnelander at Narrsgansett
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. ST.. has left town. and Is
at her country place at Richfeld Springs n. 7.
T. sutfern Taller has left town and gone TO Bar
Harbor where he is staying at the Malvern.
Mr. and Mrs George s. schermerhorn are ex-
pected at Pawng. N. Y. the day after tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Morgan Dix. who are
spending the summer at Pride's Crossing. Mass.
have been entertaining house party of young peo-
FREDERICK V. Webb and Miss Betty Metcalf.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rutgers Whitney leave
town for their camp in the Adirondacks this week.
Miss Lisa Richmond, whose engagement to R. NJ
Crosby has just been announced. is the daughter
or Mrs. David Richmond. who was Miss Hoppn.
Bridge is more popular than ever at Newport
this summer. Several classes have been formed
there and that organized by Mrs. f. Livingston
Ludlow holds its next meeting on Wednesday at
the villa of Mrs. Charles Belts Hinhouse. II COM
Gr sposWood B. sshsnSk r sod Miss df R6ss
Grosvenor.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ct. Vanderbilt have an
nounced their intention of giving a farm dance in
the course OF the month at Oakland Farm. their
place at Portsmouth, near Newport. II is TO be the
FfFsd Of series OF entertainments of the same
Mr. and Mrs Marshall ]. Dodge have taken
Ingleside. at Southampton. Long Island. for the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris K Jesup have arrived at
Bar Harbor for the summer, and are occupying
Stoneclf Mrs. John B. Trevor is likewise Bar
Harbor occupying one OF the new Vanderbilt cot
taBeS, in Man-St.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C1ews. jr have taken
house in the suburbs of Paris for a term of three
years where Nh Clews will pursue his art studies.
Mr. and Mrs Henry W. Poor. who have been
spending the early part of the summer at Tuxedo.
start this week for Bar Harbor where they have
leased the Ledge for the rest of the season
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. who have
been staying at Newport with Mrs. Vanderbilt at
their time during the remainder OF the summer
between their place on October Mountain Saratoga
and Westbury.
Mr. and Mrs William x. Vanderbilt. jr.. on their
return from Europe. will go to Newport and take
possession OF the Rutherfurd cottage. in Harrison
ave.
Captain and Mrs. Philip NJ. Lydig. who have been
spending their honeymoon abroad. returned from
Europe yesterday.
Mrs. George Tiffany and Miss Tiffany. who have
been staying at Hampstead at the country place
there OF August Belmont. going to the noun
tainS, and will likewise spend some time at the
various resorts on the ST. Lawrence
NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON.
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