New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01
About People and Social Incidents.
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NETWORK SOCIETY.
With Memorial Day past, the Rubicon mas oeen
crossed. and country succeeds to Town as INC
stage for the fashionable world. In the envlrons
of New-YorIS there has been in the last ten days.
and there will be during all this month, great
deal OF entertaining. Even the hotels are nIieu
with well known people. Garden City has neen
extremely gay and there have been concerts and
dances there, while the guests at the numerous
house parties in the vicinity. notably at Mrs
Mackay's at Roslyn; at Mrs. Stanley Mortimer 5
and at Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley's have been seen
driving and riding and automobiiing. and Playing
golf at the various clubs. which are only stone S
throw from one another in this beautiful region
AT MiIIbrook are Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr-,
and Mrs. Leroy Emmett. AT M0rrlstoWn the Two
clubs have had numerous entertainments, and last
night there was a dance The Metropolitan golt
championship has proved the attraction At tiASuO
and Mrs Pierre Lorillard, who has just returned
from the South; Mrs. James SJiIlnan and Mrs
Henry Poor have had their houses filed with
Social activity. Colonel and Mrs De LanGey Kane
Mr.. and Mrs C Oliver Iseln and the Misses iIt
lin have opened their houses at New-Fochellle,
There will be numerous ENTERTAINMENTS at me
will last until very late in the summer. great
many people, who very comfortable IN their
about fortnight at Newport Bar Harbor or
Saratoga in the mountains or yaeh{ing ana 10 f oT
the rest of the time
at Peekskin with the 18th Regiment. In which he
holds a commission as lieutenant. Mrs. Wander
bilt is at Millbrook. near by.
Much satisfaction was created here by the news
received hv cable yesterday afternoon of the VIC
tory of the American polo team at Huringham
In the first game of the international polo matches
for the American Challenge Cup Small hopes had
derstood that both the American players and their
ponies had been to such an extent a1ecteq oy the
cyIicb c1iT
in their best FORM
Mr. and Mrs Alfred C. Vanderbilt will spend the
next two or three weeks at their camp in the
Adirondacks adjoining that Of J. Pierpont Morgan.
They will have Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick o. Beach
for a few days their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Beach
will spend the summer at Narragansett-
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kountze have decided to go
to Europe early in July for the sake of Mrs.
Kountzes health. They now at their country
place at MOrrlstown.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Dmock have left town
for their country place at South Coventry. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. H o. Havemeyer have left town for
their country place at Islip. Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs Cary T. Hutchinson have left town
Niagara Falls. where they will remain for few
days.
Sir. and Mrs. Edward j. Berwind have left town
and arrived at Neypf9;gt where they have opened
Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri is staying with her
mother. Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard. at her country
place at Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. H. Nick Twombly has issued invitations for
large euchre party on June 10 at her country
place near M0rristown.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Waterbury who have
been occupying Lady Lister Hayes house in Lon
don. sail for home June g. accompanied by their
niece. Miss Eleanor , Roosevelt who makes her
daughter Of Mrs. Valentine G. Hall
More than thirty weddings figure on the pro-
gramme for the week which opens to-day. and
marriage bells will ring almost without Interrupt
ton throughout the month OF June. Among those
scheduled for tomorrow is that OF Miss Maud
Wolfe daughter of Mrs. Christopher Wolfe Of
St Georges church Miss Syb Kane, daughter eii Of
Miss Mary Simons. Miss Marie Louise Gibson and
Miss Edythe Jones will be bridesmaids and Miss
Marshal Geer win be the best man. and Cornelius
Harold Billiard the ushers
Another wedding tomorrow will be that of Miss
Lillian Wing. daughter OF Mrs. Charles Tudor Wing
10 Naval Constructor Lawrence York Spear, which
takes place at Mrs Wings house. in West Fifty
ffth-st The ceremony will be remarkable one in
that all the bridal attendants will be married
women instead Of young girls; They comprise Mrs
Triest. Mrs. Matthias Nicon and Mrs De witt
S1fon Fla Fi9nnigan Lieutenant william Buck Will
and Lieutenant Merriweather Walter both of the
navy and Francis Drake Potter and Elijah Wood
ward will be the ushers.
Yet a third wedding will be that of Miss Mary
Seymour Jewett daughter OF the Rev. DR.. Edward
II. Jewett to George Carey of Baltimore. at the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION at o'clock. There
Will be small reception aftsrWard given by Mrs
is cousin of the bride.
Among the marriages on Tuesday will be that Of
Miss Grace Hurd Richards, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Payton Richards and Charles A. skidmore in
Trinity Chapel at o'clock. The bridesmaids will
Zerega, and Miss Agnes Crittenden Adams. OF Ken
lucky
Society will be largely represented at the wedding
of Miss Alice McKim and William Hude Nelson
Voss In Grace Church Wednesday. and there will
be large gathering of the families connected with
the bride and bridegroom. including the McKims
the Winthrops and the Nelson's. at the reception.
which will be given after the ceremony by Mrs.
house. in West Forty-eghth-st.
Another marriage set for Wednesday is that of
Miss Maud Quntard TO James H. Brookfeld son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brookfield. at the Church of
the TRANSPORTATION. Henry BrookfeId will offciate
as best man; while the ushers will consist of J.
field, Douglas Campbell. Gardner Brown and John
Mrs John G. Richardson and Miss
LuCla SduOTQ VIII act as DTlidl attendants.
Out at Bellevile. \. J.. at the Reformed Church |
Miss Margaret Van Rensselaer,. daughter OF the !
late James II. Van Rensselaer, will be married on
afternoon 10 Dr. a. P. Voislawsky
On Thursday the marriage Of Arthur Hoffman |
Van Brunt, of Judge Charles II. Van Brunt. to |
Miss Ethel Edison daughter of ex-Mayor Franklin |
Edson takes place in st. Bartholomew Church
Henry Harper Benedict and family will sail for /,
Europe the ST. Paul June t.