New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Just AZ present almost as many attractions as the
country Ii is unnecessary 20 repeat tlat an 'ne
country houses In the neighborhOod OF NeW-fork
are CAV with house parties. that the country CLUBS
crowded and Offering all sorts or at'racuohs
i'm the way OF dances and other kinds OF entertain
ments; that thu various suburban packs have al
most daily meets, and that each week brings with
town from presenting the most animated appear
ance from a social point Of view. One experiences
difficulty in securing a table AZ the Gishlphdole
MANY familiar faces are seen in the avenue. hos
pitable houses are being opened on every hand ror
they were a few weeks ago, and the theatres are
circumstances to say whether society is in town or
the country It's existence can best be described
as one Of rus in uTbe
The week opening to-day will be notable for the
number OF It's weddings. Most Of them will take
place on Wednesday. including the marriage OF
Miss Eleanor Thomas daughter Of General Samuel
Thomas TO r. Livingston Beekman who gave his
farewell bachelor dinner az the KnCkerbOcker Club
last night. The ceremony will be performed
Ardsley-on-t the Hudson, at the country place Of
out 10 Ardsley and back 20 town The names OF
ushers were published In this column yesterday
The newly married couple on the termination OF
their honeymoon will make their home az No -
East Fifty -seventh-st
Another wedding set for Wednesday is that of
Miss Harriet Robbins daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Horace WaIcott Robbins. and Robert Peabody
Barry. tr. IL will take place in the Brick Presby
maid OF honor. while the bridesmaids will he the
Misses Jenevieve ard Louise Robbins. Elizabeth
X Clark ana Mary Emo. Frank OuterhritSe, Will
tam Putnam Robert Spencer Wolcott p. Robbins
and Edwin King win serve ushers. while Leon
ara H9Fneg Nil De the best man After ne Re ceTe
Mrs Robbins, the parents OF the bride, at their
home, No. IS East Fifty-seventh-st.
Miss Massie strong will be another Of wednes-
days brides She is a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
William Everard Strong, at whose house in Madi-
sou-ave. her marriage TO Captain Moreton Gage.
1th Dragon Guards, OF the English Army. will
wedd.Is breakfast for which about one z, hundred
his bride sail FOR England few days after their
tain Gage is to reioin his regiment.
who Miss Sadie Price OF Baltimore, becomes
the wife Of DR. George Turnure the wedding TAX
ing place az the Church OF the Ascension Firth
Mrs Duncan Cameron
A feature OF society's programme for this week
will be the horse show at Morristown. y. j..
which opens on Wednesday and continues until
Saturday. when It Will be wound up in a social
sense BY dance At the the, club All the country
"a ta i, I'M ry MI E1Sicb viii Ss mads
the occasion OF numerous entertainments OF every
There VIII be a number Of changes this winter
IN the parterre boxes at the opera. Mrs. Ogden
(fOelet, who has decided TO remain II TINS country
throughout the winter. will share her box with her
sisters Lady Herbert and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt TIE Bryce box will be occupied by Herbert l.
Terrell J. ]. Emery and f r. Bacon Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi p. Morton will share their box with Mr.
and Mrs =. r.. Thomas Mrs; Hood Wright VIII
share her box with Gerald Hoyt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bon FeGGR are 10 snare t h K6un1e box Mrs
Frederick Pearson. Mrs. George Dodge and Miss
Mr. and Mrs Barley viii have Box No. 70 on Mon
DAYS Charles W. Morse viii have the William h
Vanderbilt box one night week.
A number Of the fashionable set are at Garden
City one Of the most popular suburban resorts at
this time OF the year Among those registered at
the hotel there are Mrs. II; Mortimer Brooks. Mt
Mr.. and Mrs Albert v de Cioicouria. Miss de Col
couria and Mrs. George de Forest Lord.
Mrs John w Mackay. who since the death Of
her husband has been staying at Nauhem. in Ger
many. IS expected to sail for this country early
next month
Mrs Ernest c. La Montague has returned from
California, where she has been living for the last
year. and IS in town for few weeks.
Mrs. James Bernhard has returned to town. and is
AT her house; in East Twenty-fourth-st; Her sons.
The marriage of Miss Efie Caesar daughter OF
Mrs. Herman u. Cesar OF No. iO2 East Fifty
seventh ST. viii take place soon after Christmas.
Mrs. George C. Frelinghuysen has issued invita-
tions for large luncheon Tomorrow at her coun-
tfy place Nhippany Farms. near Morristown
Or. and Mrs Russell Beramy OF No 81 East
Seyenty-seventh-st. returned 10 town yesterday
from Newport. The doctor spent part OF September
hunting in Canada.
The hrst meet of the Richmond County Hunt
Club will take place next Saturday at the Country
T I,a9 and win be followed by meets on every
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund S. Twinins will close their
country place on Dongan Hills Staten Island. this
winter and spend the season in town.
Mrs Arthur Twombly Is In town for a few days
at her house. in East Fifty-hfJh-st.
On October . Miss Frances Coster Jones daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones' will be mar
ried TO Henry Spies Kip at noon in the Church
of the Incarnation. Miss Jones will have only one
attendant maid Of honor. Miss Marie Antolnette
R LAY a2lshter OF Mrs. Fellowes Davis. Rulon
VIII be another brother OF the bridegroom Garrett
HerHek srrace Andrew 81 sage Serard
Everett Colby and Murray Shoemaker. The cere-
snG Will By o as BY the s RsY
reception at the home Of the brides grandmother.
not large.
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME
The engagement is announced Of Miss Marguerite
Williams, daughter Of Pardon Clarence Williams
10 Anson Flower Robinson, nephew Of the late Ros-
well y Flower The marriage will take place at
N, Robinson was a sophomore in Columbia col
s,S,,d last year and took prominent in the
turn to Columbia this year.
Judge and Mrs. George C. Perkins of covingson.
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