New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Gayeties are supposed to begin in town with the
Horse Show But IL would seem II the opening
of the real season will be postponed until the first
night OF the opera. Seldom IN the history OF So
ciety have there been so many entertainments on
a large scale in the country and environs OF New
York. From Friday until Monday always. Tuxedo
has dinners. musicals and dances The great house
party given by William K. Vanderbilt Will not
10 a close until tomorrow, and a trainful OF
people left the city yesterday for Lakewood and
Chatsworth. Cards and dinners have been the
principal amUsenents at MorristOwn, and Meadow
Brook and West Chester have been busy with the
hunts. The fact that the Meadow Brook hunts
will continue all this week is significant. and means
that the hunting set will not be much in evil
dence at the show usual Mr.. Whitney is also
giving large house party to continue during the
week at his country place near Westbury. 1t is
that. with special trains and lightning motor
cars town and country more closely united than
ever before and distance anuihilated. All day YES
terday gay parties driving up and down Fifth
ave in motor cars. and by dusk fashion was in the
country. To-day number of the old Horse Show
Guard they are called. will remain over for the
afternoon luncheon at the Madison Square Garden.
With the exception of the dinner for Jules CambOn,
was no notable entertainment in town But the
nrst afternoon musical at MIS-. Colllnss was ex-
have taken a firm hold on the fashionable set.
There will be quite large number Of weddings
this week That OF Miss Cecil Boardman and
James Hammond Mclean is scheduled for to-rnor-
at St. Thomas's Church Miss Geraldine Board
will be her sisters maid of honor. while Miss
Madge Niles. Miss Violet Stewart. Miss Catherine
Drake and Miss Ruth Emmons will be bridesmaids
Harry Gruner will be best man, while the ushers
will consist Of Alexander and Schuyler Smith, Philip
Sao,i TO- IA 7iart EaS Sftar ~ Laliils' ISoiid
cepton will be given by Mr.. and Mrs Albert Barnes
6oardman. the parents of the bride.
On Tuesday the marriage of Miss Edyth Coppen
daughter Of the late George CoppelI TO Lawrence
Bogart Gilman will take place at Grace Church at
o'clock Miss Florence and Miss Grace Coppeu
To be the bridesmaids. and Miss Rosalie Eli
man maid OF honor. AS the family OF the bride
is in deep mourning there will be no reception after
the ceremony On their return to town at the close
of their honeymoon Lawrence Gilman and his bride
viii take possession OF Mrs. Ernest La Montagne's
ed for the season. Lawrence Gilman gave his
farewell bachelor dinner at Delmonico's last night
Miss Florence Jacquelin's marriage to Charles r.
Swords is set for Wednesday. and will take place
at the Church of the Incarnation at $50 o'clock.
Miss Jacqueiin is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
maids have already been published in these col
unns.
On Saturday the wedding of Miss Augusta
Kuypers Lyon. daughter of DR.. Samuel Kuypers
Lyon. and John Barker Elmendorf will take place
at the Church OF the Incarnation.
The engagement announced yesterday Of
Miss Marie De Neufville. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Jules De Seufville. TO Lewis Iselin son Of Mr. and
Mrs; Columbus o'Do1nell Isen. He is a grandson
OF AGrtan lseln and nephew of Adrian Ise.ln.
1r. William ISelin. c. Oliver Iselin. Mrs DeIancey
Kane, Mrs. john Beresford and Miss c. Isein
Mr.. and Mrs /. Townsend Burden and the Misses
Burden have closed Fairlawn at Newport and are
at their town house on North Madison Square for
the season. This house adjons the property which
has been purchased for n new hotel and this will
be the last season in which Mr.. and Mrs Burden
will occupy their old home. The reason which
is compelling them 10 move will likewise force
Frank Work and his daughter. Mrs. Roche as well
as Adrian lselin, ST.. TO do likewise.
The Baron and Baroness de Seillere and Miss
LivermOre viii be In town tomorrow for the